Last Saturday morning Jared Young and Michael Glover sold 47 Martins Creek Road, Buderim under the hammer to a local family for $619,000; both buyer and seller were ecstatic, with a few tears of joy being shed. There were three registered bidders and the campaign generated enormous amounts of enquiry.
Pool owners need to be aware of the new Queensland Pool Safety Laws brought into effect from 1 December 2015. All pool owners must comply with the pool safety standard prescribed in the Queensland Development Code Mandatory Part 3.4, or run the risk of fines and penalties being imposed upon them.
Previously only new pools or pools that were sold or leased had to comply with the pool safety standard. The only change from 1 December will be that all regulated pools must now comply. Portable pools and spas capable of being filled with 300 millimetres or more of water also have to comply.
While all regulated pools must comply from 1 December, the requirement for a pool safety certificate still only arises in the event of sale or lease. Queensland Government legislation permits local councils to issue on-the-spot fines of over $800 to owners of pools which are non-compliant. The maximum penalty for non-compliance is $19,437.
We are very proud to be marketing Kingsford Apartments in Cotton Tree from only $399,000. This four storey, architecturally designed complex offers stylish low maintenance living for the owner-occupier or a savvy investment which will attract quality tenants and attractive returns. There are eight floor plans to choose from, all with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as generous sized balconies and premium fixtures and fittings. Pet friendly with low body corporate, and within walking distance to Cotton Tree’s boutique dining precinct, as well as beach, Sunshine Plaza, Ocean Street, Aquatic Centre, cinemas and parks…this is the ultimate lifestyle choice in the ultimate lifestyle location. To find out more click here.