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Regulators have ordered Bathla Group to fix 12 serious defects at its 108-apartment Kembla Grange project within eight months. Buyers cannot move in until repairs are done.
Why it mattersBuyers who paid deposits and stamp duty face months of delay and thousands in extra costs while safety defects are fixed.
Top-tier homes fell more than 10.7 per cent in Sydney and more than 10.5 per cent in Melbourne; low-priced properties held steady.
Why it mattersProperty investors and high-end sellers are bearing the brunt; tight affordability and investor caution could weigh on the broader market.
Auction-to-private treaty conversions in Canberra more than doubled from 28.1 per cent to 63.5 per cent between February and July 2026.
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