Property Law
Property Law
Buying a family home is often the biggest investment in a lifetime.
At Harris Tate we are more than just property lawyers. We are your trusted partners in navigating the complex world of property law. Whether you are buying your first home, selling a home, developing a property, entering into a commercial lease, our expert team is here to provide you with comprehensive legal solutions tailored to your needs.
With years of experience and a commitment to excellence, we ensure every step of your property journey is smooth, secure, and successful giving you the peace of mind to focus on what truly matters.
Our specialty property law practice areas include:
- Residential Conveyancing (including Kiwisaver withdrawal assistance)
- Commercial Conveyancing
- Refinancing
- Assistance with Kiwisaver withdrawals
- All aspects of residential and commercial subdivision and development
- Building contracts
- Drafting of Easements and Covenants
- Assisting with aspects of the
- Resource Management Act 1991 compliance
- Property Sharing Agreements
- Residential Tenancy Law
Residential Property – Buying & Selling
Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial decisions most people make. Whether you’re purchasing your first home, upgrading, or investing, Harris Tate is here…
Commercial Property – Buying & Selling
Buying or selling commercial property is a significant financial decision, whether it involves an office building, warehouse, retail premises, or undeveloped land…
Commercial Leasing Legal Services
Navigating the complexities of commercial leasing requires more than just a standard legal approach. It requires strategic insight, practical experience, and…
Commercial Subdivisions
Subdividing land is more than just splitting a property into smaller lots—it’s a legal and planning process that requires careful coordination between surveyors…
Refinancing/Mortgage Lending
Whether you’re refinancing to obtain a better lending rate, restructuring a loan after a relationship break-up, lending money to a family trust or business…
Property Sharing or Co-Ownership Agreements
Buying real estate with friends, family (including the “bank of Mum and Dad”) or flatmates can make home ownership or investing in property more achievable…
