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If you live in, own, or manage a strata property in New South Wales, 2025 has brought some key updates you’ll want to know about. The NSW Government has introduced a fresh round of reforms aimed at improving transparency, streamlining strata operations, and making life easier for residents and owners alike. These aren’t headline-grabbing changes […]

Serving on a strata committee isn’t for the faint-hearted. It takes time, patience, and a real commitment to your community. Most committee members genuinely want to do the right thing — but even the best intentions can go off-track without the right support and information. Here are four areas where committees can unintentionally slip up, […]

Choosing a strata management partner isn’t just about ticking boxes. It’s about finding the right fit — someone who understands your building, your community, and your expectations. At Strata Revolution, we work with all kinds of schemes — residential, commercial, mixed-use, and even property developers — and we often get asked: “Are you the right […]

As more and more people embrace the benefits of living with pets, strata schemes across NSW have had to adjust to meet the growing demand for pet-friendly living. But understanding the laws around pet ownership in strata can be a bit tricky. The rules have evolved, and with that comes a few important things to […]

Thinking about renovating your strata property? It’s exciting, but before you break out the paintbrush, it’s important to know the rules. Strata properties have specific laws that govern renovations—get it wrong, and you might have to undo the work or face penalties. Here’s what you need to know before starting any renovation: The 3 Types […]

Strata living has its own language. Whether you’re a new owner, tenant, or committee member, understanding key terms can make your life a lot easier. Here’s a quick guide to some of the most common terms you’ll come across: Lot: Your individual property—apartment, townhouse, etc. You own it. Common Property: Shared spaces—driveways, stairwells, gardens, external […]

Strata living brings a lot of benefits—shared spaces, maintenance taken care of, and a community vibe. But when something goes wrong, it’s not always clear who’s responsible for fixing it. Is it an issue for you, the owner? Or is it something the strata manager or committee should handle? Here’s a simple guide to help […]

Strata committees play a critical role in the smooth running of a building. Being on the committee is an opportunity to shape your community’s future—but it’s also a responsibility. If you’re considering joining, it’s important to understand what’s involved and what’s expected. The committee is elected at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and represents the […]

Strata laws in New South Wales aren’t static—they evolve with the times. In 2024, several key updates were introduced that every strata owner, tenant, and committee member should know about. These changes help streamline governance, improve transparency, and make strata living a little bit easier. Here’s a quick rundown of the most important changes: Electronic […]

In strata, it’s easy to focus on today’s costs—but the real strength of a building lies in how it plans for tomorrow. The Capital Works Fund is your building’s long-term maintenance savings account. It covers the big-ticket items like roof repairs, repainting, lift upgrades, or driveway resurfacing. Every NSW strata scheme must prepare a 10-year […]

Noise—it’s one of the most common complaints in strata living. And while a bit of sound is part of community life, persistent or excessive noise can create real stress. If you’re experiencing noise issues, here’s how to handle it calmly and constructively: Step 1: Talk to your neighbour Sometimes people don’t realise they’re being noisy. […]

Strata living means sharing space—and shared space needs shared rules. That’s where by-laws come in. By-laws help everyone live together with a bit more harmony. They cover things like noise, pets, renovations, smoking, and parking. Every strata scheme has its own set, and they need to be registered to be legally enforceable. Some common examples: […]