NZ Herald22 Jul, 2026 05:00 PM7 mins to readSt Lukes Garden Apartments is a 17-building 285-unit complex that is now undergoing at $240m repair project due to massive weathertightness failures. Photo / Mike Scott Two unit owners at the country’s biggest leaky building disaster have failed to convince a judge the body corporate was involved in an orchestrated ”conspiracy" to conceal weathertightness defects from potential buyers. And now court-appointed administrators are demanding payment from the two failed litigants of $636,000 in unpaid levies
St Lukes Garden Apartments owners lose leaky building conspiracy case, face $636k levy bill
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