High Rise Harry

Discussion in 'Development' started by 2FAST4U, 7th Aug, 2015.

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  1. 2FAST4U

    2FAST4U Well-Known Member

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    2FAST4U, 7th Aug, 2015
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  2. Sackie

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    Go Harry, Go!! :cool:
     
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    Avoid Meriton buildings at all costs. Build fast and cheap. Just goggle building defects about Meriton
     
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    Applies to a lot of new construction
     
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  5. JKWS

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    Maybe... Though you need to look at the big picture!
    In terms of what the global standard of construction actually is, Meriton are doing a great job.

    I give it up to old Harry!
     
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  6. jins13

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    Well Meriton buildings are placed in ideal locations.

    I have worked and lived in several Meriton buildings in World Tower, Meriton Tower, Museum, Rialto, High Way Tower, Summit and the many buildings in Zetland. (Correct me if Summit is not) To each to their own, but the amount of defects and maintenance issues in each of these buildings are amazing. Sure all builders these days are chasing for the max dollar and fast turnaround time, but for me personally I will never buy a Meriton building.
     
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  8. Harry Nguyen

    Harry Nguyen Well-Known Member

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    he is worth more than 9b I think I read somewhere. so perhaps he can pay for all those debts when he declared bankruptcy (sarc..)
     
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    Huh?


    Guy never borrowed money since 1970s.

    Can't find any info on his bankruptcy?

    Care to share?
     
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    Twenty years ago Bob Carr brought in secured payment legislation because of his disposition to bank rupt and control trades to his projects using contractors to fund the build essentially. Just now,He was now in court bullying the state when he was found corrupt in employing state planning officials for insider trading which precluded him from the Lachlan line project.

    Off the top of my head
     
    Gingin, 8th Aug, 2015
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