by Archi QS | Apr 21, 2025 | All Posts, Strata Building Bond and Inspection Scheme
For developers in the Australian property market, it is crucial to understand the Strata Building Bond and Inspections Scheme (SBBIS) to ensure projects are completed successfully. The New South Wales (NSW) Government introduced this scheme to protect strata owners by...
by Archi QS | Apr 7, 2025 | All Posts, Architecture, Council Cost Reports, Project Management, Quantity Surveying
What is ‘The Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy’ In February 2025, the NSW Government introduced the Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy to guide the development of low to mid-rise residential buildings in urban areas. The policy aims to address the growing demand for...
by Archi QS | Apr 4, 2025 | All Posts, Council Cost Reports, Strata Services
In the world of construction and development, Estimated Development Cost (EDC) reports are essential for planning and financial forecasting. These reports, which assess the projected costs of a development, come in varying levels of complexity depending on the size...
by Archi QS | Mar 31, 2025 | All Posts, Council Cost Reports, Strata Services
Staying ahead of regulatory changes is crucial to ensuring the smooth progress of projects. One of the latest changes developers need to be aware of is the shift from Capital Investment Value (CIV) to Estimated Development Cost (EDC) for council cost reports which...
by Archi-QS | Mar 27, 2025 | All Posts, Strata Services
Shared facilities in complex developments can often become a source of confusion and potential conflict. When the location and allocation for these spaces are unclear, several problems can arise: Facilities may be inadequately maintained or completely overlooked...
by Archi-QS | Mar 24, 2025 | All Posts
As urban developments continue to grow in size and complexity, effective management of shared spaces within buildings becomes key. Building Management Committees (BMCs) have emerged as a popular solution for modern multi-use developments, overseeing shared facilities...
