Alistair Hughes
Podular customers say they handed over hundreds of thousands of dollars believing they would be getting their dream home but the houses were never built.
In 2019 Charles Innes was discharged from bankruptcy after the failure of several businesses. By the end of the year he was at the helm of a new company, Podular, which promised architectural modular housing for less. Hes now apologising to people who poured their life savings into homes which wont be built. Kelly Dennett reports.
The director of a trendy prefab company that has gone into liquidation, with liquidators saying the company appears to have taken $2m in deposits without even starting builds, says his company grew too quickly and his calls for support w…
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