Search for a strata scheme
Start typing the registered address of your scheme until a list of results is shown. Choose your scheme from the list before selecting Search.
Do not use a space in the number for the street address. For example, enter ‘1A Smith Street’, not ‘1 A Smith Street’. The registered strata scheme address may differ from the actual street address.
To check the address or find the strata plan number, visit the NSW Land Registry Services (NSW LRS) website.
It gives you a bird’s eye view of where any NSW strata scheme is located in relation to other schemes in the local area. The results provides satellite and street-view imagery showing:
- the boundary of the strata property you’ve searched for (in light blue)
- strata properties in the area (in blue)
- property other than strata (in yellow)
- suburb boundaries
- local government areas (LGAs): zoom out for an LGA view.
If the address or the property name is incorrect and you want to update this please call 13 32 20.
When you search using a subdivision strata plan number – the results will only show for the original strata plan. This is due to the regulations only requiring reporting of current strata plans and not subdivisions.
If you get the message ‘no results found’, this means the address may not be the registered address. Please search by strata plan number or use the NSW Land Registry Services to confirm the strata plan details.
NSW Land Registry Services manages and maintains strata plan records for NSW.
The registered strata plan shows the lot boundaries and can help clarify common property areas. Copies of the strata plan can be obtained through NSW LRS’s approved information brokers.
To find the managing agent of a strata scheme (if there is one), you can search for the details of the scheme as instructed above. The details for the strata managing agent will appear in the search results. You can then do an internet search to get the contact details for the strata managing agent.
If the scheme is self-managed (without a strata managing agent) prospective or current owners can access the strata roll. Owners can also use our information for How do I contact the strata committee and renters can raise issues through their landlord or real estate agent.
Most people will receive a copy of the by-laws when they move into the scheme. If you do not have a copy, current owners and residents can ask the strata committee secretary or strata manager for a copy.
If you’re a tenant, your real estate agent/landlord must give you a copy of the by-laws. Read more about where to find your strata by-laws.
If you’re considering buying in strata, the strata and building inspection reports will reveal issues you should consider. The strata report can be done by hiring a professional strata searcher, or you can inspect the strata records yourself. Read how to get a strata report and have a professional do it or tips on how to do it yourself.
The strata search results will show you the date the scheme completed its annual reporting. All other information in the strata annual report is not made publicly available at this time. Read more about who can see the reported information.
Need more help?
Contact Fair Trading
If you have any further questions about strata, you can contact Fair Trading via phone or in-person at a Service NSW centre.