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Census Night Is Coming: Here's What It Reveals About Life in Sydney's Apartments
Census night is Tuesday 11 August, and if you live in an apartment, this one counts more than you might think. Every five years, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) counts every person and every home in the country. It sounds like a bureaucratic exercise, and sure, there's a form involved, but the data that comes out of it shapes everything from where new train stations get built to how much funding your local council receives for parks, footpaths, and community servi

Timothy Lee
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NSW Strata Law Changes Are Now in Effect. Here’s How They Impact You
Big changes to NSW strata laws are now in effect. Here’s what every strata owner and committee needs to know to stay compliant and protect their property.

Timothy Lee
3 min read


10 Smart Tips to Stay Warm This Winter
10 clever tips and tricks to warm up your space (and yourself) this winter without breaking the bank

Timothy Lee
3 min read


Creating a Community Where Everyone Feels at Home
Mindfulness in apartment living means being aware of how your actions affect neighbours and helps create a respectful, harmonious, and inclusive community.

Timothy Lee
3 min read


Sydneysiders Say Yes to Higher-Density Living
Sydney’s skyline is changing, and so are its residents' attitudes toward apartment living. As the city continues to grow, apartments are becoming an increasingly dominant feature of Sydney’s housing landscape. The recently released "Life in Sydney 2025" report by Ipsos Australia and the Committee for Sydney provides valuable insights into how a thousand Sydneysiders feel about urban density, housing affordability, and the future of apartment living. The Rise of Apartment Livi

Timothy Lee
4 min read


Silent Nights, Fun-Filled Parties: How to Rock a Christmas Bash Without Rocking the Walls
The festive season is upon us, and with it comes the irresistible urge to deck the halls, pour the eggnog, and host a Christmas bash that’ll go down in holiday history. But if you live in an apartment, your neighbours are probably just a few thin walls away—and they’re unlikely to appreciate a celebration that feels more like a rock concert. Fear not! With a little planning and some thoughtful etiquette, you can have a holly, jolly Christmas party without any complaints slipp

Timothy Lee
4 min read
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