If you own a unit in a strata building and have been thinking about switching to solar energy, you’re part of a growing movement, but installing solar panels in a shared building isn’t as straightforward as it is for standalone homes…

Strata insurance claims don’t have to be overwhelming. By preparing key information and documents early, you can help avoid unnecessary delays and ensure your scheme is back to normal as soon as possible. 

Strata maintenance is about creating safe, compliant, and appealing environments for all residents. Addressing these common problems early can save you thousands in the long run and prevent serious disruptions. 

Knowing the difference between lot property and common property is essential. These definitions determine who’s responsible for maintenance, who needs to approve changes, and how disputes are resolved.

Can I rent out my apartment on short-term rental platforms like Airbnb or Stayz to earn some extra cash? This guide breaks down everything you need to know—without the legal jargon.

Fire safety inspections are a regular occurrence in every building, and they usually go off without a hitch — until they don’t.

Is replacing the air conditioning unit in a strata-titled property considered cosmetic works, a minor renovation, or a major renovation under strata law?

Understanding the difference between your strata manager and your building manager can help you know who to contact when issues arise.

Keeping your buildings safe—and compliant—has never been more important. Here’s everything you need to know to help you keep the flames at bay.  

Strata and community title living is an increasingly popular choice across Australia, offering shared amenities, maintained common areas, and a built-in sense of community. However, behind the scenes of every well-run strata or community scheme lies a framework of clearly defined roles and responsibilities. Understanding who does what is essential for smooth operation, effective decision-making, and harmonious living. 

Explaining the roles and responsibilities of various stakeholders in strata and community living 

Strata and community title living is an increasingly popular choice across Australia, offering shared amenities, maintained common areas, and a built-in sense of community. However, behind the scenes of every well-run strata or community scheme lies a framework of clearly defined roles and responsibilities. Understanding who does what is essential for smooth operation, effective decision-making, and harmonious living.