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April 17, 2025 By subbiesu Leave a Comment

Bondi Burleigh: Buyers in proposed Morris Property Group tower take action after sunset clause invoked

Disgruntled property investors are taking legal action against one of the Gold Coast’s most prominent developers after their contracts for units in a Burleigh tower were terminated.

Andrew Potts follow @GCS_Pottsy 2 min read April 16, 2025 - 4:00PM

Gold Coast Bulletin

Disgruntled property investors are taking legal action against one of the Gold Coast’s most prominent developers after their contracts for units in a Burleigh tower were terminated.

The seven buyers all bought off the plan in Morris Property Group’s (MPG) Bondi Burleigh tower in 2023 and 2024.

However MPG invoked a form of sunset clause in the contracts late last year citing delays that would mean the tower itself won’t be completed until 2030.

The clause allows the developer to terminate contracts if the project would not be completed by a certain point – June 15, 2029.

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It’s about the ones that engage in calculated criminal behaviour such as providing false information to the regulators or inducing subbies to work on a site when they know they cannot or are not going to pay them because of a fraudulent scheme. Its about the participation of the banks, pre insolvency advisors and builder appointed Liquidators to fraudulently defeat creditors.

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