A legal spat,a notorious private certifier and a mysterious artist’s impression have stirred controversy in this exclusive Sydney enclave.
Residents are mounting a last-ditch campaign to stop a rezoning that has the capacity to deliver 1500 units across the inner west.
Is this 51-storey South Perth record-breaker an environmental marvel,or an undercooked overdevelopment? It depends who’s talking,the developer or the council.
The tower will be the tallest of its kind in the world,with most of its occupants sharing a fleet of electric vehicles. So,what’s the problem?
With the population ageing,more and more people are planning to retire in a coastal town. But in places like Kingscliff in northern NSW,density is a dirty word.
Lane Cove Council has been ordered to fix defects in a residential complex despite claiming it had no role in the construction of the building.
The ‘worst fears’ of owners are that there will be no money left to fix millions of dollars worth of defects on Toplace developments.
An undischarged bankrupt was instrumental in landing his insolvency firm the lucrative rights to be administrator of fugitive Jean Nassif’s failed property empire Toplace.
There’s been a 900 per cent increase in the number of residents on embedded networks as developers allow energy companies to co-invest in apartment infrastructure in exchange for gas,electricity and hot water contracts.
When the first sod was turned at North Sydney 100 years ago today to mark the beginning of construction,it was a day of hope-filled ceremonies and speeches.
There have been observable improvements in the quality of recently completed apartment buildings in NSW.