2023年8月24日

我们很抱歉,此功能目前不可用。我们努力恢复它。请稍后再试。驳回起诉白人将文章保存以后明白了广告作为城市居民继续转向公寓生活,澳大利亚人正变得越来越有可能跟他们的邻居等待电梯的公寓而不是聊天在后面的围墙。最近出版的数据从新南威尔士大学的城市期货研究中心估计,17%的新州居民和19%的维多利亚时代现在生活在一个strata-managed财产。最近的数据表明,17%的新州居民和19%的维多利亚时代现在生活在一个strata-managed财产。信贷:西蒙Schluter虽然地层倾向于认为那些生活在公寓管理只有当该支付季度征收或出席年度股东大会,转换职业可以好好看看行业计费部门作为一个不受经济衰退的影响。地层+ CEO丽莎·佩雷拉说地层经理经常被误解的作用。“一些居民和业主可能没有完全意识到地层经理的角色和职责,导致误解他们的角色,必要性、和价值,”她说。技术进步和更多的规定只是两个因素已大大改变了行业,与地层经理现在在纠纷需要发挥更大的作用和缺陷分辨率和中介比过去几十年。 “Strata managers that are managing a prestigious or elite portfolio can be earning near the $300,000 to $400,000 [level] per annum.” Strata Community Association (NSW) president Stephen Brell “Demonstrating exceptional communication, problem-solving, and customer service skills will set you apart as a valuable asset in the industry,” she says. It’s a combination which means those entering the field mid-career often find their skills are highly transferrable to the strata management industry. Perera started her own career as a banker, spending over 15 years at Macquarie Bank, including in its strata division. Advertisement “My background in the financial sector provided me with a deep understanding of financial management, which has proven invaluable in the strata industry, where budgeting, financial statements, and levy management are vital aspects,” she says. Strata Plus CEO Liza Perera moved into strata management after a career in banking. Stephen Brell, president of the Strata Community Association (NSW) and managing director of Netstrata, says most workers starting out in the sector begin as an assistant strata manager, focused on administrative tasks like preparing meeting notices, budgets, attending meetings and minutes. “You’ll also likely prepare work orders for items requiring maintenance and other administrative tasks such as by-law breach notices,” Brell says. With this solid grounding, the role becomes more focused on relationships and project management. “Maintaining relationships with owners, especially strata committee members is the key, [as is] providing them with reports on the major elements of their property,” Brell says. For one of Perera’s team at Strata Plus, team leader Chanel Henry, the beauty of working in strata management is that not every day is the same. “You are collaborating with many different stakeholders daily. I use the word collaboration with intention because sometimes owners and even property managers have misconceptions and/or misunderstandings of what the role really is about,” Henry says. Given strata management is often dealing with problems – and with other people’s money – there are plenty of challenges. “A calm demeanour and the ability to remove emotions from situations can be very helpful,” Henry adds. Still, in terms of salaries, the rewards are there for those who do the job well. Loading Although data from the Macquarie Bank’s 2023 Strata Insights survey shows modest starting salaries, a senior strata manager with three to five years of experience could expect to earn just over $100,000 in NSW, and just under this in Victoria. More impressively, Brell says managers with larger and more established portfolios can earn more than double this amount. “Strata managers that are managing a prestigious or elite portfolio can be earning near the $300,000 to $400,000 [level] per annum,” he notes. Key facts Strata managers require a diverse skill set, including the ability to problem-solve, manage budgets and manage people. Good industries to transition into strata from include hospitality, project management, law, property management, accounting, engineering or surveying. Growing populations in our cities and the push to build ‘up’ means strata managers are likely to remain in demand.