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For over 30 years, Stratawest Management has helped strata communities across the Lower Mainland navigate the complexities of property management with responsive service, experienced guidance, and a commitment to long-term relationships.
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Trusted Property Management Since 1992
Stratawest Management Ltd. is a locally owned and operated professional property management company specializing in the management of strata corporation properties. Our mandate is to provide the highest level of service to a select portfolio of quality properties.
Our professional property agents work with elected strata councils to ensure that each owner's investment is secure and that the strata corporation complies with the legal requirements mandated by the Strata Property Act.
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Stratawest has managed our strata for several years now and we couldn't be happier. The staff are helpful, very knowledgeable and extremely professional. Our property manager responds to emails promptly and attends all our council meetings well-prepared. Highly recommend.
After a difficult experience with our previous management company, switching to Stratawest was a breath of fresh air. They took over our complex transition seamlessly, organized our records, and within months had improved communication with owners dramatically. Ian is exceptional.
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From the Blog
The Increasing Complexity of Strata Management Part 5: Polarization & Conflict
In this series, we have traced how strata councils have come to resemble small businesses: more regulation, more financial complexity, more responsibility downloaded from senior levels of government onto volunteers. This installment turns to something harder to legislate around — conflict. Not the familiar owner-versus-council dispute over a special levy or a pet bylaw, but conflict within and around the council table itself: councils divided against their own members, factions of owners organizing to replace incumbents, and communities that functioned harmoniously for decades suddenly consumed by disputes that end up in lawyers' offices. If that sounds familiar to the evening news, it should. The same polarization reshaping politics at every level of government is showing up in the smallest democratic institutions we have: strata corporations.
Switching Insurers? Don't Forget the Tail
When a strata corporation changes insurers, the focus is usually on premiums, deductibles and limits for the year ahead. What often gets missed is the year behind: what happens to a claim that arises from something during the old policy, but isn't reported until after that policy has ended? The answer depends on something called "tail" coverage, formally an extended reporting period. It used to be generous. Today it is often just 90 days, and that gap can leave a strata corporation exposed.
BC Condo Classroom Launched
We are pleased to share some genuinely good news for strata communities across the province. The Condominium Home Owners Association of BC (CHOA), in partnership with BC Housing and the Province of British Columbia, has launched the BC Condo Classroom — a free, online educational resource built specifically for strata councils, owners, and the professionals who serve them.