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Author Archives: North Shore Realty
Quick Snips – May 2011
Well, I think we just proved a point over the Easter long weekend. 100% occupancies across the Coast, shops & restaurants and tourist attractions reporting record crowds. Everyone has had enough of waiting and jumped at the opportunity of a … Continue reading
Posted in Community News
Tagged 22 years, 5 months, adversity, coles, coolum, doldrums, fair share, growth and development, holiday period, iga supermarket, kickstart, no doubt, normality, population centres, record crowds, snips
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Pending Property Maintenance
With the end of the financial year fast approaching (8 weeks to go) now is the time to consider actioning any pending property maintenance. A well maintained property will: Maximise your short-term rental return potential, Optimise long-term capital growth, Attract … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged building renovations, capital appreciation, capital expenditure, capital gains tax, capital nature, Investment Property, long term capital, maintenance building, private nature, property maintenance, quality tenants, rental expenses, tax benefit, tax deduction, taxable income, turnovers
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Quick Snips – April 2011
There sure has been a lot going on this year with floods across the country and disasters across the world so you can be excused for thinking that you might have missed the first three months of 2011. There definitely … Continue reading
Quick Snips – March 2011
The 28th February marks the last day of this summer. We all know that this has been a wet one but the final rainfall total was just under 1.8 metres of rain. In old language that is the best part … Continue reading
Body Corporate Legislation Changes
There are a number of Bills currently before Parliament that will impact on bodies corporate. Firstly, the Queensland Reconstruction Authority Bill 2011 was tabled in Parliament on the 14 February 2011. In accordance with the Ministerial statement issued by the … Continue reading
Posted in Property Management News
Tagged community management, corporate legislation, Cyclone, dividing fences, legislation amendment bill, legislation changes, management plans, ministerial statement, new pool, pool rules, pool safety, property council of australia, reading debate, regulatory framework, safety management, second reading
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Pool Safety Law Exemption
On 17 February 2011 the Queensland Parliament passed the Queensland Reconstruction Authority Act 2011 (QRAA). The QRAA has amended, amongst other legislation, the Building Act 1975 and more specifically, the laws pertaining to swimming pool safety certificate requirements in relation … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 17 february, 8 january, authority act, certificate requirements, disaster events, evacuees, new pool, pool safety, queensland parliament, recent disaster, recovery efforts, safety certificate, safety inspection, safety law, safety laws, tenancy agreement
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Coolum Holidays
What a wild month to say the very least, we are extremely lucky in avoiding the recent flooding, with flooding an hour north, an hour south and an hour west of the Sunshine Coast. We did experience a small percentage … Continue reading
Quick Snips
Well, talk about the gift that keeps on giving. I thought that we had received a lot and enough rain by the end of December, but as we know now it just kept on coming down harder as we moved … Continue reading
Floods are Devastating Unit Complexes
In the recent floods it became apparent to many people that they were indeed NOT covered with flood insurance. Unit complexes and Body Corporate are some of these victims who had not taken the time to read their policy documents … Continue reading