Shadowing-Übung: Rival developers could be called in to finish thousands of Bathla homes in NSW | 7NEWS - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Premier Chris Means could ask rival developers to step in
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and finish thousands of homes following the collapse of one of Sydney's biggest property players.
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Administrators describe Bathurst's financials as extremely complex as many buyers now fear they'll lose their deposits.
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Locked out from their own great Australian dream.
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I just thought no this can't be happening.
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It was just a big shock.
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Sue Mancuso paid a $32,000 deposit for a Bathler apartment near Wollongong in December.
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She's now living with her daughter indefinitely.
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Works had stalled and we were a little bit suspicious as to what was going on.
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One of thousands of Bathler buyers left in the lurch after the developer plunged into administration.
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Today, not sure she will ever move in.
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I'm very, very, very worried about it.
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For us, it's a big deposit and if we lose it, it's hard to try and get that sort of money that's ever saved up.
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Bathler has 2,000 dwellings on the go, a mix of homes and apartments with deep tentacles through northwest Sydney as well as the Hunter and Illawarra.
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Illawarra, the company owing $3.6 billion to creditors,
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though financial documents reveal $18.6 million in deposits, is currently being held in trust accounts, protected by law.
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A small sight of hope for off-the-plan buyers stuck in limbo.
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Look at the contract and work out if they're entitled to receive their deposit back, if they want to terminate, if they're able to terminate the contract.
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Developers had been quietly warning that rising material costs,
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high government taxes and slowing growth were making the construction of new homes unviable,
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fearing the collapse of Bathla could be the start of a growing trend.
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We have to think creatively about who's going to step in, complete the project.
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It's not going to be easy.
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Taylor Aiken, 7 News.

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