18 Mercer Street, Richmond VIC
Retail tenancy · Blue Gum Hospitality Pty Ltd
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Source documents
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Review coverage
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Management fee limits
FindingThe billed 6% management fee may exceed the 3% lease cap.
Statement page 3 · lease page 18Capital and structural exclusions
FindingA roof replacement charge matched structural capital exclusion wording.
Statement page 3 · lease page 19Tenant share and apportionment
FindingThe statement applies 8.46% while the lease schedule indicates 8.18%.
Statement page 2 · lease page 31Duplicate statement charges
CheckedNo exact repeated description-and-amount pair was detected.
14 statement charges checkedRecoverable expense definitions
CompletedConfirm that every statement category falls within the lease definition of recoverable outgoings.
Manual clause review requiredBase years, caps and gross-up
Not applicableConfirm any base-year deductions, annual caps, occupancy gross-up rules and compounding method.
Manual calculation review requiredNotice periods and deadlines
CompletedConfirm reconciliation, objection and supporting-document deadlines before contacting the landlord.
Manual date review required“Checked” means no variance was found by the stated rule. It does not confirm the charge is legally recoverable.
Review findings
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Management fee exceeds the lease cap
Management fee — 6.0% of recoverable outgoings: A$3,684.00
Clause 12.4: The management fee must not exceed 3% of total recoverable outgoings.
A$3,684 billed − A$1,842 permitted at 3% = A$1,842 to clarify
The property manager agreed to recalculate the management fee at the lease cap.
Statement line-item register
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Year-on-year comparison
FY2025 compared with FY2024 for the same property.
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Show the recoverable-cost base, percentage applied and GST treatment used to calculate the fee.
Management fee exceeds the lease cap · Suggested by finding type · AwaitingProvide the itemised ledger or schedule used as the management-fee calculation base.
Management fee exceeds the lease cap · Suggested by finding type · AwaitingProvide the invoice, purchase order and scope or specification for the charged works.
Capital works appear to be included · Suggested by finding type · AwaitingExplain why the item is recoverable from the tenant rather than treated as capital, structural or landlord work.
Capital works appear to be included · Suggested by finding type · AwaitingProvide the lettable areas for the premises and building, including the tenant-percentage calculation.
The tenant area share does not match the lease plan · Suggested by finding type · AwaitingShow the category-level allocation, including any weighting, exclusions or occupancy adjustments.
The tenant area share does not match the lease plan · Suggested by finding type · AwaitingThe property manager agreed to reverse the capital works charge and recalculate the management fee. The area-share calculation is still being reviewed.
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Case activity
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Harbour Property Management replied and agreed to review two disputed charges.
Metro Roof Services invoice.pdf · Matched
A$5,233.58 requested across 3 findings.
14 charges checked · 3 findings require clarification.
Executed lease, variation and FY2025 reconciliation.
Case opened for 18 Mercer Street.
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