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Queensland’s body corporate laws are to move closer to one of NSW’s most significant strata law changes of recent years, with a proposal to allow coll
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There will be a crusty few old diggers sorry to see these changes. I admired the nouse of those who knew how to assess the situation and drive a hard (at times ludicrous, self-favoring) bargain as the last man standing between the single or multi-site sale and the developer’s of-so-close profit. ‘Well played, Sir’ was nearly always my view to see it come off, if he pulled it off, and not get landlocked when the developer dug in, and went ahead or around them, leaving them stranded in the case of a large multi-lot proposal. So who will wear the white shoes now?!