Property
Strata Title Insurance — Cover for owners corporations and body corporates
Cover for strata buildings and common property, tailored to owners corporations and body corporates.
What is Strata Title Insurance?
Strata Title Insurance is designed for owners corporations, bodies corporate and community title schemes responsible for insuring buildings and common property.
Cover can extend to office bearers, common area liability and certain statutory obligations.
Who this cover can suit
- Residential strata schemes
- Commercial and mixed-use strata
- Community and company title schemes
- Strata managers and committees
Why businesses consider this cover
- Strata legislation generally requires the scheme to be appropriately insured
- Common property damage can affect multiple owners
- Office bearers can be exposed to claims relating to scheme decisions
Typical features
Features and inclusions can vary between insurers and policies.
- Building and common contents cover
- Public liability for common areas
- Office bearers liability
- Voluntary workers, fidelity and machinery sections
How BLC Insurance Group helps
Your broker will discuss your operations, contracts and risk profile before approaching the market for Strata Title Insurance.
BLC Insurance Group compares wordings, limits and excesses across multiple insurers to help you select cover aligned to your business and risk appetite.
Speak with a broker
Talk to BLC Insurance Group about Strata cover for your scheme.
Policy terms, conditions, limits and exclusions apply.
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