
Why High-Traffic Surfaces Need More Than Standard Paint
When a strata building is due for a repaint, the focus tends to fall on the exterior. The façade is what the street sees, what valuers notice, and what dominates
The PEAK Body for the Strata Sector in New South Wales
Strata Community Association (NSW) is the leading professional body representing the strata and community title sector in New South Wales. Our membership is made up of strata managers, support staff and suppliers dedicated to delivering professional, ethical, and high-quality services across the state’s strata communities.
We advocate for practical and forward-thinking policy, working closely with government and regulators to support a well-functioning and fair strata system. SCA (NSW) also delivers sector-specific education, professional development and networking opportunities, whilst administering the Professional Standards Scheme, setting a benchmark of accountability and excellence for all strata manager members.
All SCA NSW members are held accountable to a stringent code of ethics, ensuring transparency, and ethical conduct in all interactions and operations. Should any individual, whether an owner or fellow manager, suspect a breach of these ethics by an SCA NSW member, they are encouraged to submit a formal complaint.

When a strata building is due for a repaint, the focus tends to fall on the exterior. The façade is what the street sees, what valuers notice, and what dominates

Your Complete Texture System For Strata Maintenance Projects Durability, aesthetics and compliance are non-negotiable when specifying finishes for strata communities. For those dealing with varied substrates and challenging Australian environments,

Strata Community Association (NSW) is inviting expressions of interest from industry professionals, thought leaders and experienced practitioners to contribute to our upcoming programs. We are currently seeking engaging speakers, panellists,

Insurance commissions are now a national conversation. Join us as SCA (NSW) presents “Navigating the Removal of Insurance Commissions: Case Studies from Around the Country” – a panel webinar open
