Real Estate & Home

$6,720 win for tenants after flood mould horror

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A Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal ruled in favor of tenants who received a $6,720 compensation payout due to mold-infested conditions caused by flooding. This decision highlights the legal obligations of property owners and real estate agencies to maintain habitable living conditions for renters, setting a precedent for similar disputes involving health hazards from property damage.

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