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Strata News
  Tower Body Corporate 
 May 2018 Edition


 
Following the Commonwealth Games last month, life on the Gold Coast has returned to normal.

A couple of regular events happening on the Gold Coast this month include:
We hope you all enjoy the rest of the month and please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any queries regarding your schemes.

This complimentary newsletter forms part of the comprehensive service provided to you - by keeping you informed and up to date with important news, including any changes that are happening in the Strata Industry. It contains news and articles relating to apartment living in the South East Queensland region.

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Strata Title in Queensland


Tower Body Corporate
Whether you’re looking for a new place to live or just interested in a solid investment opportunity, the values of strata title property tend to go up. And are usually easier to sell at a later date when you’re ready to move on – or cash in.
 

Fire alarms and False Fire Alarms - Who makes sure we all get out?


Ben Hall,
FCF Fire & Electrical 

Question: What does the legislation state around requirements for the management of false fire alarms and fire alarms in general. Should we have a fire warden who organises the evacuation and carries out a head count to ensure all residents have been accounted for?
 

Q&A Breached Spending Limit on Legal Fees


Frank Higginson, Hynes Legal
Question: A maximum spending limit on legal fees was passed at an AGM some time ago because of reckless spending by a previous committee. The committee has breached this spending limit. What can we do to rectify this …. and what could the consequences be if we don’t?

Gold Coast penthouse sells for $3 million after achieving the impossible


Aleisha Dawson,
Gold Coast Bulletin

A SEEMINGLY impossible penthouse deal has gone ahead after neighbours agreed to chip in for a $350,000 special levy to make the building prettier.
 
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Upcoming Event: Body Corporate Information Seminar

The Office of the Commissioner for Body Corporate and Community Management

Gold Coast: Monday 28 May, 2-4 pm & 6-8 pm. The seminars will give an overview of accessing body corporate records, enforcing by-laws and body corporate decision making. 
 


Room to spare? These are Brisbane’s most crowded suburbs

Elizabeth Tilley, The Courier-Mail

BRISBANE’S most crammed suburbs are getting even more crowded thanks to a high rise boom, increased migration and an emerging preference for inner city living.
 


Unit market comeback: ‘There are some bargains to be had’

Elizabeth Tilley, The Courier-Mail

BRISBANE’S beaten down unit market is making a comeback, with new figures showing the value of apartments outperforming houses.
 


1.9m households in line for $50 electricity discount

The Queensland Times

The $50 dividend payment dividend will go to home owners, tenants, customers who receive a power bill from their landlord or body corporate, and customers in communities with card-operated meters. 
 


Million-dollar apartment bought off-plan for just $85k

Erle Levey, Sunshine Coast Daily

Initially bought off the plan in 1981 for $85,000, the seventh-floor apartment that enjoys north-easterly views over Mooloolaba Bay to Point Cartwright, sold under the hammer for $1.145 million.

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