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If the New South Wales Government pushes mandatory vendor disclosure on building and pest inspections through Parliament, gazumping would taper off and burdening costs on the buyer would be eliminated, says EPS property search director and buyers agent Patrick Bright.
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Gazumping reduced if NSW vendor disclosure is enforced
The Treasurer, Michael Aird, today said both the Tasmanian Government and developer Citta Property Group remain fully committed to the parliament square project. Mr Aird said he was very disappointed …
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Parliament Square Project will go ahead
A landlord insurance minefield could result if the New South Wales Residential Tenancy Act amendment Bill is passed in Parliament in coming months, allowing tenants to renovate or make cosmetic changes without the landlord’s consent, according to Terri Scheer Insurance Brokers.
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Cosmetic alterations could hike landlord insurance premiums
The battle for Caves Beach The Australian The allegations were raised in NSW Parliament by Orkopoulos, who said O'Brien's real estate agency had a tender to sell council land “for nearly two-thirds …
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The battle for Caves Beach – The Australian
