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Well done Brendan. At times with all the plan changes the profit margin was looking a little scary but you've come out with 22% gross which is VERY respectable.

I did subdivision then reval as they were worth more on their own titles.

I just caught up on the thread (was a few weeks behind) and it's all looking great. Thanks for such a well detailed and documented thread - I love all the photos along the way. I hope some awesome tenants are just around the corner.

I just got a M class back for our PPOR land and they were talking waffle slabs and I knew I had seen them recently then I remembered it was your thread. They look much taller than a normal slab?

Little things can certainly throw curve balls at the best laid plans. Good to see it's getting on track now and 'actual' work has commenced. I hope all the rain we've been having here doesn't set you back much. It's hard to build in the rain :(

Yay! Time for all the exciting stuff to happen!

That was a quick response. Here's to everything continuing smoothly.

Most councils put them on their website and you can download them from there

Brendon, Oscar is pretty in depth with his feasability so I'm not surprised he included the open space contribution. Past minutes are really good to read aren't they! You get a good feel for what the council like and what petty objections neighbours come up with - that are overruled.

Brendon, Looks good. The plans are pretty hard to view so small but I would suggest Unit one where the door from the garage goes to verandah perhaps enclosing that and giving direct access into the house. This is a lifestyle thing - nothing worse then having to get from garage to house...