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In this quarterly Alert, Meryl Snow and Craig Willey highlight the key areas of interest for landlords and tenants.

Landlords should be wary of potential claims for misleading and deceptive conduct by lessees.

These laws also pre-empt better retail trade and commercial life, hopefully signalling an end to challenging times.

Landlords should be mindful of these eight key considerations when dealing with the voluntary administration process.

The building bond scheme has implications for both developers and contractors in strata developments over 3 storeys.

Option clauses constitute an irrevocable offer to renew subject to the tenant satisfying certain pre-conditions.

In NSW and Queensland, residents in a block of apartments need body corporate permission to keep pets in their home.

The article gives guidance to stakeholders in the strata industry on the impact of the new Property Occupations Act 2014.

This new Bill is the first step in the move towards the use of one document for the sale of residential property.

Tenants should consider the landlord's maintenance obligations when negotiating the contractual terms of the lease.

Whilst option to purchase clauses are more in commercial properties, they are now being included in residential leases.

If you attempt to terminate on the basis of repudiation, it could be difficult to prove that repudiation has occurred.

The article looks at non-conforming building products and a new strata building bond and defect inspection scheme in NSW.

The Bill proposes to implement several recommendations from the statutory review report.

The VSBC has put landlords on notice that failing to provide the information brochure can lead to fines of up to $8,000.

Landlords must have given an estimate of operating expenses in the year in which those expenses were invoiced and paid.

New laws in New South Wales will change the requirements of selling or leasing a property with a pool or outdoor spa.