Who this article is for
Buyers and buyer’s agents
Lot owners who’ve requested a score
What the Building Health Score is
A Building Health Score is a quick, high-level summary of how healthy a building appears based on available records (financials, maintenance, compliance, etc.).
It’s a starting point, not a substitute for a full report or independent advice.
(Screenshot: Health Score card showing a score and a simple label like “Low / Medium / High”)
What the score is based on
Depending on what data is available, the score may consider:
Financial health (levies, arrears, funding)
Maintenance and capital works history
Compliance and renewals (e.g. insurance, fire, pool, lift certificates)
Other patterns visible in strata records
(Screenshot: expanded score breakdown: “Financials”, “Maintenance”, “Compliance”, etc.)
How to use the score as a buyer
Use a higher score as a positive sign (based on the data we have).
Treat a lower score or unclear picture as a reason to investigate further.
Use the score to decide if you need a Building Insight Report.
👉 For a deeper view, see What is a Building Insight Report and how do I read one?
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