About the February 2024 edition
The February 2024 edition of The WA Strata Magazine opens the year with a focus on insurance obligations, energy efficiency, short-term rental regulation, and strata governance for Western Australian strata schemes. Insurance articles examine insurer duty of care to lot owners, insurance policy disclosure, the role of brokers, replacement valuations, and ensuring committee transparency in insurance renewal reporting. The edition also covers commercial strata preparedness, co-owner proxy and voting rights, lot maintenance obligations, common property plant removal fines, and the new short-term rental landscape for WA apartment owners.
- Meet Mikayla Tritico, JP – Lannock Strata Finance
- What if owners don't maintain their lot? – Jamie Horner, Empire Estate Agents
- How to communicate with your strata council – Chris Irons, Strata Solve
- Now more than ever, commercial strata communities must be informed and prepared – Luke Downie, Realmark
- Does a strata insurer handling a claim have a 'duty of care' to the lot owner? – Tyrone Shandiman, Strata Insurance Solutions
- Can you be fined for taking a common property plant? – B Strata
- Votes and proxies for co-owners – ESM Strata
- Disclosure and your strata insurance policy – Leonie Milonas, Lync Insure
- Do we need an insurance broker? – Tyrone Shandiman, Strata Insurance Solutions
- Insurance replacement valuations – Rawlinsons WA
- How can owners be sure the committee provides a true report for the insurance renewal? – Zac Gleeson, GQS
- Identifying thermal loss and improving energy efficiency of buildings – Edwina Feilen, Sedgwick and Stephen Thornton, Voltin
- Unlocking WA: Navigating the New Era of Short-Term Rentals for Apartment Owners – Strata Community Association (WA)