Condominium Property News Today

A condos standard insurable unit description will clarify what is insured in case of loss.

Editors note: This story was originally published by the South Side Weekly.

At the Silver Coast Citadel, an investment group has control of the building. The owners who live there feel stuck.

Q: Our condominium association hired a pest control company to perform seasonal spraying of the buildings for wasp and bees. I witnessed what to me was unacceptable work. I would like to know exactly what is expected for each building and if balconies are included. Shoddy work should not be tolerated. Can I request the contract for the above work from the board or management company?

Q: Board members are constantly elected on the basis of "keeping assessments low," thus underfunding reserve accounts. This led to a large assessment for a roof replacement. Does an owner have any recourse?

A special vote is the first step to change a propertys status.

Roberto Noce looks at the many necessary — and incremental — steps required

Article content Life in a condominium can be maintenance-free, but no one ever said it’s rule-free. With so many residents owning and sharing common space, law and order must prevail. Every owner belongs to the condo corporation, that body which also makes and enforces the bylaws informing how the property is operated and maintained. A volunteer board of residents governs the condo corporation, following Alberta’s Condominium Property Act. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Tr...

Honey, I need the basement back Alberta laws changed in 2020 to set out specific time frames for how long various condo documents need to be kept Author of the article: Roberto Noce Publishing date: Jun 04, 2021  •  5 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  There is a legal need to keep condo board documents — but fortunately, there is a time limit on many. Photo by Getty Images/iStockphoto Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmed...