A Comprehensive Overview of Strata Living in NSW
Strata living is a popular choice in New South Wales, offering a blend of private ownership and shared responsibilities. Whether you’re an owner, tenant, or prospective buyer, understanding how strata schemes operate is essential for a harmonious and well-managed community. What is a Strata Scheme? A strata scheme divides a building or group of buildings […]
Demythologising Strata Facts
As more Australians choose apartments and units as their homes, strata living has become increasingly common. With over 350,000 strata schemes housing around four million people, this lifestyle is growing rapidly, particularly as the country aims to build 1.2 million new homes in the next five years. However, misunderstandings about strata schemes abound, sometimes leading […]
Decoding Roles in Strata: Who Does What in Your Community?
Roles in Strata Communities – Strata Manager, Building Manager, Committee, and Landlord There are many roles that go into successfully running a strata scheme, however, this can sometimes mean the various responsibilities can get intertwined, passing blame to the wrong party. But where do these roles and their responsibilities differ? 1. Strata Manager: Guiding Compliance […]
Owners Corporation Legal Obligations
Ensuring Work Health and Safety in Strata Schemes: Legal Obligations for Owners Corporations The recent prosecution of a strata scheme after the tragic death of a man in New South Wales is a sobering reminder for Owners Corporations of the critical need to uphold legal obligations and ensure the safety of common property areas. In […]
Roles and Responsibilities of the Owners Corporation in NSW
In New South Wales, over 1.2 million residents call a strata residence their home. Living in such communities means familiarising yourself with the roles and responsibilities of the Owners Corporation in NSW. Governed by Legislation, the Owners Corporation plays a pivotal role, with the Committee acting as its executive branch. Ensuring decisions made are in […]
Roles and Responsibilities of the Owners Corporation in Victoria
There are currently over 85,000 active Owners Corporations in Victoria, covering more than 772,000 individual lots. Navigating community living in Victoria involves understanding the roles and responsibilities of an Owners Corporation. An Owners Corporation plays a crucial role, as outlined by legislation, with the Committee acting as the driving force, making decisions that benefit all […]
5 Ways to Maximise Space in Strata Living – VIC
Living in an Owners Corporation property in Melbourne, Victoria offers the perfect blend of urban living, cultural experiences, and lively surroundings. However, many Melbourne residents may find it challenging to make the most of their limited living space. It is essential to optimise space in your strata property for comfort and functionality. This article will […]
Owners Corporations’ Responsibility to Maintain Common Property Security – NSW
With crime rates on the rise in many parts of Australia, it’s essential to prioritise security both at home and in the community. The surge in crime can be unsettling for many. This prompts us to think about what we can do to prevent our Communities falling victim. Let’s explore the Owners Corporations responsibility to […]
Owners Corporations’ Responsibility to Maintain Common Property Security – VIC
With crime rates on the rise in many parts of Australia, it’s essential to prioritise security both at home and in the community. The surge in crime can be unsettling for many, prompting us to think about what we can do to prevent these rates from increasing. In this article, we will explore the Owners […]
NSW Strata Land Reforms
The New South Wales Government has made changes to Strata laws. This is effective from December 11, 2023, aiming to create fairness and transparency. These reforms stem from the Strata Legislation Amendment Bill 2023. Which is in response to public consultations and recommendations from the 2021 Statutory Review of the Strata Schemes Development Act 2015 […]
