245. Top 5 Podcast Episodes of 2020
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In this short, final episode for 2020, I’m pointing you in the direction of our Top 5 Podcast Episodes for the year. There may be some surprises here!
I’ll be leaving you to your holiday festivities and new year’s eve preparations next week, back with the first episode for 2021 in the first week of January. Bringing the podcast to you each week has been one of the highlights of my 2020. Thank you for keeping me company on the airwaves. I hesitate to say that I’m looking forward to what 2021 has to bring us. We’re certainly well prepared for just about anything.
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- Get the transcript here!
- Listen to ‘Your Strata Property’ podcasts
- Episode 217. How The Horizon upheld its pet ban – with David Edwards
- Episode 236. Jo Cooper and Sharon Levy on their Court of Appeal win
- Your Strata Property Facebook page
- Episode 194. The art of crisis management – with Daniel Holt
- Strata Schemes Management Act – Section 50 Term of appointment of strata managing agents
- Episode 213. Dysfunctional committee | expiring agency agreement | amending motions
- Episode 198. The unlimited liability of strata property owners
- Episode 241. Strata surprises, successful renovations and regretful records: my chat with Veronica Morgan
- Episode 160. Why 70% of new apartment builds will have defects and what to do about it
- Episode 55. Veronica Morgan On Why Strata Purchasers Should Work With A Buyer’s Agent
- Episode 115. Beware these rookie strata errors
- Episode 204. **SPECIAL EPISODE** Coronavirus: can we avoid in-person strata meetings?
Hi we have an apartment in the North Sydney Council area who recently challenged an AirBnB occupation in court and lost. We have 3 owners in our building who are utilising AirBnB and the owner/occupiers are experiencing a downturn in the quality of life here. We are happy to take whatever steps to ban Short term let’s. Can you assist us?
We have a unit in Kiribilli, some owners utilising AirBnB which is undermining quality of life. Strata have banned short term let’s but these owners have ignored and continued the practise. We are wishing to challenge, in court, if necessary. Can you advise?
Hi Marie, when you say “strata have banned short term lets” I assume you mean there is a by-law in place and these owners are letting in breach of the by-law? If so, then your owners corporation needs to enforce their by-law. There are a couple of ways to do this, including issuing a “notice to comply” under the NSW legislation, followed by a Tribunal order imposing a penalty against the owner/s. Your building would be well placed to obtain some specific legal advice. You’re welcome to reach out to my team here: enquiries@lawyerschambers.com.au