Strata Insurance

As a strata owner, you also have a share of an unlimited liability for anything that goes wrong, which is why strata insurance is compulsory in every state and territory.

Did you know?

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    Strata insurance premiums vary, depending on the level of risk exposure of the area where the building is located (Insurance council of Australia, Strata Ownersโ€™ Fact Sheet, 2018)

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    According to the Insurance Council of Australia, many strata schemes pay around a third of the premiums of an equivalent stand-alone home policy (Strata Community Association, Understanding Stata, 2018)

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    The number of apartments in Australia is increasing - with a 30.6% rise in apartment approvals predicted in November 2017 (ABC website, โ€œApartment boom continues as development approvals jumpโ€ 2018)

What is Strata Insurance?

If you own a townhouse, unit, or apartment, and your sharing common space with others, you donโ€™t want to be left to foot the bill if thereโ€™s damage to shared parts of the building or items..

Strata insurance protects the building and common areas or facilities, with the premiums paid for by the ownerโ€™s corporation.

Who should consider it?

Strata insurance is a compulsory in every state - so if youโ€™re part of an ownersโ€™ corporation in a townhouse, unit, flat, apartment or duplex, the ownerโ€™s corporation will need strata insurance.

An insurance broker can arrange strata insurance on behalf of the ownersโ€™ corporation.

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