GoStrata Daily Posts : Update Week 26, 2025
or, this week's Daily Posts in one place ...
In case you missed them via our socials, here are this week’s GoStrata Daily Posts so you can catch up on what caught our strata eyes’ and ears’ attention.
Keeping Construction Contracts up to Date
One of the key nuts and bolts issues for strata building operations is the contracts they sign for building repair, maintenance and replacement work. And, when the work is very extensive, expensive and/or important, contractors often use the standard contract produced by Standards Australia.
Just How Dense can ACT Become ?
The Australian Capital Territory is one of the smaller [but not the smallest] Australian strata states with 4,480 strata buildings and 77,932 strata lots out of 368,234 strata buildings and 3,191,244 strata lots in the whole of Australia [so representing 1.22% and 2.44 % respectively].
Someone Liked a GoStrata Article
It seems that some strata citizens liked a recent GoStrata Media article.
Who’s Who at the Unit Owners Association of Queensland: 2025 Update
The Unit Owners Association of Queensland is the largest group for Queensland strata owners and has been around for more than 40 years, representing strata owners’ interests to all levels of government, providing information, and supporting strata owners.
Strata Visionaries: Habitat 67
Sometimes strata title is visionary and not mundane, routine or boring.
Are we Too Soft on Strata Commissions?
Singapore has tough laws and strict policing. Just try to drop litter, jaywalk or chew gum and see what happens.
SCA Weighs In on Housing Policy
Finally [and thankfully], the Strata Community Association has a few things to say about Australian housing policy by issuing 3 media releases in the same week.
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