LookUpStrata | Australia's Strata Title Information Site

For over a decade, Lookupstrata has been Australia’s most trusted source for accurate, unbiased, up-to-date strata information. Free, unrestricted access to everyone living and working in strata.

We provide straightforward, expert-driven content from a national network of strata specialists, lawyers, strata managers, and other respected professionals.

Whether you’re navigating a complex by-law, a new law or a difficult neighbour, our resources are designed to help you find solutions.

We believe that a well-informed and connected strata community is a thriving community.

We provide free resources (and more) to empower your strata knowledge, such as:

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Connect with industry leaders and experts and gain the expertise to take action with confident decisions.

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State-Based Magazines
Get in depth monthly and bi-monthly articles. Explore topics specific to your state’s challenges.

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VIC: Upcoming legislative reforms for Victoria’s strata sector – what’s changing and what to expect

Victoria’s strata sector is entering one of its most significant legislative reform periods in decades. With new consumer protections already introduced and a formal review of the Owners Corporations Act underway, 2025 marks the beginning of major structural and legislative change. At last week’s LookUpStrata webinar, Fabienne Loncar from Moray & Agnew Lawyers guided attendees […]

NSW: Q&A How does a lot owner escalate a delayed building defect

Question: How can I get an ongoing balcony leak properly investigated and repaired when the building manager keeps delaying?

VIC: Q&A A comprehensive guide to committee voting in Victoria

Question: What is the voting process for electing owners to a committee in Victoria?

WA: Q&A Using strata funds for a Christmas party

Question: Can the council of owners use the operating budget to pay for a residents’ Christmas sundowner, or should owners self-fund the event?

NSW review of strata insurance commissions. Will commissions be banned in 2026?

Why is the NSW Government conducting a review of strata insurance commissions? What does this mean for strata owners, committees & managers?

NSW: Q&A How to prevent one vocal owner from hijacking your owners corporation

Question: How can the committee manage a lot owner who sends constant minor complaints and unreasonable maintenance requests?

QLD: Q&A Maintaining roof anchor points in a building format plan

Question: Who is responsible for certifying roof anchor points in a building format plan so I can safely service my air conditioning condenser?

WA: Q&A Is the strata manager responsible if the contractor damages common property?

Question: What responsibility does strata management have if their contractors damage common property?

QLD: Don’t get left holding the big ball of risk

What it comes down to is the body corporate being aware of the risks inherent in any choice and making a considered decision based on that knowledge.

"LookUpStrata should be compulsory reading for every member of a Body Corporate Committee. It provides the most understandable answers to all the common (and uncommon) questions that vex Body Corporates everywhere. Too often Committee members do not understand what Body Corporates are legally able to do and not do. LookUpStrata helps educate everybody living in a Body Corporate environment for free." John, Lot Owner

"It's the best and most professional body corporate information source a strata manager could have! Thanks to the whole team!" MQ, Strata Manager

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