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Bathla Group Collapse: What Happens to Homebuyers and Their Deposits?

Bloomberg Markets Monday 07 September 2026, 20:00 UTC By Kristine Servando 1 min read
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Sydney property developer Bathla Group’s collapse has left thousands of Australian homebuyers — who have paid deposits and are waiting for their off-the-plan homes to be built — in limbo.

Sydney property developer Bathla Group’s collapse has left thousands of Australian homebuyers — who have paid deposits and are waiting for their off-the-plan homes to be built — in limbo.
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