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As someone who has a few contacts in the high density housing market in Australia, I can say that I've heard similar rumours regarding Meriton. I've also heard
by Intermernet 8y ago
As someone who has a few contacts in the high density housing market in Australia, I can say that I've heard similar rumours regarding Meriton. I've also heard horror stories about their actual construction quality and the expected life span of their apartments etc. Unfortunately, they don't seem to be doing anything illegal, so it's really up to the Australian public to push for stronger regulations regarding these practices, or just not buy into high density housing in most of Australia as it seems there has been a race to the bottom amongst Meriton and it's competitors.
- sjwright 8y ago> Unfortunately, they don't seem to be doing anything illegal Unfortunately? "...but unfortunately the defendant failed to murder my client..."
- Intermernet 8y agoBy unfortunate, I mean that what they are doing should be illegal, but isn't. Not really comparable to murder, which has, at least in theory, been illegal since Hammurabi.
- caf 8y agoAt least in terms of the body corporate issue, the owners corporation does have a legal duty to act in the interests of all owners.