Conflicts of interest to the fore in unit title reform debate

Conflicts of interest to the fore in unit title reform debate
Thomas Gibbons, who submitted on behalf of Auckland’s 400-unit Metropolis, highlighted conflicts as a key issue. (Image: Heart of the City)
Brent Melville
Owners in a 94-apartment high rise building in the Auckland CBD are facing a shared bill of up to $37 million for remediation related to leaky building issues dating back to 2012. It's a scenario that means individual owners are on the hook for more than $350,000 on average to fix faulty external cladding.It's also a prime example of the potential for conflicts of interest between owners of apartments in a body corporate - one of the issues to come to the fore as a select committee considers a major reform to body corporate law.The...

More Policy

Scott Base redevelopment staff facing redundancy
Policy

Scott Base redevelopment staff facing redundancy

The troubled build is going through a reset and layoffs are expected.

Seabed mining among 149 fast-track projects
Policy

Seabed mining among 149 fast-track projects

Eleven mining projects will be fast-tracked, the Government says.

Staff reporters 06 Oct 2024
New school property agency to be established
Policy

New school property agency to be established

Operational delivery of school property management to be separated from the MoE.

Staff reporters 04 Oct 2024
'Unnecessary' housing underwrite delay cost jobs - Labour
Policy

'Unnecessary' housing underwrite delay cost jobs - Labour

Labour says the Government should have just carried over an earlier underwrite scheme.

Dileepa Fonseka 04 Oct 2024