Hundreds of creditors, who say Jean Nassif’s collapsed Toplace owes them a combined $200 million, have heard liquidators suggest it could be the “biggest collapse in the Australian property market’s ...

Mr Nassif launched civil action against 2GB star Mr Hadley in July this year over a series of broadcasts he claimed defamed him. The developer claims in Federal Court the broadcaster painted the him ...

Controversial property developer Jean Nassif has been suspended from holding a building licence in NSW for 10 years, while the building licence of his company, Toplace, has been permanently revoked.

But Mr Nassif’s company has hit back, with a Toplace spokesman saying “there is nothing of substance or new in the assertions”. Castle Hill Liberal MP Ray Williams has also called for an external ...

Mr Nassif’s Toplace fell into administration in July and has debts of over $1.2bn, with a trail of unpaid suppliers and tradespeople, and defective apartment buildings. Mr Nassif has been in Lebanon ...

Jean Nassif’s property empire has plunged into administration days after it was permanently suspended, marking a tumultuous week for the company and leaving owners “high and dry”. Antony Resnick and ...

Sydney property developer Toplace, owned by Jean Nassif — currently on the run from an arrest warrant in NSW — is the dodgy developer from casting, the epitome of what many Australians think property ...

Not a pebble looked out of place as Jean Nassif’s immaculately maintained mansion on the Chiswick waterfront in Sydney’s inner west was bathed in winter sunshine on Wednesday afternoon. It was like ...

Jean Nassif’s property development empire Toplace has gone into administration just days after its besieged founder was banned from operating while a review decides his future. The decision will ...