Western Sydney developer Bathla Group has collapsed, causing private lenders to hurry to recover funds. The collapse exposes weaknesses in Australia's housing sector, raising concerns about a soft credit crunch and potential future risks. The incident underscores the need for vigilance in the industry. Private lenders are actively working to reduce losses, while experts warn of broader implications for the sector.
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