昆士兰的一对夫妇在开发商援引日出条款,要求多付1.2M美元或退款后失去了他们26M美元的公寓交易。 A Queensland couple lost their $2.6M apartment deal after developer invoked a sunrise clause, demanding $1.2M more or refund.

昆士兰的一对夫妇在开发商Kokoda财产集团援引日出条款,以成本上升和建筑商短缺为由,失去了260万美元的计划外公寓交易。 A Queensland couple lost their $2.6 million off-the-plan apartment deal after developer Kokoda Property Group invoked a sunrise clause, citing rising costs and builder shortages. 他们被提议在1月16日前以381.5万美元——约120万美元——重新购买该单位,或退款。 They were offered to repurchase the unit for $3.815 million—nearly $1.2 million more—by January 16 or get a refund. 开发商声称存在财务可行性问题,并说早期工程已开始。 The developer claims financial feasibility concerns and says early works have begun. 法律专家质疑此类条款的公平性,而本案凸显了在昆士兰州建筑成本高和建筑短缺的情况下非计划采购的风险。 Legal experts question the fairness of such clauses, and the case highlights risks in off-the-plan purchases amid Queensland’s high construction costs and building shortages.