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Your conveyancer will oversee the legal aspects of your home sale or purchase. However, they will also carry out conveyancing searches and explain any legal jargon you may not understand.

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    FAQs About Conveyancing in Haringey

    Our team found that the average conveyancing cost when buying a property in Haringey is £1,750 and £1,640 when selling. The conveyancing process takes approximately 159 days to complete in Haringey. 

    Research also tells us that Haringey has a high risk of surface water flooding but a low risk of flooding from rivers and reservoirs. There is also an issue with subsidence as with all areas in London. However, the subsidence in Haringey is not as severe as in other parts. There are low radon gas levels, so this shouldn't be an issue.

    Why Hire a Haringey Conveyancer?

    Your conveyancer will ensure that all legal jargon is explained to you and that all relevant searches are conducted. Whether you are buying or selling, your conveyancer will guide you through the process.

    Haringey is home to many significant landmarks including Alexandra Palace and Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. According to the UK House Price Index, 2,067 existing properties and 24 new builds were sold in the area over the last year.

    Once your offer is accepted, you should instruct your conveyancer. This will ensure that your transaction goes smoothly. Here is what you can expect from the conveyancing process:

    • Paying disbursements such as Stamp Duty
    • Liaising with mortgage lenders and other parties
    • Conducting conveyancing searches
    • Arranging the exchange of contracts
    • Agreeing on the completion day
    • Checking through the contracts

    It's important to note that there may be additional steps to consider if you’re buying or selling a leasehold property.

    Data taken from UK House Price Index

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    How Much are Conveyancing Solicitor Fees in Haringey?

    The average house price in Haringey is £585,109. According to our research, the average conveyancing fees when buying a property are £1,750 for freehold and £1,860 for leasehold. When selling a property, the average conveyancing fees are £1,640 for freehold and £1,780 for leasehold.

    There are various factors that can impact your conveyancing cost. This includes the type of property, whether the property is freehold or leasehold property, and your location.

    Conveyancing costs include legal fees, disbursements, and searches. Disbursements are described as third-party tasks that your conveyancer will pay for on your behalf. They include Stamp Duty. The searches will ensure that your property is suitable and safe to live in.

    You will have to pay for a full Local Authority Search to be conducted. In Haringey, this costs £126 including VAT according to the Haringey Council website.

    Data taken from Compare My Move’s Moving House Calculator

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    How Long Does Conveyancing Take in Haringey?

    The conveyancing process takes 159 days to complete on average in all London areas, including Haringey. This matches the national average, although the entire process takes longer in London.

    In London, it takes approximately 297 days from the initial listing to completion day. This is 23 days longer than the 274-day national average. This means that properties are on the market for a longer period of time before an offer is accepted. However, the amount of time your transaction will take is dependent on the complexity of the case.

    Difficult cases are more costly and will take longer to complete. For example, buying or selling a leasehold property requires more paperwork submission that your conveyancer must complete. This is why leasehold properties have a higher rate than freehold properties.

    Data taken from Get Agent

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    What to Expect From Conveyancing Searches in Haringey?

    The conveyancing searches arranged by your solicitor are a crucial part of the house-buying process in the UK. These will include useful information and essential details about the home you are looking to buy and the surrounding area. This includes documents and reports held by the local authority, which is Haringey Council.

    Haringey has a low risk of river or reservoir flooding thanks to its location. However, there is a high risk of surface water flooding, which is something that should be considered. Make sure that you check over this section of the conveyancing report.

    Geobear's Subsidence Map found that London has particularly high levels of subsidence. However, there is less found in the Northern boroughs. Nevertheless, subsidence is present throughout Haringey according to Geobear’s map. Therefore it is essential that you are aware of any potential risks around the home before you proceed with the purchase.

    Levels of Radon Gas in Haringey are notably low and some of the lowest in the country. It is therefore unlikely that this will be flagged as an issue in your search reports.

    Data taken from Get The Data and Geobear's Subsidence Map

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