Buying into a strata property (apartments, units, or townhouses) involves more than just inspecting your individual lot. Our Strata Inspection Reports give you a complete understanding of the building’s condition, financial position, and potential risks before you commit.
Inspection Highlights
- Common Property
- Building Condition
- Records Review
- Financial Health
- Compliance
Roof, façade, stairwells, lifts, basements, car parks and shared facilities
Structural defects, water ingress, cracking, and maintenance issues
Owners corporation minutes, reports, disputes and historical issues
Sinking fund balance, levies, and upcoming major expenses
Insurance coverage and regulatory requirements
What You Receive
- Comprehensive strata report with clear findings
- Summary of risks, defects, and maintenance concerns
- Financial overview of the owners corporation
- Identification of potential special levies
- Fast turnaround within 24–48 hours
Why It Matters
- Avoid unexpected costs and special levies
- Understand the true condition of the building
- Identify disputes or recurring issues
- Make a confident and informed purchase
Process & Transparency
- We obtain and review strata records
- Analyse financials and meeting minutes
- Highlight risks and upcoming costs
- Deliver a clear, easy-to-read report quickly
frequently asked questions
Clear answers to your questions
A strata inspection reviews the records, financials, and overall condition of a shared property managed by an owners corporation.
Yes. A building inspection covers your unit, while a strata report reveals risks affecting the entire building and its finances.
Most reports are completed within 24–48 hours depending on record access.
Anyone buying an apartment, unit, or townhouse under an owners corporation should obtain a strata inspection.