PROPERTY LAW Property Settlement in Queensland: What Happens on Settlement Day? Buying or selling property in Queensland? Settlement is the final stage of the conveyancing process, when the purchase price is paid, ownership is transferred and the buyer becomes entitled to possession of the property. Understanding what happens before and on settlement day can help avoid unnecessary delays and last-minute surprises. By Katie Chan

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