Forum: Expert lift advice elevates the discussion
Forum: When do you start worrying about lift maintentance and should you fix it before it's broken... or you're broke?
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Panic in strata as negative gearing fears hit home
Property purchasers have been panicking - either to buy or sell - before the negative gearing deadline set after last week's budget.
QUIRKY: Comedians on the move
QUIRKY: You could by a house built on laughs, rent a mecca of misery or purchase a block complete with crocs.
Where Airbnbs beat home rentals by three to one
Tenants under pressure - squeezed out by holidaymakers, forced out by ruthless landlords and freaked out by tax changes.
Why now is the worst time to buy off-the-plan
Changes to the negative gearing regime are going to alter the make-up of strata committees, especially in new blocks.
Forum: Can we live in our serviced apartment?
Forum: Secretly living in the serviced apartment you own, disenfranchising levies debtors, roof waterproofing doubts and secret votes
Quirky: ‘Toxic’ Trump tower plan is dumped
Quirky: Plans for a $1.5bn Trump branded tower - the biggest and best in Australia - have been dumped, like we didn't see that coming.
News: ‘Anti-Boomer’ Budget is just a fair go
The Budget has come and gone and so has negative gearing for older properties... but only if you sell them.
AI is not really a poet and, scarily, it knows it
COMMENT: As a writer – both journalist and author – I should be terrified of AI. After all, super computers can access galaxies of information, analyse it all and produce…
The ups and downs of strata lift maintenance
Lift maintencae is expensive and can be disruptive, but breakdowns are a distater. So, when do you fix it if it aint broke?
Forum: Can secretary keep voting figures secret?
Forum: Secretary keeping votes secret, major renovator needs to provide more detail, and committee member bullying residents.
We ask AI what happens if negative gearing ends
If negative gearing is scrapped for exisiting properties, older apartment prices coul fall but rents could go up, says Artificial Intelligence.