Strata office investments hitting new highs

Strata office investments hitting new highs

Melbourne’s CBD strata office deals almost doubled in the first quarter of 2021 as low interest rates pumped up interest in the boutique asset class.

  • byNicole Lindsay

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‘Let the games begin’:All out war between pet owners and strata bosses

‘Let the games begin’:All out war between pet owners and strata bosses

Strata committees are forcing residents to carry their pets across foyers and demanding references,while emboldened owners are openly flouting by-laws banning animals in the wake of a high-profile court victory.

  • byMichael Koziol
'Nail in the coffin of democracy':It's D-day for Sydney's prize dog fight

'Nail in the coffin of democracy':It's D-day for Sydney's prize dog fight

It's the dog fight that has captivated Sydney and this month it will command the attention of the state's peak lawmaking bodies.

  • byMichael Koziol
'A dog's breakfast':NSW strata by-laws need to catch up to the 21st century
Opinion
Pets

'A dog's breakfast':NSW strata by-laws need to catch up to the 21st century

Governments have never understood that private citizens cannot be given unlimited power to run their own communities.

  • byCathy Sherry
Strata office sales are defying market conditions

Strata office sales are defying market conditions

Amid current conditions,low interest rates and reassessment of office demand has provided a solid foundation for Sydney's strata office sector.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
'I felt violated':Virus vigilantes record and dob in neighbours over rules

'I felt violated':Virus vigilantes record and dob in neighbours over rules

Anger,resentment and shame are tearing apart communities apart as residents call the police on each other.

  • byMichael Koziol andAndrew Taylor
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Claremont neighbours'noisy flooring fight ends in $12,000 fine

Claremont neighbours'noisy flooring fight ends in $12,000 fine

A bitter saga over noise in a Claremont unit has ended in the Supreme Court of Western Australia ordering the offending property owner to pay a hefty fine.

  • byEmma Young
Patience pays dividends for developer V-Leader

Patience pays dividends for developer V-Leader

V-Leader group and Melbourne criminal lawyer Michael Gleeson have finally sealed a deal that will see them both get ahead in different ways.

  • bySimon Johanson
Car park calamity shows wheel clamping has no place in WA
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Perth

Car park calamity shows wheel clamping has no place in WA

WA is one of the few Australian states still allowing the practice of wheel clamping.

  • byOliver Peterson
Strata rules need to catch up with kids in pools
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City life

Strata rules need to catch up with kids in pools

Banning kids from a strata building pool would seem to be a cut-and-dried case of age discrimination - but legally there's not much that can be done about it.

  • byDr Cathy Sherry
Office strata deals are the hot ticket in town

Office strata deals are the hot ticket in town

Office strata assets are moving back into the spotlight as investors prefer to buy rather than pay high city rents.

  • byCarolyn Cummins