Packer power finally prevails in strata forced sale
When James Packer wanted to redevelop the 80-studio Chimes block it took $100 million to buy and months in court with one forced sale.
When James Packer wanted to redevelop the 80-studio Chimes block it took $100 million to buy and months in court with one forced sale.
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Changing strata law is a start but our new Strata Commissioner needs to use the financial heft of the State to run test cases and establish precedent.