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ARTICLE · 13 SEPTEMBER 2015

NSW strata legislation – where will the proposed changes leave you?

Strata legislation changes apply to people who live in or own shared building accommodation or property.

AustraliaReal Estate and Construction

Over 90 proposed changes to strata legislation have been announced by the NSW Government this year and if you're living in strata accommodation you may be wondering if this legislation will apply to you and what changes will be of specific interest to you. Keep reading to (potentially) set your mind at ease, and learn how you'll be affected.

Who does this legislation apply to?

Strata legislation and any associated proposed changes apply to people who live in or own shared building accommodation or property, including: apartments, townhouses, retirement villages, offices and some dual occupancies.

What are the biggest changes I need to consider?

Group Sales

The proposed strata legislation would allow 75% of apartment owners in older buildings to agree to sell to a redeveloper, regardless of the wishes of the remaining 25% of owners. Previously a 100% vote was needed from all apartment owners. This change has been prompted by a series of cases in which

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