Forum: Land grab, tree shade and a rejected ramp
Forum: All that plus the neighbours who've cut through the fence from their block to install a gate and use the adjoining scheme's visitor parking.
Forum: All that plus the neighbours who've cut through the fence from their block to install a gate and use the adjoining scheme's visitor parking.
Quirky: Ruined homes, haunted houses, tiny lots, jail cells and spaceships - no matter how weird and wonderful, someone somewhere wants to buy it.
The ATO crackdown on tax breaks for short-term lets used by their owners for personal holidays could cost Airbnb hosts thousands of dollars.
NEWS: Melbourne women choose flats over houses for security reasons - could we see female-only unit blocks? Plus all the other apartment news.
Forum: Why committee training lacks bite, insurance won't pay injury claim in full, boxes stacked in parking space, aren't all balconies common property?
Bannermans Lawyers are taking registrations for their free webinars on how to deal with difficult owners and making your committee work better.
QUIRKY: Multi-million-dollar mansions for sale, parrots in peril, pub pokie losers cast shade on housing, payment system won't take rent or levies.
NEWS: Fugitive developer Jean Nassif's daughter walks away from jail time for falsifying $150m loan documents.
It's the climate denialst, anti-EV committee's worst nightmare - owners may soon be able to install solar panels on the front of their balconies.
The Owners Corporation Network shows it's serious about extending its advice and advocacy coverage to Victoria.
Forum. Question of the week about mould, new childproof window locks regs, tenant's flood damages flat below, tighter terms for building managers.
News: prices down, rents up, modular houses designed for multi-generational families, and why young Australians are delaying retirement. Seriously!