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Have you held your annual general meeting (AGM) for 2024?
If you completed your 2023 annual reporting, you will now be able to use the Strata Hub to easily manage your future annual reporting.
It is much simpler and quicker because your details are saved, and certain information is already filled in.
Strata annual reporting must be completed within 3 months of holding your AGM.
How to update or report every year
Changes to strata laws in 2023
Reforms to strata scheme laws were introduced on 11 December 2023 under the Strata Legislation Amendment Bill 2023.
These reforms address:
- by-laws about pets and assistance animals
- strata and association committees
- the strata renewal process
- overall governance.
Read the full summary of changes
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Living in strata
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Serving on a strata committee
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Strata reporting blogs
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How two-lot schemes can easily report each year
If your two-lot scheme has already completed their first annual report, then reporting each year will be a simpler and quicker task thanks to pre-filled information on the Strata Hub.
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Buying into strata
Strata properties come in a variety of forms, with apartments and townhouses the most common. But they also exist in commercial property, serviced apartments, retirement villages.
If you buy into strata, not only own your property, but you also share the ownership of common property such as gardens, fencing, pools and elevators.
As an owner, you become a member of the owner’s corporation, which has responsibility for making key decisions on how your strata runs. There are also ongoing levies you must pay.
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Who's who in strata
Understand the difference between strata managers and building managers, and owners corporations and strata committees.
Also includes definitions of the positions on strata committees, such as chairperson, secretary and treasurer.
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Help to resolve disagreements
Sometimes there are disagreements between owners or residents, or with the strata manager or another worker, like a building manager.
Most disputes or complaints can be resolved quickly and easily. But there's help available if it can't be.
Find out more
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