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First home buyers the biggest victims in building defects boom - Vimarsana News

First home buyers the biggest victims in building defects boom

The ongoing probe into serious defects in four blocks of new apartments in the Lachlan Line’s complex at Macquarie Park adds to the litany of faulty new builds blighting the real estate market in NSW and nationwide.

Macquarie Park Lachlans Line apartment sales under investigation following rectification order - Vimarsana News

Macquarie Park Lachlans Line apartment sales under investigation following rectification order

Who knew what and when about the defective slab in the Lachlan’s Line building? And when must a prospective buyer or tenant be told if a building has a defect?

Source: smh.com.au
Apartment purchasers need to be warned about defects - Vimarsana News

Apartment purchasers need to be warned about defects

The revelation by the Building Commissioner David Chandler that up to 20 per cent of property developers in NSW are “risky” must send shivers down the spines of apartment owners.

Source: smh.com.au
Could Data Capture, Management Technologies Prevent Construction Quality Slippage in 2024? - Vimarsana News

Could Data Capture, Management Technologies Prevent Construction Quality Slippage in 2024?

Recent Australian residential construction failures revealed a need for capturing, sharing and collaborating on construction project data.

Apartment tower defects: Has the apartment development industry reformed enough? - Vimarsana News

Apartment tower defects: Has the apartment development industry reformed enough?

To prevent a repeat of disasters such as the Opal and Mascot towers, states need to better regulate their building industries – and they need to move faster.

Source: afr.com