The QLD Strata Time Capsule: What’s Changed Since 2018?
Queensland’s strata landscape is defined by a distinctive model of layered schemes and a regulatory framework that continues to evolve. As detailed in the Australasian Strata Insights Reports (2018–2025), rising disputes and evolving legislation position Queensland as a dynamic, complex player in Australia's property landscape.
The strata sector in Queensland comprises 52,920 schemes with a total of 539,154 lots, representing around 13% of the state’s population who live in strata-titled properties.
Here are the key takeaways from the reports:
Layered Schemes
Queensland’s unique approach to layered schemes adds complexity to governance and management, requiring specialised knowledge and systems.
Dispute Resolution
The state has seen an 18% increase in strata-related disputes since 2022, highlighting challenges in areas such as short-term letting, pet ownership, and insurance premiums.
Economic Impact
The strata industry contributes significantly to the state’s economy, with an estimated insured value of $245 billion across strata properties.
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Ella Creighton
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