Housing is the main contributor in property sector in Malaysia. A house is one of the basic physiological needs. The best house is the one that can cater human issues in several aspects depending on the condition and size of the family. Types of house include single-family housing, multi-family housing or mobile homes. In current scenario some countries have difficulties in providing housing due to scarcity of land and higher land value at certain area especially in central city area such as Kuala Lumpur, New York, Hong Kong and Singapore. Residential housing development in these countries focus on high-rise residential for the market. Over the years, development of high-rise residential buildings increase significantly. Living in high-rise building has become a trend in many countries today especially among city dwellers which marks the start of the development of Strata Title Act that is applicable to stratified subdivision building. Malaysia recently has introduced the new Strata Management Act 2013, Act 757 to replace the previous Building and Common Property (Management and Maintenance) Act 2007. The new Act was introduced throughout the country with a lot of improvement in a hope to ease the management of strata building for the benefit of all especially proprietor, management body, management agent and occupants. Objectives of this research are to compare and contrast the elements of Strata Title legislation, Act 318 and Act 757 and investigate the significant implementation of Strata Management Act, Act 757 in Malaysia.