Dodgy developers and majority of owners forcing the rest to sell. Here’s how that process works.

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Summary

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The video discusses a scenario where the majority of apartment owners in a building agreed to take on debt to finance renovations, which led to a significant increase in the value of the apartments. Owners who couldn't afford the extra debt were forced to sell their properties. This was made possible by the 'strata renewal rule' which requires only 75% or more owners to agree.

Key insights

  • Renovations that increased the size of apartments by 25% led to a minimum 50% increase in property values, and eventually a doubling in price.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Don't assume that you will always be able to afford future assessments or renovations. Carefully evaluate the financial stability and potential development plans of any building you are considering buying into.

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