Strata management vs rental property management: What to know

Serving on your strata council can be challenging. No matter what your level of experience, mistakes can happen. Learn the 7 common mistakes strata council members make and how to avoid them.

With so many things for a strata council to accomplish in a year, where should you even start? In this article we breakdown the important tasks you need to perform as a strata council.

Are you considering joining your strata council?Here are five traits of the ideal strata council member and if they describe you, then you're ready to join!

Managing packages at your strata corporation has become a necessity and as the holidays arrive it's more important than ever to be organized for the onslaught deliveries. Read FirstService Residential BC's solutions to the manage holiday rush.

While every strata corporation has its own unique needs, and every strata management company has a unique way of serving them, there are a handful of qualities that any great company should have. And if they don’t, steer clear.

Do you know how strata committees help strata councils achieve success? Learn more about how your community can benefit from well organized committees.

If you live in British Columbia, you know that earthquakes are a common occurrence with an average of 3000 reported each year. While most are too small to feel, it's important to be prepared in the event you experience a larger earthquake or a resulting tsunami.

At FirstService Residential, our mission is to make a difference every day for communities like yours, serving as your partner in its management, evolution and enhancement. It’s rewarding work that is built on strong relationships, grounded in our deep local market knowledge and strong industry experience.

It takes a lot to build a great community. You need committed residents, a dedicated strata council, and a clear understanding of everybody's roles and responsibilities.

As a council member, one of your top responsibilities is to maintain and improve your community’s physical property. But it can be tricky to budget for new amenities like a dog park or gate houses, or shared, common-area assets that will need to be replaced or upgraded years down the line such as roofing or building facades.