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How much are body corp fees?
A look at the average cost and the factors that affect it
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Body corporate fees are a key cost for apartment and townhouse owners, typically ranging from $4,000 to $6,000 annually. These levies cover shared expenses like insurance, building maintenance, and amenities such as pools or lifts.
The final cost is influenced by the building's age, number of units, and facilities. Before buying, it's crucial to review the body corporate’s financials and long-term maintenance plan to assess its health and avoid surprise costs like special levies.
How much are body corp fees?
What do body corp fees pay for?
How are body corp fees set?
Most apartments have body corporates.
How are body corp fees charged?
What influences body corporate fees?
As an apartment owner you're automaticallu a member of your body corp.
What to know when buying a home with body corporate
What are special levies?
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