MMJ Real Estate's own Rachael Ferrante was recently invited to speak at the Strata Community Association WA (SCAWA) workshop, where she contributed valuable insights during an interactive session focused on building defects — one of the most complex and pressing issues facing strata managers and owners’ corporations today.
As a respected and trusted advisor within the strata and real estate community, Rachael’s expertise was specifically sought to help unpack the challenges surrounding building defects through a series of hypothetical case studies and collaborative discussions.
Throughout the seminar, Rachael guided attendees through hypothetical scenarios drawn from real-world experience, encouraging participants to actively engage in problem-solving exercises. Her clear, practical approach enabled strata professionals to explore possible outcomes and best-practice solutions, reinforcing the importance of early identification and proactive management of defects in strata schemes.
Rachael also sat on the expert panel during the seminar's debrief session. Alongside other industry leaders, she fielded questions from attendees and offered strategic commentary on policy changes, legal responsibilities, and communication protocols between strata committees, developers, and contractors. Her contribution to the panel discussions reflected not only her extensive industry knowledge but also her commitment to improving standards and transparency within the strata sector.
MMJ Real Estate is proud to have team members like Rachael Ferrante representing the organisation at important industry events. Her involvement in the SCAWA workshop reaffirms MMJ’s position as a leading voice in the real estate and strata community — one that’s committed to collaboration, ongoing education, and achieving positive outcomes for property owners and residents alike.
