Donna Gordin

Donna is a decisive industry leader with a flair for getting things done. Donna's direct, honest approach is refreshing and reassuring, and her longevity in the industry speaks volumes. Put your strata in safe hands. Donna and her team have the expertise to ensure your strata scheme benefits from well organised, proactive strata management.
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Strata living has become an increasingly attractive housing option for many residents in Western Australia, offering a blend of community living and shared responsibility. However, it also introduces a variety of challenges that can perplex even the most seasoned residents or investors. This is where the expertise of a strata manager becomes invaluable, guiding strata … Read more

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Owning a strata building comes with unique responsibilities that require foresight, planning, and a collective approach. One of the essential aspects of managing a strata property effectively is ensuring its long-term maintenance and financial health. Enter the sinking fund, an integral component in strata management that aids in preserving the building’s value and functionality. Within … Read more

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Managing strata properties in Western Australia requires a special blend of expertise, credibility, and adherence to legal standards, all of which can be seamlessly handled by a competent strata manager. Engaging a proficient strata manager is instrumental in maintaining the harmony and functionality of your property. This blog will guide you through the crucial aspects … Read more

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Strata living, encompassing apartments, units, townhouses, and villas, is fast becoming one of the most preferred property ownership models in Western Australia. With this rise in popularity comes the need for a comprehensive and updated legislative framework to ensure that the management and day-to-day operations of strata properties are transparent, fair, and efficient. Amendments to … Read more

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Navigating the world of strata management can be daunting, particularly with the prevalence of myths and misconceptions clouding the reality of what strata managers do. Understanding the truth can empower property owners, ensuring they make informed decisions about their investments. We believe education is the key to getting better strata communities. In this article, we … Read more

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As the urban landscape of Western Australia continues to evolve, strata properties have emerged as an attractive option for homebuyers and investors alike. Understanding the manifold benefits of buying a strata property can empower you to make an informed decision and maximise your investment. This guide delves into the advantages of purchasing strata properties, with … Read more

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Strata Management is much more than holding an Annual General Meeting (AGM) once a year, organising insurance, creating levy budgets and paying invoices. It’s about making things happen, ensuring proactive maintenance is undertaken along with general tasks to prevent a property from deteriorating from a lack of care or attention. Proactive Maintenance Annual gutter cleans … Read more

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Key Takeaways How Electricity is Distributed Electricity distribution in strata properties involves the connection of power through either individual master meters or sub-meters. Sub-meters are commonly used in retirement villages, where the strata company takes responsibility for the common connection to the electricity provider and the common electrical system within the village. Sub-metering allows for … Read more

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Key Takeaways Who Maintains Common Property? The responsibility for maintaining common property in strata title properties lies with the strata company, as detailed in the Management Statement and by-laws of the strata complex. Common property refers to areas that are shared by all owners within the strata complex, such as lawns, gardens, structural elements, and … Read more

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Key Takeaways What are strata fees? Strata levies, which are required for strata-titled properties, encompass various costs such as insurance, maintenance, repairs, and cleaning of common areas, serving as a financial mechanism to support the ongoing operations and future maintenance of the property. These fees are typically paid by the owners of the individual lots … Read more