ACT strata meeting reforms: what could change for owners?
Proposed ACT strata meeting changes could help Canberra owners corporations make decisions and act sooner. Here is what they mean for owners.
People, Property & Perspective: Brittany Durand on career changes, leadership and working with developers
We spoke with Brittany about the decisions that shaped her career, the people who have influenced her along the way and the work she is now leading at Vantage.
Vantage Bulletin Spring 2026
Our AGM & Awards Night, reform debate, changes to how you levies are paid, and community commitments our team has made.
How to tell a message is really from Vantage Strata
Recommendation 8 of the ACT Strata Review proposes no-cause termination for ending strata manager contracts. Here’s what it would change for owners corporations.
Repairs in ACT Strata Schemes: Who Is Responsible?
Recommendation 8 of the ACT Strata Review proposes no-cause termination for ending strata manager contracts. Here’s what it would change for owners corporations.
Get Waste Right, and Owners Notice From Day One
Recommendation 8 of the ACT Strata Review proposes no-cause termination for ending strata manager contracts. Here’s what it would change for owners corporations.
The Difference Between a Fast Settlement and a Stalled One
Recommendation 8 of the ACT Strata Review proposes no-cause termination for ending strata manager contracts. Here’s what it would change for owners corporations.
Still receiving paper strata notices? Here’s what you could be missing.
Recommendation 8 of the ACT Strata Review proposes no-cause termination for ending strata manager contracts. Here’s what it would change for owners corporations.
Recommendation 8: A Closer Look at No-Cause Termination and why this creates a voltage drop
Recommendation 8 of the ACT Strata Review proposes no-cause termination for ending strata manager contracts. Here’s what it would change for owners corporations.
Strata, From the Outside In
With the ACT’s Missing Middle reforms now approved, the next decade of Canberra housing will be delivered through smaller, distributed developments. That doesn’t just change what gets built. It changes the scale at which collective ownership operates.
