The Strata Titles Act WA 1985 is the key legislation governing strata schemes in Western Australia.

It sets out the rules for creating, managing, and resolving disputes in strata-titled properties — including how lots and common property are defined, the roles and responsibilities of strata companies, and the rights of owners and tenants.

Whether you’re an owner, tenant, or part of a strata council, understanding this Act is essential for making informed decisions about your property.

What the Act Covers

• How strata schemes are created and registered
• Rights and responsibilities of owners and strata companies
• Rules for meetings, voting, and decision-making
• Maintenance and insurance requirements
• Dispute resolution processes

Access the Full Legislation

For the complete, up-to-date wording of the Strata Titles Act 1985 (WA), visit:

AustLII – Strata Titles Act 1985 (WA)

WA Government – Strata Titles Act 1985 (WA)

💡 The legislation can be complex. If you’re unsure how it applies to your situation, consider seeking advice from a professional strata manager.