-- 作者： rainbow -- 發表時間： 2005/10/29 11:05pm <pre>令人驚慌的新聞.   如果你是房地產代理, 小心變態人謀害, 也小心偷東西的人. 女 地 產 代 理 帶 人 睇 樓 遭 毒 手 維 省 買 家 今 後 入 屋 須 示 證 明   2005/10/30 星島日報 （本報墨爾本訊）女地產代理帶人睇樓遭人毒手，今後買家睇樓，可能要出示有相片的身份證明文件。 [b]四十八歲的女地產代理麥瓊（LORELLE MAKIN）今年九月被發現陳屍在墨爾本遠郊一間兩層高吉屋的二樓浴缸內。[u]事後一名華裔男子被控謀殺[/u]。[/b] [b]另外，貴區「公開參觀」的代售房屋，[u]也時有發生珠寶首飾及貴重物品不翼而飛的報告[/u]。[/b] 維省地產學會（REIV）正和維省工傷賠償局磋商，為地產代理在辦公室以外工作時擬出新的工作指引。 總幹事賴蒙杜（ENZO RAIMONDO）表示，該會已要求各地產代理公司採用睇樓的新「入屋條件」守則。 [b]在計畫下，公開參觀的房子要出示入屋條件的標誌，包括如被要求，入屋的人士要提供姓名及地址，聯絡電話及相片證明。如果不肯，地產代理可以拒絕對方進入。地產代理必須按私隱法處理這些個人資料，一旦房子已售或地產代理授權終止，便要毀滅這些資料。[/b] 這種做法除了可加強保安外，更可為業主及代理提供有用資料，誰人參觀過房子。 [/b]業主方面，也應在睇樓時將個人和貴重物件收起來 [/b] [UploadFile=Lorelle20Makin_1130641278.jpg]  [b][color=blue]女 地 產 代 理 麥 瓊 遺 照 。[/b][/color]</pre> -- 作者： rainbow -- 發表時間： 2005/10/29 11:10pm [這篇文章最後由rainbow在 2005/10/29 11:11pm 第 1 次編輯] <pre>這個 澳洲地產 agent 據信被性襲擊 / 強姦。 http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17062889-29277,00.html Homebuyers face security crackdown From: AAP October 28, 2005 HOME buyers in Victoria face a security crackdown - a move that has implications for the other states - with the real estate industry reeling after the murder of an agent and a spate of thefts during inspections. Prospective buyers could be asked to produce photo identification before they are shown through a home for sale, as part of a new industry code that follows the murder of Elders Real Estate agent Lorelle Makin. The 48-year-old's body was found in the bath of a vacant two-storey home on Melbourne's suburban outskirts in September, and the industry has also faced reports of jewellery and other valuable items taken as thieves target "open homes" in affluent suburbs. The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) said today it was in talks with Workcover Victoria to develop new guidelines for agents when they worked out of the office. REIV chief executive Enzo Raimondo also said agencies had been asked to adopt a new "Conditions of Entry" code for home inspections, to boost security. Under the plan, homes open for inspection would display a sign clearly showing the conditions of entry. "The conditions include asking people to provide their name and address, contact phone numbers and photo identification, if requested," Mr Raimondo said today. "People who don't wish to comply with entry conditions may be refused entry by the agent". Mr Raimondo said the personal details would be handled in accordance with privacy laws, and agents must destroy the information once the property was sold or the agent's authority came to an end. He said the move would enhance security and provide useful information to an owner and their agents about who had inspected the property. Mr Raimondo also said home owners could help by ensuring personal items and valuable objects were either removed or securely locked away during house inspections. </pre>