Compare NSW strata managers
Search 450 managers by portfolio size, suburb coverage, and Google reviews. Independent data from the public register. No hidden agendas.
Of these, 18,772 are self-managed or have no agent appointed in the StrataHub register and are not listed here.
Largest Strata Managers
By number of schemes managed in NSW
Peter Clisdell Pty Ltd
166 suburbsLake Group Property Services Pty Limited
121 suburbsBright & Duggan Pty Ltd
205 suburbsNetwork Strata Services Pty Limited
276 suburbsStrata Title Management Group Pty Ltd
209 suburbsJameson & Associates Unit Services Pty Ltd
197 suburbsPremier Strata Management Pty Ltd
123 suburbsFrustrated with your strata manager?
You're not alone. These are the most common issues NSW strata boards face.
Opaque levies and fees
Many owners don't understand what they're paying for. Management fees vary wildly between managers with no easy way to benchmark what's reasonable.
Poor communication
Calls go unreturned, emails are ignored, and maintenance requests take months. These are the most common complaints to NSW Fair Trading about strata managers.
No transparency on performance
Most strata managers provide no public track record. We surface tribunal history, Google reviews, and portfolio data so you can compare objectively.
No way to compare
StrataHub tells you who manages a scheme, but nothing about their track record. Until now, there's been no independent way to compare managers side by side.
Where our data comes from
We use publicly available data from official NSW government sources. Every number is traceable. No black-box algorithms, no pay-to-play rankings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a strata manager in NSW?
- A strata manager (also called a managing agent) is appointed by the owners corporation to handle the day-to-day administration of a strata scheme. They manage finances, organise meetings, coordinate maintenance, and ensure compliance with the Strata Schemes Management Act 2015. All strata managers in NSW must hold a valid licence from NSW Fair Trading.
- How can I change my strata manager in NSW?
- The owners corporation can change strata managers by passing an ordinary resolution at a general meeting. You'll need a majority vote from lot owners present. The existing contract may have a notice period (typically 3 months). Once resolved, the new manager takes over financial records, minutes, and scheme administration.
- Where does Compare Strata Managers get its data?
- Compare Strata Managers uses public data from the NSW StrataHub register, operated by NSW Fair Trading. This includes scheme registrations, lot counts, and managing agent assignments for all registered strata schemes in New South Wales.
- How many strata managers are there in NSW?
- There are 450 strata managers currently assigned to schemes in the NSW StrataHub register, managing 94,063 schemes with 1,317,781 total lots across 1,376 suburbs.
Thinking of changing strata managers?
Most owners corporations can change managers with an ordinary resolution at a general meeting. Start by comparing what's available in your area.