THE NEW STRATA HUB IS COMING SOON Strata Hub is nearly ready to go live! As you will have read from our previous newsletters, the NSW Government has introduced a new portal, Strata Hub, to enable ease of access to key information relating to strata schemes. There has been a delayed start date due to…

Premium Strata November Newsletter packed with great articles for people living in Strata 1. Noisy Neighbours The commonest complaint reported to our Strata Managers is in relation to noise.  Noise such as loud music, loud parties, stomping on floorboards, noisy appliances/tools cause the most issues. Communal living in strata requires consideration of your neighbours.  For…

STRATA INSIGHTS In the July edition of our newsletter, we bring you the latest information on the strata sector in Australia, showcasing recent case studies, industry updates and top tips. NCAT Enforces By-Laws  In a strata scheme in Wollstonecraft, the owners corporation established a by-law granting a lot owner the privilege to construct a pergola…

STRATA INSURANCE UPDATE Dear Members, As we navigate through a hard insurance market there has been an update to Strata Insurance cover. The update includes what factors have impacted pricing and also how the strata market can be more accessible. There are changes to the following – Cladding Defects  Catastrophic Events Continuing Growth of Strata Developments…

Merry Christmas; Premium Strata December Newsletter STRATA INSIGHTS In the May edition of our newsletter, we bring you the latest information on the strata sector in Australia, showcasing recent case studies, industry updates and top tips. What does the 2-year limitation period to bring action against an Owners Corporation mean? There is a two-year limitation…

STRATA INSIGHTS In the August edition of our newsletter, we bring you the latest information on the strata sector in Australia, showcasing recent case studies, industry updates and top tips. NCAT Case – Disputes Between Owners A recent NCAT case delves into the outcomes of legal proceeding that did not amount to contempt of court…