Strata dispute trends

Matters per year

Decisions naming a strata scheme as a party, by the year they were decided. The most recent year is still filling.

What each state's record is about

The dispute mix differs by state, and so does how deep the record runs. Each bar is one jurisdiction's matters split by what the dispute was about. Read the shape, not the height, across states: depth tracks how much of each tribunal we have harvested, not how litigious a state is.

• Queensland

  2,399 matters
  • Other 31%
  • Repairs and common property 25%
  • Management and meetings 23%
  • By-laws 12%
  • +6 more

• New South Wales

  1,439 matters
  • Costs and procedure 40%
  • Other 18%
  • Repairs and common property 14%
  • Building defects 9%
  • +6 more

• Victoria

  242 matters
  • Other 85%
  • Costs and procedure 14%
  • Insurance 0%
  • Building defects 0%

• Western Australia

  39 matters
  • Repairs and common property 26%
  • Other 23%
  • Costs and procedure 13%
  • Building defects 13%
  • +4 more

• Australian Capital Territory

  15 matters
  • Repairs and common property 53%
  • Building defects 20%
  • Management and meetings 7%
  • Levies and contributions 7%
  • +2 more

• Tasmania

  5 matters
  • Other 100%

• South Australia

  2 matters
  • Other 100%

• Northern Territory

  1 matters
  • Other 100%

Dispute trend by council

Each council's matters over the last 12 years, with its recent momentum, the schemes involved, and what the disputes are most about. Sort and filter to find where pressure is building.

Momentum compares the last three complete years against the three before, so a small base can swing it. Shown as "—" where there is too little history to compare honestly.

What disputes are about, over time

Classified from the tribunals' own catchwords. The shape shows whether a kind of dispute is rising or fading.

Schemes with the most matters

The schemes carrying the heaviest litigation load across the record. Open any one for its full dossier: every matter, the building-work orders, and the companies behind it.