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# Strata Real Estate Services

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- [News and Insights](https://stratares.com.au/news-and-insights/) - Stay informed with the latest strata news, industry insights, management tips, and updates from the experienced team at Strata Real Estate Services.
- [How to apply for a pet in Strata?](https://stratares.com.au/how-to-apply-for-a-pet-in-strata/) - Applying to Keep a Pet in a NSW Strata Scheme (2026 Guide) For many Australians, a home simply isn't complete without a pet. Whether it's a dog, cat, bird or another companion animal, pets are increasingly recognised as an important part of family life. If you own a lot in a NSW strata scheme, however,
- [StrataRes – Points of Difference](https://stratares.com.au/stratares-points-of-difference/) - 1. A strata business built on 69 years of experience SRES has a genuine history in the strata industry dating back to 1957 as a founding family business in the NSW strata industry. Strata experience since 1957 — not since last Tuesday. 2. Experienced people, not a high-volume call centre The majority of our managers
- [StrataRes – Preferred Suppliers List](https://stratares.com.au/stratares-preferred-suppliers-list/) - No Connected Suppliers At Strata Res, acting in our clients’ best interests is at the core of everything we do. We understand our disclosure and fiduciary obligations regarding trade suppliers' relationships. Unlike some strata managers, we are not influenced by supplier incentives that may create conflicts of interest and increase costs for owners. If any
- [What does that mean?  Strata Terms Explained (2026 Guide)](https://stratares.com.au/what-does-that-mean-strata-terms-explained-2026-guide/) - Buying into or living in a strata scheme introduces a whole new vocabulary. From "Owners Corporation" to "special resolutions", understanding these terms can make it much easier to participate in meetings, read reports and make informed decisions. This glossary explains the most common terms used in NSW strata legislation and the strata management industry in
- [How to Renovate my unit in Strata](https://stratares.com.au/how-to-renovate-my-unit-in-strata/) - What Every Owner Needs to Know (2026 Guide) Renovating your apartment, townhouse or villa can improve your lifestyle and add value to your property—but living in a strata scheme means you cannot always renovate as if you owned a freestanding house. The NSW strata laws continue to classify renovations into three categories: cosmetic work, minor
- [Big Reforms for Two-Lot Strata Schemes in NSW](https://stratares.com.au/big-reforms-for-two-lot-strata-schemes-in-nsw/) - For many years, owners of duplexes and other two-lot strata schemes have questioned why they were required to comply with almost the same administrative requirements as a 200-lot apartment building. The NSW Government has recognised this issue, and the 2026 strata reforms introduce the most significant changes ever made for two-lot schemes. The reforms are
- [Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 now applies to Real Estate, Strata Managers who manage Company Title Schemes.](https://stratares.com.au/anti-money-laundering-and-counter-terrorism-financing-act-2006-now-applies-to-real-estate-strata-managers-who-manage-company-title-schemes/) - New reforms that took effect from 1 July 2026 have expanded the professional services covered under the amended Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) framework, with oversight by AUSTRAC. In simple terms, the changes mean that many strata and real estate businesses now have similar anti-money laundering obligations to banks, lawyers and other professional service
- [Committee Education Requirements](https://stratares.com.au/committee-education-requirements/) - The responsibilities of strata committee members continue to grow as legislation evolves and buildings become more complex. To support better governance across NSW, the NSW Government is introducing mandatory annual training for strata committee members. The training is expected to commence in late 2026 and will be delivered as a free online course by NSW
- [By-law Management](https://stratares.com.au/by-law-management/) - Common by-laws relate to: By-laws establish the rules that help owners and residents live together harmoniously while protecting the value, safety and amenity of the strata community. Effective by-law management promotes consistency, fairness and transparency across the scheme. Noise and nuisance. Parking and visitor parking. Pets. Renovations and alterations. Use of common property. Short-term letting.
- [NSW strata legislation updates](https://stratares.com.au/nsw-strata-legislation-updates/) - Strata legislation continues to evolve as governments respond to changing community expectations, building standards and governance practices. Keeping up to date with these changes is essential for Owners Corporations, strata committees and lot owners. Historically, since New South Wales pioneered the world’s very first strata title framework in 1961, there have been four major generations
- [Contractor Licence Checks](https://stratares.com.au/contractor-licence-checks/) - Every contractor engaged by an Owners Corporation should be appropriately licensed, qualified and insured for the work they perform. Verifying contractor credentials helps protect the Owners Corporation from unnecessary risk while ensuring work is undertaken by suitably qualified professionals. In many cases using contractors to do common property work on the building, who are not
- [Work Health and Safety (WHS) Obligations](https://stratares.com.au/work-health-and-safety-whs-obligations/) - Every Owners Corporation has a responsibility to help ensure common property is maintained in a manner that minimises foreseeable risks to residents, visitors, contractors and workers. While the specific obligations vary depending on the building and activities undertaken, effective Work Health and Safety (WHS) management is an essential part of responsible strata governance. Areas commonly
- [Swimming Pool Compliance](https://stratares.com.au/swimming-pool-compliance/) - Swimming pools and spas are valuable community assets, but they also carry significant legal and safety responsibilities. Owners Corporations must ensure these facilities are maintained in a safe condition and comply with NSW legislation and applicable Australian Standards. Depending on your scheme, compliance may include: Maintaining compliant pool barriers, gates and fencing. Ensuring self-closing and
- [How to change strata managers in NSW](https://stratares.com.au/how-to-change-strata-managers-in-nsw/) - Not happy with the performance of your strata manager?Are they failing to meet your expectations? The new Strata Schemes Management Act makes changing managers easier than ever. Not only do contracts now expire on their end date, but a managing agent must inform the committee at least three months before the end of your agreement.
- [Strata insurance explained](https://stratares.com.au/strata-insurance-explained/) - Strata insurance protects the Owners Corporation against a range of financial risks and is one of the most important responsibilities of every strata scheme. In NSW, most Owners Corporations are required to insure the building and common property in accordance with the requirements of the Strata Schemes Management Act. A typical strata insurance program may
- [Underinsurance risks](https://stratares.com.au/underinsurance-risks/) - Underinsurance is one of the greatest financial risks facing an Owners Corporation. If a building is insured for less than its true replacement value, owners may face significant financial shortfalls following a major insured event. It is important to understand that the replacement value of a building is not the same as its market value.
- [Strata Legislation History](https://stratares.com.au/strata-legislation-history/) - Since New South Wales pioneered the world's very first strata title framework in 1961, there have been four major generations of the overarching strata legislation, supplemented by dozens of smaller, ad-hoc amendment acts over the decades. The Cameron family as founding members of the strata industry have been at the forefront of the industry. The
- [Common claims](https://stratares.com.au/common-claims/) - While every building is different, many strata insurance claims arise from a relatively small number of recurring events. Understanding these common causes can help committees reduce risk through proactive maintenance and effective building management. Common strata insurance claims include: Escape of liquid from burst pipes, failed flexi hoses and plumbing systems. Storm and weather damage.
- [Strata Insurance Renewals](https://stratares.com.au/strata-insurance-renewals/) - Strata insurance protects the Owners Corporation against a range of financial risks and is one of the most important responsibilities. And Insurance is one of the Owners Corporation’s most important financial protections. Appropriate insurance helps safeguard the building, common property and the Owners Corporation against a wide range of unforeseen events while meeting legislative requirements.
- [Insurance Services by Strata Managers](https://stratares.com.au/insurance-services-by-strata-managers/) - Strata insurance protects the Owners Corporation against a range of financial risks and is one of the most important responsibilities. And Insurance is one of the Owners Corporation’s most important financial protections. Appropriate insurance Arranging and managing insurance is one of the core functions many strata managers perform on behalf of an Owners Corporation. This
- [Strata Defects Management in NSW: Process, Rights & Responsibilities](https://stratares.com.au/strata-defects-management-in-nsw-process-rights-responsibilities/) - Building defects are one of the most significant risk areas for strata schemes in New South Wales, particularly in new and recently completed residential apartment buildings. NSW has a defined regulatory framework for identifying, reporting and resolving defects, primarily overseen through the NSW Building Commission, which provides complaint handling services, statutory enforcement tools and defect
- [Converting Company Title to Strata Title (NSW Guide)](https://stratares.com.au/converting-company-title-to-strata-title-nsw-guide/) - Converting a company title building to a strata title scheme is a significant legal, financial and governance transformation. It changes the ownership structure from share-based occupancy under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) to individual lot ownership under NSW strata legislation, with registration of a strata plan under the NSW land titles system. In practical terms,
- [Company Title vs Strata Title: What Owners Need to Know (NSW Comparison Guide)](https://stratares.com.au/company-title-vs-strata-title-what-owners-need-to-know-nsw-comparison-guide/) - In New South Wales, residential apartment ownership is primarily structured under two systems: company title and strata title. While both relate to multi-unit buildings, they operate under fundamentally different legal frameworks and ownership models. Understanding the difference is essential for owners, buyers, committees and directors, particularly in older Sydney buildings where company title schemes remain
- [Company Title Management in NSW](https://stratares.com.au/company-title-management-in-nsw/) - Company title schemes remain an important part of Sydney’s residential landscape, particularly in established inner-city and prestige apartment buildings. Unlike strata schemes governed by the Strata Schemes Management Act, company title buildings are governed by the Corporations Act 2001 and the company’s own constitution. This means ownership is structured through shares in a company rather
- [Changing Managers in Company Title Buildings](https://stratares.com.au/changing-managers-in-company-title-buildings/) - Many company title schemes reach a point where informal administration or legacy management arrangements no longer meet the needs of the building or its shareholders. This often leads directors to consider appointing a professional manager with experience in company title governance. Changing management in a company title structure is not the same as strata, but
- [Building Management Committees (BMC) in NSW: What They Are and How They Work](https://stratares.com.au/building-management-committees-bmc-in-nsw-what-they-are-and-how-they-work/) - Building Management Committees (BMCs) are a coordination structure used in complex strata developments in New South Wales where multiple types of uses exist within the same building or precinct—such as residential apartments, commercial offices, retail shops, hotels or mixed-use facilities. BMCs are established under a Strata Management Statement (SMS), which sets out how shared services,
- [Common Problems in Building Management Committees (and How to Fix Them)](https://stratares.com.au/common-problems-in-building-management-committees-and-how-to-fix-them/) - Building Management Committees (BMCs) in New South Wales are essential for coordinating mixed-use developments that include residential, commercial, retail and office components. These structures operate under a Strata Management Statement (SMS) and are designed to manage shared services, infrastructure and costs across multiple stakeholders. While BMC frameworks are highly effective when well administered, in practice
- [Developer Handover Issues in Strata and BMC Buildings (NSW Guide)](https://stratares.com.au/developer-handover-issues-in-strata-and-bmc-buildings-nsw-guide/) - The transition from developer control to owner control is one of the most critical stages in the lifecycle of a strata scheme or Building Management Committee (BMC) in New South Wales. During this period, responsibility shifts from the developer (or their appointed building manager) to the Owners Corporation and committee, often while the building is
- [Transitioning from Self-Managed to Professional Strata Management](https://stratares.com.au/transitioning-from-self-managed-to-professional-strata-management/) - Many strata schemes in NSW begin life as self-managed communities, particularly smaller buildings, duplexes and boutique developments. This approach can work well in the early stages, but as buildings age, maintenance requirements increase and legislation becomes more complex, many Owners Corporations reach a point where professional strata management becomes the more practical and cost-effective option.
- [Strata Management Support for Self-Managed Schemes in NSW](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-support-for-self-managed-schemes-in-nsw/) - Across NSW, a significant number of smaller strata schemes operate in a self-managed capacity, particularly duplexes, townhouses and boutique apartment buildings. While this approach can appear cost-effective, it often places a heavy administrative and legal burden on volunteer owners who are not trained in strata governance, compliance or financial management. As schemes grow in complexity,
- [Why Do I Pay Levies and What Are They For?](https://stratares.com.au/why-do-i-pay-levies-and-what-are-they-for/) - Strata levies are the financial contributions made by lot owners to fund the operation, maintenance and long-term sustainability of their Owners Corporation. They are not simply a fee paid to a strata manager—they are the primary source of funding that keeps your building operating safely, legally and efficiently while protecting the value of every owner’s
- [Duties of committee members](https://stratares.com.au/duties-of-committee-members/) - Serving on a strata committee is both a privilege and an important responsibility. Committee members are elected by the Owners Corporation to help manage the day-to-day affairs of the scheme and make decisions that are in the best interests of all owners. Committee members are expected to: Act honestly, fairly and with due care and
- [What notice is required?](https://stratares.com.au/what-notice-is-required/) - The notice required to change strata managers depends on the terms of your current Strata Management Agency Agreement. Most agreements specify the appointment period renewal provisions and the notice required before termination or non-renewal. The appointment period can be maximum of three years. In many cases, prior to the expiration of the appointment period, the
- [Common reasons schemes change managers](https://stratares.com.au/common-reasons-schemes-change-managers/) - Every Owners Corporation has different priorities, but the reasons for changing strata managers are often remarkably similar. Many committees seek a new manager because they experience: Poor communication or delayed responses. High staff turnover and changing points of contact. Lack of proactive advice and strategic planning. Slow maintenance coordination or unresolved building issues. Inaccurate or
- [Questions to ask a prospective strata manager](https://stratares.com.au/questions-to-ask-a-prospective-strata-manager/) - Choosing a strata manager is about far more than comparing fees. The right manager should demonstrate experience, transparent processes and a commitment to protecting your Owners Corporation while delivering responsive service. Before making a decision, ask: Who will be my dedicated strata manager and what is their experience? How many schemes does each manager oversee?
- [Preventative maintenance guides](https://stratares.com.au/preventative-maintenance-guides/) - The most cost-effective repair is often the one that never becomes necessary. Preventative maintenance focuses on identifying, inspecting and maintaining building assets before defects develop into major repairs or expensive emergency works. A well-maintained building not only protects property values but also improves resident satisfaction, reduces operational costs and assists the Owners Corporation in meeting
- [Strata Management Central Coast](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-central-coast/) - Strata Real Estate Services provides support to strata schemes across Central Coast on an as-required basis, using modern communication tools to ensure committees remain fully supported regardless of location. Distance and access challenges in this region make efficient digital management essential. Our systems are designed to reduce travel costs, streamline decision-making and maintain strong compliance
- [Understanding strata finances](https://stratares.com.au/understanding-strata-finances/) - Strong financial management is the foundation of every successful strata scheme. Committee members do not need to be accountants, but they should understand how their Owners Corporation’s finances operate and how today’s decisions affect future owners. Every committee should understand: Administrative and Capital Works Funds. Annual budgets and levy setting. Cash flow and expenditure monitoring.
- [Special levies explained](https://stratares.com.au/special-levies-explained/) - A special levy is an additional contribution raised by the Owners Corporation to fund expenses that cannot be met from existing administrative or capital works funds. Special levies are commonly required for: Major repairs or replacement works. Building defect rectification. Unexpected insurance or legal costs. Emergency maintenance. Capital improvement projects. While no committee likes raising
- [Building defects and warranties](https://stratares.com.au/building-defects-and-warranties/) - Building defects can have significant financial consequences if they are not identified, documented and managed promptly. Whether your scheme is newly completed or several years old, understanding your legal rights, warranty periods and available remedies is essential. Common issues include waterproofing failures, façade defects, fire safety compliance, structural movement, roofing problems and defective building services.
- [Fire safety obligations](https://stratares.com.au/fire-safety-obligations/) - Fire safety is one of the most important legal responsibilities of an Owners Corporation. Maintaining compliant fire safety systems helps protect residents, visitors and property while ensuring the scheme meets its obligations under NSW legislation. Depending on the building and its local council regulations, responsibilities may include: Maintaining essential fire safety measures. Conducting routine inspections
- [Capital works funds](https://stratares.com.au/capital-works-funds/) - Every Owners Corporation should plan not only for today’s expenses, but also for the significant costs that arise throughout the life of the building. The Capital Works Fund exists to ensure these future expenses can be managed in a planned and financially responsible manner. The fund is used for major repair, replacement and renewal of
- [AGM requirements](https://stratares.com.au/agm-requirements/) - The Annual General Meeting (AGM) is one of the most important governance events for every Owners Corporation. It provides owners with the opportunity to review the performance of the scheme, make key financial decisions and appoint or confirm those responsible for managing the building. Under NSW strata legislation, every Owners Corporation must hold an AGM
- [Lift maintenance](https://stratares.com.au/lift-maintenance/) - For many strata schemes, lifts are among the most heavily used and technically complex building assets. Reliable lift performance is essential for resident safety, accessibility and the day-to-day operation of the building. Like any mechanical system, lifts require regular servicing, inspection and planned component replacement throughout their operational life. Effective lift management includes: Routine preventative
- [Roofing and facade repairs](https://stratares.com.au/roofing-and-facade-repairs/) - The roof and building façade are your strata scheme’s first line of defence against the elements. They protect the building structure, common property and individual lots from water ingress, weather damage and long-term deterioration. Unfortunately, many roofing and façade issues remain hidden until they cause internal damage, making early identification and preventative maintenance essential. Common
- [Waterproofing](https://stratares.com.au/waterproofing/) - Waterproofing failures are among the most common and expensive building issues affecting strata schemes. Left unresolved, even a small leak can result in structural damage, mould growth, deterioration of finishes and disputes between owners regarding responsibility for repairs. Waterproofing problems commonly occur in: Roofs and podium decks. Balconies and terraces. Bathrooms and laundries. Planter boxes.
- [Strata Management North Shore](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-north-shore/) - Strata Real Estate Services actively manages strata schemes across Sydney’s North Shore, supporting a wide range of residential and mixed-use buildings from boutique developments through to large, complex communities. We understand the expectations of committees in this region, where building performance, communication and long-term asset protection are critical. The North Shore contains a mix of
- [Strata Management Inner West](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-inner-west/) - Strata Real Estate Services manages schemes across Sydney’s Inner West, supporting a highly diverse mix of heritage buildings, converted warehouses, boutique apartments and modern residential developments. We understand the complexity of managing ageing infrastructure alongside modern compliance expectations, particularly where heritage considerations and ongoing maintenance requirements intersect. Why Inner West Buildings Choose Strata Real Estate
- [Strata Management Sutherland Shire](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-sutherland-shire/) - Strata Real Estate Services manages schemes across the Sutherland Shire, supporting a diverse mix of coastal apartments, residential complexes and modern developments. We understand the environmental and maintenance challenges unique to this region, including coastal exposure, waterproofing demands and long-term asset planning. Our team works closely with committees to ensure buildings are maintained proactively, financially
- [Strata Management Parramatta](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-parramatta/) - Strata Real Estate Services manages schemes across Parramatta, one of Sydney’s fastest-growing urban centres. The region includes a high concentration of new apartment developments, mixed-use buildings and large residential complexes requiring experienced and structured strata management. We understand the challenges associated with growth-stage buildings, including defects, developer obligations, complex infrastructure and evolving compliance requirements. Why
- [Strata Management Eastern Suburbs](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-eastern-suburbs/) - Strata Real Estate Services manages schemes across Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, supporting premium apartment buildings, boutique developments and architecturally significant properties. We understand the importance of high-quality service, responsive communication and careful asset protection in this market. Buildings in this region often require detailed maintenance planning, façade management, waterproofing oversight and careful coordination of contractors and
- [Strata Management Snowy Mountains](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-snowy-mountains/) - Strata Real Estate Services supports strata schemes located across the Snowy Mountains region when required, providing modern, remote-first strata management designed to reduce costs and improve accessibility for committees and owners. Given the geographic spread and seasonal conditions of the region, many committees benefit from efficient digital communication, structured reporting and reduced reliance on in-person
- [Strata Management Far West](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-far-west/) - Strata Real Estate Services provides support to strata schemes across Far West NSW on an as-required basis, using modern communication tools to ensure committees remain fully supported regardless of location. Distance and access challenges in this region make efficient digital management essential. Our systems are designed to reduce travel costs, streamline decision-making and maintain strong
- [Strata Management Mid North Coast](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-mid-north-coast/) - Strata Real Estate Services supports strata schemes across the Mid North Coast on a flexible, remote-first basis, designed to provide efficient communication and strong governance support without unnecessary travel costs. The region includes a mix of coastal apartments, holiday-let influenced buildings and residential communities, each with unique maintenance and compliance considerations. Why Mid North Coast
- [Strata Management Northern Rivers](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-northern-rivers/) - Strata Real Estate Services supports strata schemes in the Northern Rivers region through a modern, remote-first management model designed to improve efficiency and reduce administrative burden for committees. The region’s coastal and hinterland environments often present maintenance and weather-related challenges that require structured planning and proactive oversight. Why Northern Rivers Schemes Work with Strata Real
- [Strata Management New England](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-new-england/) - Strata Real Estate Services supports strata schemes in the New England region through a structured, technology-enabled management model that reduces travel requirements and improves decision-making efficiency. Regional conditions and distance often make traditional meeting-heavy models inefficient, particularly for smaller or distributed schemes. Why New England Schemes Work with Strata Real Estate Services We provide modern
- [Strata Management Riverina](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-riverina/) - Strata Real Estate Services supports strata schemes in the Riverina region through a flexible management model designed to reduce cost, improve communication and streamline decision-making. The Riverina’s mix of residential, mixed-use and regional developments benefits significantly from structured digital management systems. Why Riverina Schemes Work with Strata Real Estate Services We provide: Remote-first strata management
- [Strata Management Blue Mountains](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-blue-mountains/) - Strata Real Estate Services supports strata schemes in the Blue Mountains region through a structured, remote-first management approach designed to balance accessibility with strong governance and compliance support. Environmental conditions and heritage considerations in the region often require careful maintenance planning and proactive building oversight. Why Blue Mountains Schemes Work with Strata Real Estate Services
- [Strata Management South Coast](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-south-coast/) - Strata Real Estate Services supports strata schemes across the South Coast region using a remote-first management model designed to reduce costs, improve responsiveness and maintain strong compliance outcomes. Coastal conditions and seasonal occupancy patterns often create unique maintenance and insurance considerations for committees. Why South Coast Schemes Work with Strata Real Estate Services We provide:
- [Strata Management Southern Highlands](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-southern-highlands/) - Strata Real Estate Services supports strata schemes in the Southern Highlands with a modern, structured management approach designed to reduce administrative burden and improve decision-making efficiency. The region includes a mix of residential communities and lifestyle developments where proactive maintenance and financial planning are essential. Why Southern Highlands Schemes Work with Strata Real Estate Services
- [Strata Management Illawarra](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-illawarra/) - Strata Real Estate Services supports strata schemes across the Illawarra region through a structured, remote-first management model designed to improve efficiency, transparency and governance outcomes. The Illawarra includes a mix of high-density coastal apartments and established residential communities requiring proactive maintenance and strong compliance oversight. Why Illawarra Schemes Work with Strata Real Estate Services We
- [Strata Management Hunter Region](https://stratares.com.au/strata-management-hunter-region/) - Strata Real Estate Services supports strata schemes in the Hunter Region through a structured, remote-first management approach designed to balance accessibility with strong governance and compliance support. Environmental conditions and heritage considerations in the region often require careful maintenance planning and proactive building oversight. Why Hunter Region Schemes Work with Strata Real Estate Services We

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