What is common property?
Written by Jessica Tait
Updated at January 17th, 2021
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The Common Property is an area that all owners collectively manage and may include areas such as; the outside walls of the building, roofs, driveways, gardens, foyers, pools, gyms, lifts and much more. Every strata company has their own individual lot and common property boundaries, please refer to your strata plan for more information on what is part lot (your responsibility) and what is common property (responsibility of all owners collectively)
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For economic purposes, any non-urgent repairs may be held over by your strata council until other similar items require repairs, and / or there are sufficient funds and a budget allowance to complete repairs.
Your strata company, being an entity of all owners is required to renew maintain and renew common property and as such may need to schedule access to inside your lot to do so.
Items such as Pest Inspections, Fire Maintenance Services, inspection of plumbing due to blockages etc. may need to be to many units at the same time or day so that the problem is easily and quickly solved or in the case of other inspections one attendance rather than many by the contractor is far more economical to your strata company and in your annual costs and levies.