Modern building management technology offers end-to-end solutions which make security simple and centralized.

A crane hit a high-voltage transmission line in Toronto in August and caused thousands of condo owners to lose power for a prolonged period of time. Here are some tips to ensure high-rises are ready for the next power failure.

Land assemblies are complex deals, involving the merger of several different titles.

Planning in 2022 is more worrying than usual. With hard-to-secure coverage and limited policies available, many property owners and condo boards are stressed over the possibility of frequent and significant claims without adequate coverage in place for when the next catastrophe hits.

With higher gas prices and the federal government expanding its electric vehicle rebate program in April, it may not be difficult to justify an investment in an upgraded 200-amp service and a home charging station.

Existing building operations represent a significant portion of Canada’s national carbon footprint. How can boards impact their building’s performance?

A condo in Toronto recently made the news after levying a $14-million special assessment. Owners were given 15 days to pay for repairs. How can other corporations avoid this predicament?

The first and most critical step is for corporations to determine whether they have a smoke control system maintenance and testing procedure document in place.

A look at creating livable spaces and timeless interiors.

One of the greatest contributors to skyrocketing maintenance fees is inefficient or outdated infrastructure in aging buildings—a preventable expenditure when properly managed.

How can condo corporations avoid choices that will apply pest pressures to their properties when it comes to landscaping?

How can condo corporations handle losses that are below their deductible?

One source of contention can arise between non-smokers and owners exempt from following no smoking rules, particularly if smoke travels where it’s not invited.

The colour scheme seen in parking garages that are up-to-code is the result of coordinating multiple bylaws; for example, municipal property standards, fire code, building code, and health and safety codes.

Renovation agreements act as a preventative measure against owners and contractors looking to skimp on the acoustic membrane required to be installed under flooring.

In the thick of a second wave, industry members are more aware of the foresight required of them, prompting recent questions about pandemic response.

What are some simple and cost-effective upgrades a condo corporation can implement to make their building more resilient in winter?