Most Victorian conveyancing settles in 30–90 days — set by the settlement period in your contract.
In Victoria the length of a conveyance is driven by the settlement period in the Contract of Sale — commonly 30, 60 or 90 days from when the contract goes unconditional. The legal work (reviewing the Section 32, contract, searches and adjustments) runs alongside that period.
A straightforward matter usually completes within the contract's window. Delays tend to come from finance, building and pest issues, or problems in the title or Section 32 — which is why having your contract reviewed before you sign matters.
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