Understanding the New Seller Disclosure Regime in Queensland
Effective from 1 August 2025, Queensland sellers must provide buyers with a Seller Disclosure Statement prior to the buyer siging the Contract. Read further to stay ahead of the changes when selling residential property in Queensland.
What Is the Seller Disclosure Regime?
The new seller disclosure framework requires sellers of residential property in Queensland to provide key information to prospective buyers before a contract is signed. This brings Queensland into line with other states and promotes transparency in real estate transactions.
What Do Sellers Need to Disclose?
Sellers must provide a Form 2 Disclosure Statement and relevant documents, including:
- Title search
- Registered plan
- Details of any easements, covenants, or encumbrances
- Body corporate information (if applicable)
- Unregistered interests or proposals affecting the property
These documents must be accurate and complete. Incorrect or missing information may give the buyer a right to terminate the contract. We can assist you to make sure they are corrrect.
👉 Download the official Form 2 – Disclosure Statement from the Queensland Government: Click here to access Form 2.
Why It Matters
If you fail to provide the required disclosure documents correctly, your buyer may be able to terminate the contract—even close to settlement. Delays, disputes, or cancellations can be avoided with proper guidance and preparation.
How KRG Conveyancing Can Help
At KRG Conveyancing, we ensure your sale proceeds smoothly by preparing compliant disclosure documents and supporting you throughout the process. With decades of experience, we help sellers:
- Understand what’s legally required
- Prepare and review disclosure documents
- Minimise risk of contract termination
Our team is across the latest legislative changes so you can focus on selling with confidence.
Ready to Sell with Confidence?
Don’t let paperwork derail your property sale. Let our experts at KRG Conveyancing manage the legal details, so you can move forward with peace of mind.
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