@DaveB said:
In the ACT there are Class A and Class B units. Class A generally covers apartments which are built with multi storey construction, with lots one above the other.
We have the same in QLD Class A (= Building format) and class B (= Standard format).
Problem is in QLD the developers classes everything as Class A because this is more beneficial to investors ( because Strata is responsible for more of the building and so less hassle for the investors). This really p*sses me off as I live in one of these complexes and I’ve been unable to discover any development in Brisbane that uses Class B for townhouses and standalone villas.
This is a case of developers (and council) abusing perfectly logical legislation for their own benefit.
Do you have the same problem in ACT.