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.
As a strata owner, you may not be on the committee or involved in the day-to-day decisions about how your building is managed. But you have a direct financial stake
From building maintenance and remedial works to financial planning, regulatory change and the latest developments in strata law, the latest edition of Strata Community & Living brings together practical insights,
SCA (NSW) has released two new Best Practice Guides covering important areas of governance, compliance and risk management for NSW strata schemes. The Strata Plan Insurance Quotations and Annual Fire
New South Wales Parliament’s Legislative Assembly Committee on Transport and Infrastructure has released its Final Report upon infrastructure for electric and alternative energy source vehicles. The NSW Electric Vehicle Strategy