What Is a Bare Land Strata in BC?

A bare land strata in British Columbia is a strata subdivision where each owner has a defined land parcel called a strata lot. The lot boundaries are set by survey markers. Owners share common property through a strata corporation.

A bare land strata can include detached houses, cottages, townhouses or vacant lots. The owner is generally responsible for the home and land within the strata lot boundaries. The strata corporation manages shared roads, access routes, utilities and other common property.

A bare land strata is a type of strata property. Unlike a typical condo strata, a bare land strata plan usually does not show the outline of each house.