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Looking Forward – Five Emerging Condo Trends For 2021 - Real Estate and Construction - Vimarsana News

Looking Forward – Five Emerging Condo Trends For 2021 - Real Estate and Construction

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Good riddance to 2020.  It was a challenging year by any stretch, but the industry prevailed with the hard work of many front-line condominium personnel including, but not limited to, cleaners, security staff, superintendents and property managers.  While we are not out of the woods quite yet, a big thank you goes out to all of those who kept the industry afloat during 2020. Now that we have turned the page, we look forward to what 2021 has to offer.  While the pandemic undoubtedly will ...

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Even during COVID-19, condo boards must meet to pass budget - Vimarsana News

Even during COVID-19, condo boards must meet to pass budget

Before a condo board can pass its 2021 budget, there must be an open meeting, even virtually. Plus, a reader asks whether exemptions can be made for pets on elevators.

Guelph condo owners charged extra $1,000 for hydro - Vimarsana News

Guelph condo owners charged extra $1,000 for hydro

  GUELPH -- Condo owners at a Guelph property have been hit with a surprise bill right before Christmas. They've been charged an extra $1,000 for hydro. The company managing the building said the charges come from higher electricity bills as people work from home during the pandemic. "There's no Christmas presents this year," said Shaena Pryce, a condo owner in the building. She said she received the bill from management in late November, asking for more than $1,000 to cover increased hydro consumption. "They say you can do it in instalments of about $352 and change, but again, it's s...