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Dodgy developers and shonky certifiers face even tougher times ahead as NSW Fair Trading uses its massive databases to target serial miscreants and force them to fix their defects before they can sell their apartments. The move follows reports that almost one-third of the defective apartment buildings in NSW have been okayed by only six certifiers. …
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Hi everyone! We live in a large development in Wentworth Point, finished less than 2 years ago and there are a significant number of major defects that have been waiting to be fixed for at least 12mths now. Developer keeps promising but nothing is happening. It ranges from things as small as insufficient lighting to items as large as open shafts that someone could get seriously hurt by. We really want to contact the building commissioner directly as the developer is due to build another two towers on the same site and we are genuinely concerned about the quality of the build. Does anyone know how to contact his office directly or do we need to go through Fair Trading??