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What is Strata?
Strata property ownership allows multiple owners to hold individual units (such as
apartments) within a strata scheme, while jointly owning and managing shared areas like
lifts, corridors, and land.
Strata Registration
If you are the owner of a condominium or apartment in a
multi-storey building, you may be interested in obtaining a strata title. A
strata title is a legal document that gives you ownership of a defined portion
of a building, including your individual unit and a proportionate share of the
common property. The Dual Share Value System is introduced to harmonise the
governance of strata schemes, where the Undivided Share of Land (Bimun libey
hissage adhadhu) and the proportional entitlement in the common property are
separately recorded.
Management Corporation
Management corporation (MC) consists of all the owners
in a
building and is managed by a council that provides the management of the
building or strata.
Key responsibilities of MCs typically include financial management, maintenance
oversight,
administrative tasks, community relations, and day-to-day operations of
residential, commercial,
or mixed-use properties.

For professionals and business registrations
Developers
Register as real estate developer, apply, submit and manage strata
application
Architects
Register as an architect to prepare strata plans, schedule of strata
units and calculate unit share values for strata buildings
Legal practitioners
Register as legal practitioners, apply, submit and manage strata
applications on behalf of clients

