This National article is strata management charges and building a sustainable strata management industry.
Video: Strata Management Charges – Why the race to the bottom is not good for anyone
We spoke with Alex McCormick, Branch Manager from BCS Melbourne and Nathan Clarke Licensed Strata Manager & Branch Manager from Hunter Strata after we noticed a series of posts on LinkedIn from both Alex and Nathan concerning low strata management charges and their impact on the strata industry.
The video discusses:
- Sustainable management.
- Focus on outcomes.
- The race to the bottom.
- A lack of understanding of the economy of strata management and how it relates to employment and remuneration of staff.
- The need for ‘good client citizenship’ from owners and committees – what are you (the client) actually looking for?
- The correlation between fees paid for strata management, and how these translate into the availability of service.
We encourage you to engage in this conversation, share your thoughts and post your comments below.
Alex McCormick
BCS Melbourne
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Nathan Clarke
Hunter Strata
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This post appears in Strata News #686.
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Susan Wallace says
MMMMMmmmmm! I think this talk was aimed at the wrong audience. It perhaps should have been internal PD content.
I don’t think Owners of Units need to listed to two men talking about how hard customers are to deal with, how hard there job is, and whether-or-not they get pay rises is appropriate.