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What the Allan government’s rental reforms mean for Victorian landlords

Press coverage 13 November 2024 Summary of published coverage
What the Allan government’s rental reforms mean for Victorian landlords

The Victorian government outlined further rental changes on top of more than 130 introduced since 2021, covering an end to no-fault evictions, penalties for landlords who failed to produce evidence in disputes, bans on rent payment and background check fees, and a lower cap on lease break costs. A free dispute resolution body was slated to begin in mid-2025. Property managers argued the measures would further discourage investment.

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Sarah Petty, Herald Sun, 11 November 2024

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