A Common Property Condition Report is a comprehensive assessment document that evaluates the standard of maintenance of common areas within a property, ensuring they meet acceptable standards.

This includes driveways, parking areas, pathways, gardens, basement carparks, internal areas, swimming pools, barbeque pergolas and other recreational areas.

Common Property Condition Reports are crucial for strata/body corporates as they provide insights into the condition of shared spaces, helping to identify maintenance needs, allocate resources effectively, and prevent disputes.

The frequency of Common Property Condition Reports varies depending on factors such as property size, usage, and regulations. However, they are typically conducted annually or as required by the Body Corporate or Caretaker.

Common Property Condition Reports are best conducted by independent and qualified professionals with expertise in body corporate compliance, property maintenance and assessment. These professionals offer impartial evaluations, free from conflicts of interest.

A Common Property Condition Report typically includes a detailed assessment of common areas, noting any defects, damages, or maintenance issues. It also includes photographic evidence, recommendations for repairs, and compliance with regulations.

Yes, Common Property Condition Reports (or Caretaking Performance Reports) can help resolve disputes by providing objective assessments of common areas, facilitating communication, and promoting consensus among committee members and the onsite manage (caretaker) on maintenance priorities and responsibilities.

Our Common Property Condition Reports stand out due to our commitment to impartiality, attention to detail, and expertise in property assessment. We are trusted experts in the industry and provide comprehensive evaluations backed by clear documentation and actionable recommendations, ensuring peace of mind for property owners, committees and building managers.