by hbcmwp | Oct 22, 2026 | Strata Solve
Discovering a water leak inside your apartment or townhouse can be frustrating, particularly when the source is unclear. While the body corporate may be responsible for maintaining certain pipes and building infrastructure, this does not automatically mean it is...
by hbcmwp | Sep 23, 2026 | Strata Solve
Did you know your community title scheme has its own set of rules, unique to your scheme? By-laws are an important part of every Queensland strata community. They help create clear expectations for how common property is used and how residents can enjoy their homes...
by hbcmwp | Aug 20, 2026 | Strata Solve
Living in a community titles scheme means that questions, concerns and requests will naturally arise from time to time. The way an issue is raised can make a real difference to how quickly and effectively it can be addressed. As a general rule, the body corporate...
by hbcmwp | Jul 23, 2026 | Strata Solve
The Office of the Commissioner for Body Corporate and Community Management (BCCM) has recently launched two valuable new resources designed to improve understanding of community living and the operation of body corporate schemes across Queensland. According to the...
by hbcmwp | Jun 18, 2026 | Strata Solve
Disagreements between a Committee and a Caretaker can and do occur. However, when conflict escalates, the focus must remain on what the law requires, including properly administering and maintaining the scheme. All community titles schemes in Queensland operate under...
by hbcmwp | May 21, 2026 | Strata Solve
Owners and residents in community titles schemes often assume that all “private-looking” outdoor areas carry the same rights and responsibilities. Outside of areas of scheme land that are defined as common property there are three outdoor areas that are commonly seen...
