Construction activity on neighbouring properties can pose significant risks to existing buildings—particularly in dense urban environments where structures are in close proximity. A dilapidation report… Read More »Risks of Dilapidation from Neighbouring Construction Sites
In a strata scheme, the sinking fund is a crucial aspect of financial management, as it is the fund set up to cover major capital… Read More »Cost Planning for Body Corporates – the Good, Bad and the Ugly
Building defects can be a major problem for body corporate, as they can result in significant costs and safety hazards for the members of the… Read More »Building Defects in Body Corporate
In the old days, a body corporate would receive a deed of assignment and it almost become a rubber stamp process by issuing a “vote… Read More »Assignment of Management Rights
Termites can often be overlooked in strata schemes, however, there is a real need to ensure effective termite management systems are installed and regular inspections… Read More »Termites in Strata