Australian Capital Territory
All Strata Managers in the ACT
Strata managers in the ACT from the SCA ACT directory and Google Maps data — with verified Google review data and contact details. No sponsored rankings, no self-reported data.
What this directory covers
- 13 managers with verified contact or listing data
- Google ratings cross-referenced by name & address
- SCA ACT accreditation where confirmed
- Verified website and phone where available
- Specialisms: residential, high-rise, commercial, owners corporations
What to look for
- At least 20 reviews — thin samples are unreliable
- Consistent rating above 4.0
- SCA ACT accreditation: signals professional standards
- Experience with the Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011
- Local coverage — check the areas directory
Showing 13 of 13 managers
Vantage Strata
Bright & Duggan Canberra
LJ Hooker Strata ACT
Whittles Canberra
Signature Strata
Bridge Strata
Canberra Strata
Link Strata Management
Ace Body Corporate Management Canberra
Civium Strata
LMM Solutions
Strata Managers Pty Ltd
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About Strata Managers in the Australian Capital Territory
In the ACT, strata managers are appointed to handle the day-to-day administration of owners corporations under the Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011. Unlike Victoria or NSW, ACT does not maintain a dedicated public strata manager register — however, owners corporations are governed under the Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011, and disputes are handled by ACAT (ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal). Professional standards are promoted through SCA ACT membership and voluntary accreditation.
The Australian Capital Territory has approximately 4300 registered units plans covering 60600 lots according to Access Canberra. Canberra dominates the market, with the growing Gungahlin corridor and Molonglo Valley adding new schemes regularly. This directory aggregates managers from the SCA ACT member directory and Google Maps data, enriched with independent website research.
Owners corporation executive committees can appoint or replace a manager through the relevant management contract process. A resolution at a general meeting appoints the new manager. If your committee is considering a change, use the area search to find managers operating in your zone, compare Google ratings, and request proposals from two or three firms before your next AGM.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do strata managers in the ACT need a licence?
ACT does not have a dedicated strata manager licensing register. However, managers must operate within the Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011 framework, which sets out their duties on finances, records, meetings, and dispute resolution. SCA ACT membership is voluntary but signals commitment to professional standards. ACAT handles disputes between owners corporations and managers.
What is an owners corporation in the ACT?
In the ACT, "owners corporation" is the legal entity that owns and manages common property under a units plan — equivalent to a "body corporate" in Queensland. The elected governing body is called the "executive committee". The Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011 governs all owners corporations in the ACT, setting out how they are run, how managers are appointed, and how disputes are resolved through ACAT. Understanding ACT-specific terminology is a hallmark of experienced local strata managers.
How does our committee change strata managers in the ACT?
Review your existing management contract for notice period (typically 30–90 days) and termination conditions. The owners corporation passes a resolution at a general meeting to appoint a new manager. Get competing proposals from two or three managers before your AGM so the committee is ready to vote on the replacement appointment at the same meeting.
How is this data collected and updated?
Manager names come from the SCA ACT directory and Google Maps data. Google ratings and contact details are cross-referenced against each manager's Google Business listing by name and address. Website enrichment (year established, specialisms, manager model) is sourced from each manager's public website and synthesised by AI. No paid placements affect rankings or profile content.