Passed Is Not the Same as Commenced — NSW's Final Strata Reform Wave
A reform can be passed without being ready to use. Here is how to separate the latest proposals from the rules already operating in your scheme.
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A reform can be passed without being ready to use. Here is how to separate the latest proposals from the rules already operating in your scheme.
Simpler rules and stronger owner rights are welcome. The responsibility to make sound, fair and properly authorised strata decisions remains.
A new resident has keys, boxes and questions. Choose a practical welcome approach, then use a checklist to make building information easier to find.
Why apartment parcel shelves fill up, and the practical delivery and collection habits that help shared space work for different routines.
Before ordering bulky furniture for an apartment, check the whole delivery route, the packed dimensions and your building's moving arrangements.
A fictional NSW strata payment run puts three invoices against insufficient administrative cash. What should be checked before anyone promises payment?
A strata scheme can have money in the bank and still face a short-term funding gap. Start with the fund and the date.
Why a levy raised and a levy received are different numbers when a strata scheme faces bills today.
A committee member works for the company offering the lowest waterproofing quote. What should happen before the committee weighs the three offers?
Annual reporting is one part of the Strata Hub task. Changes to key contacts and incorrect reported information can call for an update within 28 days.