Across Ontario’s condominium sector, technology, software, and new apps are reshaping how buildings are managed.

Personal outdoor space in condominiums is a highly sought-after commodity, offering both physical and psychological benefits to residents. A dedicated private balcony not only expands

How outdoor-rated, wire-free smart deadbolts are making electronic access practical for weather-exposed condominium unit doors.

Seasonal change is one of the few constants in condominium management. With each shift in weather comes a predictable set of maintenance demands, landscaping considerations,

Millions of condo units have exterior-facing front doors. Until recently, none of them had a smart deadbolt that could handle the weather.  Not every condo unit sits

The yearly battle to grow a “perfect” lawn is a fiscal and logistical nightmare for many condominiums. Managing expectations around weed growth, mysterious brown spots,

The impact of industry regulations on property management has evolved over recent years. While regulatory and reporting requirements have improved professional standards, they have also

Condominium management is a profession defined by change. From evolving legislation and building technologies to shifting demographics and owner expectations, today’s condominium managers are navigating

The stress of working in condominium management can feel like a “pressure cooker” of overwhelming tasks. The endless circle of deadlines, contracts, meetings and emails

The Condo Conference is taking place Friday, November 21 and Saturday, November 22, 2025. It’s the one event where the entire condo industry unites

Since the Condominium Act of Ontario came into effect in 1998, completing a periodic Reserve Fund Study (RFS) has been a mandatory requirement for condominium

Condo living in Canada is changing as smart access control systems become a standard feature in many buildings.

Battery storage is gaining traction in Canada's property management sector as a way to improve energy efficiency, reduce costs, and support sustainability goals.

Today’s crowded real estate market relies on strategic solutions to elevate guest experiences and simplify operations for property managers, owners, and tenants. As technology continues

Board members feeling the pressure of explaining increasing common element fees may feel an extra pinch this year. Looming tariffs affecting labour and material costs

Financial stress is a hot topic in Canada. Between political/economic uncertainties, the potential impact on construction materials with the imposition of tariffs, and supply chain

In today’s evolving property management landscape, one constant remains: the need for consistent, high-quality cleaning and building support services. Whether overseeing a multi-residential community or