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Retaining the service of a Melbourne CBD conveyancing solicitor before or during buying or selling of a property is essential to expect a smooth and happy conveyancing transaction. Conveyancing is a complex process of transferring property ownership from one person to another, with property laws implemented throughout its stages. DIY Conveyancing is not recommended anywhere in Australia as it can cause you more money instead of saving some. Dealing with this complicated process without guidance from a knowledgeable conveyancer is detrimental to your funds and future. That said, approaching a local conveyancing lawyer in Melbourne CBD is highly advisable because this type of lawyer knows the ins and outs of the conveyancing process. For a reasonable price, you have a guarantee that nothing unpleasant will happen to your matter.

Melbourne City is the primary suburb and central business district of Victoria, Australia, located within the local government area of the City of Melbourne. The 2011 Australian Bureau of Statistics census determined that the suburb has more than 28,000 residents, 51% males and 49% females, and the average age of the residents is 28 years old, a decade younger than the Australian national average age. Almost 30% of the residents were born in Australia, while others were born overseas, particularly in China, Malaysia, India, Indonesia, England, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Taiwan, the United States of America, Vietnam and Japan. Religious groups in the suburb are Catholic, Buddhism, Anglican, Hinduism, Islam, Uniting Church, Christian and Presbyterian and Reformed, Catholic being the most common religion.

Colloquially known as The City or The CBE, Melbourne City is the oldest part of Melbourne, known to have become a settlement area during 1837. It does not have official boundaries ever since it became the Melbourne capital. According to Willy Weather, the highest recorded temperature in the city has been 20 degrees Celsius since 2010, while the lowest temperature was 10.4 degrees Celsius. The daily average temperature is nearly 15 degrees Celsius, making it an excellent place to live due to its moderate-high and low temperatures throughout the year. The City houses the Queen Victoria Market, a significant shopping centre in Melbourne.

Melbourne CBD has offered many opportunities for its residents for many years, including but not limited to job industries like professional, scientific and technical services, retail and wholesale trade, manufacturing, education and training, health care and social assistance and public administration and safety. Due to wide opportunities, people of all ages and races flock to the city every year, such as young professionals, students and couples that want to start building their families. The personal average weekly income of the residents is nearly $700.

• It is only less than a kilometre (0.6kms) from Melbourne’s central business district
• Also known as Postcode 3000, the suburb was one of the suburbs established to curtail the declining population of the state after World War II
• Married couples with children own around 15% of the households, while more than 60% of the residents live in rental accommodation paying an average weekly rent of above $400

Since the suburb is named after Victoria’s city capital, you can assure that there are many places to visit within or nearby. There are spots for adventure, discovery, relaxation and wining and dining. If you have the opportunity after your appointment with a Melbourne property lawyer, go to many places with your friends or family for a memorable visit. You should make an itinerary to ensure you will spend your time wisely throughout your stay.

Arguably one of Melbourne's most famous tourist attractions, Melbourne Skydeck is a unique sky-high, once-in-a-lifetime experience. This 285-metre viewing platform provides an unparalleled view of the city’s iconic landmarks. This skyscraper is located at Riverside Quay, Southbank and is open to the public daily from noontime until late evening. See if you are courageous enough to stand at the highest building in the Southern Hemisphere. No need to worry, though, as the people who manage the viewing platform always ensure it is safe so people of all ages can enjoy it.

State Library Victoria is another spot you should not miss when you visit Melbourne. This library is within the suburb, precisely along Swanston Street, making it easily accessible if you are staying in the suburb. It is Australia’s oldest public library and one of the free libraries worldwide. It is open daily from early morning until early afternoon. Do not forget your cameras because the library is considered one of the most photogenic libraries. Other places you may visit include:

• Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
• The Melbourne Central Clock
• Puffing Billy Railway Steam
• Werribee Open Range Zoo
• Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park