Your guide to strata legislation in New South Wales
The need to professionalise the strata or building management through more flexibility, efficiencies, accountability and alignment with modern technology was finally put into action with the recent announcement of a new Strata Schemes Management Act 2015 which came into effect from 30 November 2016.
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10 things you need to know about the collective sale and renewal of your building
A strata building, where repairs and maintenance are uneconomical, can be sold or redeveloped. The new Strata Schemes Development Act 2015 has a process to allow collective sale or redevelopment of a property.
What you need to know about by-laws
New legislation requires a review of by-laws by the owners corporation. Owners corporations are required to keep a consolidated set of by-laws. These by-laws should be relevant to the needs and requirements of both owners and tenants.
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Why it’s important to have a capital works fund
The capital works fund (previously known as the sinking fund) covers the renewal or replacement of existing common property and the addition or acquisition of new common property. Without a capital works fund, the owners at the time will have to cover the full cost, often by raising a special levy.
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