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Strata Living
The
Strata Property Act and Regulation affects strata owners, buyers, sellers, and developers. This section
provides an overview of the key topics that you need to be aware of when buying and owning a strata unit.
WHAT IS A STRATA UNIT?
Types of residential strata units include: a townhouse, a condominium, an apartment within a building, a
duplex or a bungalow.
A strata unit is a form of real property ownership that has two distinct parts: you own your strata lot to which
you get a land title, and you also jointly own common property with the other unit owners in your complex.
Owning a strata unit is not the same as renting an apartment where all the duties and responsibilities of
running the building are handled by the building owner and caretaker. In a strata complex, ownership
responsibilities belong to you and all other unit owners in your strata corporation.
Strata Lot
The exact boundaries of each strata lot are identified in a strata plan.
When you buy a unit you acquire title to a space that is usually bound by walls, floors, and ceilings. You are
responsible for the maintenance, repair, and remodeling of your unit. However, you may need the council’s
permission to remodel your unit if the changes impact the common property.
Common Property
The common property in a strata complex is everything that is not within a unit identified in the strata plan. It
usually includes the space and facilities outside the strata lots, such as hallways, elevators, heating, and
electrical systems, laundry rooms, recreation rooms, and landscaped areas. In the case of a bare land strata
unit this would include such things as roads. Your share of the costs for the maintenance and repair of the
common property is determined by your unit factor.
Limited Common Property
Limited Common Property (LCP) is common property that has been designated for exclusive use of one or
more strata lots. This designation is done on either the strata plan or on a sketch plan filed with the Land
Title Office.
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