by hbcmwp | Feb 19, 2026 | Partner Post
In today’s strata environment, obtaining and maintaining body corporate insurance is becoming increasingly challenging. Across Australia, insurers are tightening their requirements, premiums are rising, and many schemes are discovering that even small building issues...
by hbcmwp | Feb 19, 2026 | Partner Post
Concealed water leaks or hidden water leaks can not only cause significant damage but can also be costly with increased water bills being experienced. Concealed water leaks can go undetected for a long period of time as they may not always show up at surface level. A...
by hbcmwp | Feb 19, 2026 | Partner Post
Few topics create more confusion in strata schemes than responsibility for glass repairs. Is it the lot owner? The owners corporation? Or shared responsibility? For strata managers, navigating these questions clearly and consistently is key to avoiding disputes....
by hbcmwp | Feb 19, 2026 | Strata Solve
This question comes up regularly. Until recently, the prevailing view was that CCTV recordings formed part of a body corporate’s official records. On that basis, they were generally available for inspection by those legally entitled to access body corporate records. A...
by hbcmwp | Feb 19, 2026 | Adjudicators Orders
A recent Standard Format Plan case highlights the significant difference between infrastructure managed by a Body Corporate under a Building Format Plan and that to be managed by a Lot Owner under a Standard Format Plan. In Federation Row[1] the owner of Lot 5...
