Staggering cost of fixing slain gangster's $2.6m unit block

Staggering cost of fixing slain gangster’s $2.6m unit block
Joe Antoun has left 11 unit owners in the lurch after forging papers to finance a now-crumbling apartment block.
Property
by Janet Fife-Yeomans and Christopher Harris
5th Apr 2021 10:51 AM
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Fair Trading officers are investigating whether a townhouse development that is going to cost more to fix than it did to build should have been certified as fit for people to live in.
The Marrickville complex was built by slain standover man Joe Antoun and the Supreme Court has found that documents which named another builder were forged so that Antoun and his brother could get bank finance and insurance.

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