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Deposits locked up as BEULAH explores options to revive troubled plans for Australia's tallest tower

Deposits locked up as BEULAH explores options to revive troubled plans for Australia's tallest tower
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Apartment buyers are facing uncertainty as the STH BNK project in Melbourne, intended to be Australia's tallest tower, faces financial trouble. Millions in deposits remain locked in trust while the developer explores options to revive the project.

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The situation highlights the risks associated with off-the-plan property investments and the impact of sector-wide feasibility issues on consumers.

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Madelyn McGhie put down a $130,00 deposit for an apartment with her partner in 2023. ( ABC News: Jesse Thompson )

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The article presents the consumer perspective alongside the developer's situation, maintaining a balanced view.

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