And the loser is… SMH hands out ICAC awards
When we said the ICAC Rosny hearings were the best ticket in town, we never thought the Sydney Morning Herald would turn them into an awards show
When we said the ICAC Rosny hearings were the best ticket in town, we never thought the Sydney Morning Herald would turn them into an awards show
Forum: Smoke spread doubles strata insurance, dispute over terrace tiles on garage roof slab, strata manager dodges detailed invoices and official inquiry call.
Quirky: A $14m win, a house too dangerous to inspect, a former ferry for sale, and eviction of 87-year-old sparks huge anti-airbnb protests in Spain.
The compulsory NSW strata training program launched this morning and it's just tricky enough to make it challenging as well as informative.
The reports this week are dominated by the interest rate rise but there's more going on in apartment property news, if you look for it.
Another manager from a notorious strata management firm has been fined, had her licence revoked and been banned from running a company.
Quirky: Stars drop their sales prices, ruins attrct ridiculous bids and rough sleepers told there's no room in Broken Hill.
Forum: Neighbours take rogue parking to a new level by putting a gate in the fence to make access to their illegally parked cars easier.
NEWS; House prices are falling but not fast or far enough for the homeless and all the experts have different takes on why that is.
A strata advice hotline has exposed the extent and depth of the problems in Queensland's corrupted body corporate system
Every week we curate the apartment stories and cull the rest. This is what a whole day's unedited news from Leftfield communications looks like
Forum: All that plus the neighbours who've cut through the fence from their block to install a gate and use the adjoining scheme's visitor parking.