Showing articles tagged with 'Housing and accommodation'
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Victorians will have more help to resolve building issues, with the launch of a new Domestic Building Legal Service.
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Barry Plant Geelong has paid $10,000 after the agency admitted breaking the law in its property price advertising.
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A Broadmeadows man will face Melbourne Magistrates’ Court next month on charges that he failed to lodge rental bonds.
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Consumer Affairs Victoria is targeting estate agents and conveyancers’ management of trust accounts, which hold client funds.
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New rental reforms come into effect in Victoria today, strengthening protections for renters and setting clearer requirements for rental providers and agents.
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Victorian homebuyers will have clearer price information when buying a home under new property sales and underquoting law changes.
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Crystal Goni has been barred from practising for 6 months, after repeatedly failing her duties overseeing trust accounts.
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Consumer Affairs Victoria is cracking down on real estate agencies that lodge late bond payments.
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Victorian renters will soon have access to more support services with the extension of Consumer Affairs Victoria’s Renting Taskforce and announcement of providers under the new Victorian Renter Rights Program.
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A Ballan tradie who took thousands for uncompleted building work has been ordered to repay his customers.
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