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Podcast: Buying and selling the air above us

  • 28/02/2023
  • Author Jimmy-T

We are all used to being told that we only own the air inside our apartments’ walls, although not the walls themselves, depending on which uniquely quirky set of strata…

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    How to curb your levies but keep the quality

    • 20/09/2022
    • Author Jimmy-T

    A few weeks ago we looked at the fancy additions to your apartment block that may  be inflating your levies through running and maintenance costs. But there are many ways…

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      Is this the answer to unfair water bill sharing?

      • 15/06/2021
      • Author Jimmy-T

      One of the careless consequences of apartment developers’ cost-savings, especially in many older blocks, has been the single communal water meter that sees your water bills shared on the basis…

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        Waterfix saving strata blocks tens of thousands

        • 28/07/2019
        • Author Jimmy-T

        Is your strata block pouring money down the drain (almost) literally? Sydney Water claims its Waterfix Strata efficiency program is saving 75 Olympic sized swimming pools and close to half…

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          Five ways do-nothing neighbours could cost you heaps

          • 04/08/2018
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          While many apartment residents complain about the decisions their strata committees make, it could be the ones they don’t make that are causing the most harm. Here are five examples…

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