Premium Strata’s CEO Leanne Habib speaks on Building Defects in the Sydney Morning Hearld

ByLeanne Habib

 

Our CEO Leanne Habib sat down with the Sydney Morning Herald on Tuesday September 10th to talk about how to manage building defects as a property owner.

A defect doesn’t have to spell disaster, many building defects can be rectified if the process is managed properly.

‘‘You don’t have to panic, but you do have to have someone there who can deal with it,’’ says Leanne Habib, CEO of Premium Strata.

‘‘Ideally, your strata manager would have been aware of potential problems before they get to the point where it becomes a real worry, and have a plan in place.’’

To read the full article and more from Leanne visit the Sydney Morning Herald. Do you have a question relating to your property or development? Contact us!

Please note that this article is provided for information purposes only and is not a substitute for professional legal advice.

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