The Strata Community Association (SCA) is the peak body in Australia and New Zealand for the Strata Industry and Stakeholders.
We believe in taking action with urgency in order to raise public awareness about some of the most pressing issues facing today’s society. Please join us by supporting our efforts to make a measurable difference for the community.
Strengthening the benefits of strata now, and for the future – one building, one community at a time.
National Partners
DISCLOSURE
Understanding Strata Insurance Disclosure Best Practice
ETHICAL CONDUCT
SCA National Code of Ethics
Industry best practice - Complaints
INSIDE STRATA
The unified, dominant voice of Strata in Australia & New Zealand
EXTERNAL CPD
Complete our form to submit external training for CPD
AWARDS
View our 2024-2025 SCA Australasia Award Winners Here
DIRECTORY
Find a supplier who services or manages strata properties
SUSTAINABILITY
Managing the built environment of the future
RESEARCH
Find out research undertaken across the strata sector
ACCREDITATION
For Managers who undertake CPD and submit to a code of conduct CPD
ADVOCACY
The leading voice for those living and working in Strata
MEMBERSHIP
For businesses and people who manage or service strata schemes
EVs IN STRATA
Tackling the intergration of Electric Vehicles into Strata
EDUCATION
Setting the standard for strata education and training
INSURANCE
Understanding Strata Insurance across Australia and New Zealand
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Strata Insurance Report
Quick links
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Australian Building Manual Guideline
About Us
Strata Community Association (SCA) is the peak body for Industry Managers, Lot Owners, Tenants and Stakeholders living in or affected by Strata Title, Body Corporate, Community Title and Owners Corporations.
SCA proudly fulfils the dual roles of a professional institute and consumer advocate. SCA has in excess of 3,300 members who help oversee, advise or manage a combined property portfolio with an estimated replacement value of over $1.2 trillion.
As a Federated Model, VIC, NSW, WA and QLD have their own Councils with constitutions, and ACT, SA/NT, NZ, and TAS have Executive Chapter Committees under the national constitution.