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The Victorian Small Business Commission (VSBC) website notes that there will be some changes to the CTRS moving forward.

Entitlement to claim relief for the extension period is now based on SME tenants showing a 30% annual turnover drop.

Australia's proposed capital gains tax reforms will dramatically expand what constitutes taxable Australian real property for foreign investors, capturing previously exempt assets like solar farms and infrastructure. The most controversial aspect is the retrospective application dating back to 2006, potentially exposing foreign investors to unexpected tax liabilities on historical transactions they believed were compliant.

The Federal Energy Minister has launched a new initiative, Smart Blocks, to improve energy efficiency in strata units.

The own­ers cor­po­ra­tion was ordered to pay the lot owner/​building man­ager's costs of the s237 pro­ceed­ings.

The consequences of making mistakes when issuing notices, whether under a franchise agreement or lease, can be substantial. A recent decision of the New South Wales Administrative Decisions Tribunal emphasised this point when a franchisor was found not to have validly exercised an option for a further term under a lease.

It is often the case that landlords and tenants are not aware of the breadth of the quiet enjoyment right of a tenant.

A ratchet clause operates to prevent a rent decreasing at a time when the rent becomes subject to review or adjustment.

There are many vacant commercial properties across Sydney due to COVID-19 and an increase in people working from home.

A supplementary report may be issued by a valuer to support the initial report, but stringent guidelines are in place.

Organisations have been rationalising their tenancy footprints, which has seen a big drive for subleasing and licensing.

The disclaimer of a lease by the liquidator of a lessor was held to extinguish the leasehold interest of the lessee.

The decision is particularly relevant where a liquidator wants to sell a property unencumbered, not subject to a lease.

The court confirmed the liquidators could terminate the leases in order to sell the property and liquidate the company.

In Western Australia, the short answer to this question is yes, provided the profit sharing arrangements have previously been approved by the Director of Liquor Licensing ...

Discussion about changes to clause regarding the obligation to renegotiate rent & other terms & the relevance of this change.

Keep the permitted use description more general unless you are extremely sure about the specific activities or products.