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This guide is intended as general information only. If you are uncertain of your rights or interests, please seek professional legal advice. Landgate staff are not able to give legal advice or to

This page describes how strata titles operate in Western Australia and links you to the forms and guides you may need for your strata dealing or enquiry. A strata scheme is a type of land

Key information WA strata law details a list of information the seller must provide to a prospective buyer before the buyer signs a contract for sale and purchase of a strata titled lot. This

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Learn more about this State Government legislative review and opportunities to provide feedback. A new educational model for WA strata managers is on its way. Important information on legislated

<!--StartFragment --> The changes described on this page are established under the Lands Regulations (Community and Strata Titles) Amendment Regulations 2025. Visit WA Legislation to access the

Understanding community schemes  Community schemes were introduced to Western Australia on 30 June 2021 through the Community Titles Act 2018, delivering a new form of land tenure and subdivision to

Buying a lot The buyer of a lot in a community titles scheme is buying into a community environment, where their scheme is likely to be one of several community titles schemes in the overall

Key information Leasehold strata is a leasehold system of land tenure, providing the right to use land under a strata lease for a term of no less than 20 and up to 99 years. The leasehold strata