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Hi,
I am currently renting a flat in North Shore and the unit is on the ground floor of an art deco building.
A couple of weeks ago, my unit was broken into via the windows in the main bedroom (windows located in the back of the building). (PS. I was away for the weekend so was not around when it happened)
Last week, I have been told by my real estate agents that the owners and strata management are in discussion on how to make my unit secure (mine is the only unit considered to be ground floor – other units are elevated ground floor) by adding security bars on the windows.
As mentioned, it is an art deco building and to add security bars to the windows, the whole window frame needs to be replaced as they are very rusty and very old. How can I be assured that this is truly being discussed as I am ready to move out and break my lease for my peace of mind and security. I can't keep on waking up everytime I hear someone walk up the gardens in the back of the building.
I need advice on what to do next…
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