What is build-to-rent, who is eligible and what are the criteria?

Article breaks down what a Caveat is, when you can lodge one & whether you should be concerned by the prospect of a Caveat.

NSW legislative reforms aim to strengthen the regulation and performance of builders, certifiers and designers.

For electronic conveyancing in NSW, it is anticipated that paper certificates of title will be cancelled from mid-2021

The NSW Supreme Court has been the first court to consider the SME Commercial Leasing Principles during COVID-19.

NAIF presents a promising opportunity to project proponents that seek to undertake projects in Northern Australia.

Adapting to climate change should be treated by businesses as being part of a broader project to be ready to respond and bounce back from unplanned external disruptions, whether those are natural

The government aims to transform Melbourne into an outdoor dining mecca, inspired by New York’s Open Restaurant Program.

WA government has extended the Emergency Period under the CT (COVID-19 Response) Act 2020 (WA) & associated regulations.

The federal government has supported Queensland’s tougher laws relating to farm trespass, by imposing further penalties.

The government in Victoria has power to make regulations to temporarily modify laws relating to leases and licences.

The new bill aims to assist businesses to expand, clarify legal obligations and lease terms, and enhance building safety.

Purchasers who propose to acquire an off-the-plan property through their SMSF, should be aware of these traps.

The announcement of further land tax relief measures is welcome news to Victorian landlords and businesses.

Flow charts will assist parties to a commercial lease in understanding how these new regulations may impact them.

A contractor’s options to deal with COVID-19 disruptions depend on specific terms of the contract for the relevant work.

The HomeBuilder Grant aims to give the residential construction industry a boost to recover from the Covid-19 crisis.

If a plaintiff delays in applying for a freezing order, the defendant may take irrevocable steps to deal with the assets.

We need to deal with underlying reasons that generate conflict between agricultural & urban uses that are adjacent to each other.

Recent case reminds landlords that residential premises must be adequately maintained to avoid potential significant losses.