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Swings, roundabouts and rollercoasters

News: As the property market adjusts to the new tax regime, there are bound to be winners and losers - but there's more going on too.

Parking madness in the burbs and a property that's taken inspiration from a haven of peace and quiet (and great coffee) in Sydney's inner city.

Two webinars from Bannermans Lawyers examine defect claims after a High Court ruling plus the ins and outs of renos

An expert panel is suggesting limits on guest numbers to curb holiday lets being used as party flats. The Victorian government says no!

What happens when a super-majority of owners votes to seriously disadvantage a neighbour? It's not as easy as they think.

VCAT, Victoria's Tribunal, says strata owners have no right to put motions on an AGM agenda or to attend strata committee meetings.

Mishaps in any home - from flooding to fire to power outages - can be a disaster. But what do owners do if their apartment block is affected?

Forum: Splitting up a strata scheme can be done - but it's complicated and expensive ... and will it be worth it in the end?

Note to the PM and Co - we know you can't make everybody happy, but you're not supposed to make everyone unhappy.

Airbnb hosts are campaigning against new curbs, insisting that tens of thousands of homes let to tourists don't affect the residential market.

'Quirky' barely covers it with a prison sell sold at auction, an ice cream cone factory for co-living and an underground motel for opal miners.

Opportunists renting whole floors to sublet as party venues led to short-term lets being banned in Vietnam's biggest city.