Advocacy

In September 2025, SCA (NSW) announced one of the most significant reforms in its history: a phased replacement of insurance commissions from strata management contracts. The decision has attracted widespread […]

As community living continues to grow across Australia and New Zealand, the complexity, visibility and responsibility of managing strata properties is expanding just as rapidly. Strata Managers, owners corporations, developers […]

When it comes to managing your greatest asset, your property, choosing the right partner matters. SCA is inviting owners, committees, and residents to ask one simple but powerful question: “Are […]

Twelve months ago, the strata industry often found itself under fire. Headlines focused on insurance affordability, building defects, and governance failures. Public inquiries and media scrutiny painted the sector as […]

What It Means for Strata and Australia’s Housing Future New data released this week by Master Builders Australia reveals what many in the housing and strata sectors already know. The […]

As we pass the midpoint of 2025, the Strata Community Association (SCA) continues to move forward with purpose, unity and a shared determination to elevate our sector. In the months […]

In a landmark move to professionalise and elevate ethical standards across the strata sector, the SCA has officially launched its National Code of Ethics. This pivotal initiative is part of […]

As community living continues to expand across Australia and New Zealand, the management of strata-titled properties is becoming more complex and vital to the delivery of modern housing. SCA is […]

While much of Australia’s media attention in July was consumed by federal politics, cost of living pressures and international affairs, some of the most significant changes affecting how Australians live […]

Australian Capital Territory Leveraging relationships enabled SCA (ACT) to secure a major advocacy win in the October 2024 ACT election, successfully campaigning for, and obtaining a commitment from all parties, […]

SCA is excited to share and profile the latest deep dive into the strata industry, Australasian Strata Insights Report 2024. The report, produced in partnership between Strata Community Association (SCA) and the UNSW […]

The strata industry stands at a pivotal moment. The past year has been one of challenge and transformation, laying the groundwork for an ambitious agenda for 2025 and beyond. Strata […]

Strata living is on the rise in Australia, bringing with it an increasing demand for smart, effective regulation and a growing need for the professionalism of strata managers. The current […]

With New Zealand experiencing unprecedented population growth and urbanisation, SCA (NZ) has recognised the urgent need to address outdated regulatory frameworks that hinder efficient development of the built environment. Given […]

As the ACT General Election approaches, SCA (ACT) has intensified its advocacy efforts to ensure the voices of strata managers, owners, and residents are heard, and that key issues facing […]

The recent Northern Territory election provided a crucial opportunity for SCA (SA/NT) to advocate for the strata sector and push for policy reforms to shape the future of multi-unit developments […]

Reflecting on Challenges and Preparing for the Future As strata managers, you know better than anyone that strata living has become a cornerstone of urban life in Australia. From modest […]

SCA Australasia The preparation of the 2024 SCA Australasian Strata Insights Full Report is underway, with its release anticipated later this year. This report will provide valuable insights into the […]

Strata managers serve as vital intermediaries and trusted advisors within the complex ecosystem of strata communities. Their role encompasses a diverse array of responsibilities, including but not limited to interpreting […]

A little over a month ago, the ABC aired a story with allegations of excessive charging and conflicts of interest against a strata management firm, Netstrata. SCA has taken these […]