Tasmania — Strata Managers
Strata Managers in TAS-wide, Tasmania
6 strata managers matching TAS-wide by coverage zone or office suburb.
Some strata managers in Tasmania operate across multiple regions. Gough Strata Group (Melbourne-based, established 1996) acquired both Tas Strata (Hobart) and Strata Tas (Launceston), giving them the widest geographic footprint in the state. Coast to Coast Strata operates offices in Burnie, Launceston, and Sandy Bay (Hobart). PICA Group's acquisition of Strata Complete (September 2020) brought national corporate ownership to Hobart's largest independent manager. Given Tasmania's compact geography — Hobart to Launceston is 2 hours, Hobart to Burnie 3 hours — state-wide coverage is practically feasible for managers willing to travel. ACE Body Corporate Management operates a Launceston franchise as part of its national network.
No licensing requirement for strata managers is Tasmania's most distinctive regulatory feature — and its most debated. SCA TAS has publicly advocated for licensing as part of the Act reform process. The proposed Strata Titles Act reform (Tranche 1 draft bill, 2024–25) is the most significant legislative development in decades and will reshape manager obligations, by-law frameworks, and tiered scheme categories. Tasmania's small professional strata sector (relative to the 10,000 total schemes) means the vast majority of body corporates are effectively self-managed, creating quality and compliance gaps the reform process aims to address.
Highest Rated in TAS-wide
Managers with 5+ reviews, ranked by rating then review count
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Terrace Strata Management
Coast to Coast Strata and Property Services
Tas Strata
Strata Complete
Stratum Title Management (Tasmania)
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many strata managers operate in TAS-wide?
6 managers in this directory service TAS-wide, based on declared coverage zones and office suburb matching. Tasmania has no dedicated strata manager register, so we aggregate from SCA national and Google Maps data.
How does our committee change strata managers in Tasmania?
Review your existing management contract for the notice period (typically 30–90 days). A resolution at a general meeting appoints the new manager. Have the new manager's contract ready for the same meeting so the committee can vote on both termination and appointment together. Get competing proposals from two or three managers beforehand.
Do strata managers in Tasmania need to be registered?
Tasmania does not have a dedicated strata manager licensing register and there is no mandatory licensing. Managers must comply with the Strata Titles Act 1998, which governs their duties on finances, records, meetings, and dispute resolution. Disputes between body corporates and managers can be heard in the Magistrates Court or RMPAT. Always ask prospective managers about their qualifications and SCA membership.
Strata Management in TAS-wide
6 strata managers service the TAS-wide area. Tasmania's Strata Titles Act 1998 governs all body corporates in this area, with residential and mixed-use schemes being most common.
Key suburbs in this area include Hobart, Launceston, Burnie, Devonport. Strata managers may be based outside this zone but service it as part of their coverage area — always confirm coverage directly before engaging.
When comparing strata managers in TAS-wide, review Google rating histories, check for SCA national accreditation, and confirm the manager has experience with your scheme type. Tasmania has no mandatory licensing, so it is especially important to verify qualifications and ask for references. For guidance on switching managers, request proposals from two or three firms before your next AGM.
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