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Electronic mortgages are supported by robust security measures to ensure the integrity and safety of property transactions. The digital signing applications currently in use ensure all transactions

A community scheme is a new form of land tenure in WA, offering an alternative planning and management structure for new mixed-use developments.

Strata is a type of property ownership that includes individual ownership of parts of a parcel of land (lots) and shared ownership of other parts of the parcel (common property). To manage the parcel

Access our information guides covering a wide range of strata topics. Select from our different strata guides to find the information you need.

Key information When you own a strata titled property, you have individual ownership over your ‘lot’ (such as an apartment, townhouse or villa), as well as shared ownership over the 'common property'

Key information The strata company is the governing body of the strata titles scheme and is made up of all the lot owners. When purchasing a lot in a strata titles scheme, you automatically become

Key information A strata company might engage a strata manager to perform certain duties to help with the running of the scheme. Strata managers can be paid or volunteer. Either way, they must act in

Key information Strata tenants must comply with a scheme’s by-laws, which set out how the strata titles scheme is run and the expected conduct of all the people who own, live in, and visit the strata

Our strata services WA’s strata law is designed to help strata titles schemes run effectively. All registered strata titled properties are subject to the Strata Titles Act 1985 (STA) which Landgate