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Fire safety planning

For building managers, a thorough and up-to-date fire safety plan is vital for both the safety of occupants and the preservation of the premises.

CondoBusiness

Choosing condo board members

It's important that unit owners pick the right people to serve on the condo board, especially since the corporation's multi-million dollar budget is in the hands of volunteers.

CondoBusiness

Mod design meets natural beauty in Burlington

Adi Development Group is trying to shake off Burlington’s image as a sleepy bedroom community with its latest ...

CondoBusiness

More than 200 changes proposed to Condo Act

The creation of an independent condo office to oversee the industry is one of more than 200 recommendations ...

Canadian Property Management

Landlords beware of rental property risks

Alberta's Condominium Property Act has some provisions that address tenancies in condominium units, which will prevail in ...

Building Strategies & Sustainability

Grey water technology flush with savings

Grey water recovery systems are starting to gain traction in commercial and multi-residential buildings because of their ...

CondoBusiness

U.S. flag flap raises important question

A recent U.S. case has raised the issue of whether a condo owner has the right to display a flag in their unit window.

CondoBusiness

Responding to enforcement letters

Many condominium disputes can be resolved a lot sooner and for much less money if unit owners simply respond to ...

Canadian Property Management

Tips to prevent mould growth

Building management needs to understand what conditions are necessary for mould growth, so it can ultimately prevent it.

CondoBusiness

Report dispels predictions of a condo crash

A newly released report forecasts the condo market will remain stable across eight of the country’s major cities.

CondoBusiness

‘Unretirement’ resort coming to Richmond Hill

Richmond Springs Retirement Resort is designed to cater to active retirees.

Canadian Property Management

Smoking ignites conflict in condos

With people more aware of the health dangers of second-hand smoke, there are more conflicts between smokers and ...

Canadian Property Management

Baby boomers could boost demand for condos

Today, an increasing number of baby boomers are looking to shed their single-detached homes for condominiums.

CondoBusiness

Proceed with caution when entering units

A condo board may gain access to an owner's unit under select circumstances, not on suspicion the owner is breaking ...

CondoBusiness

More dense living, more pest problems

Multi-residential dwellings are at greater risk of pest activity, so it’s important to be proactive rather than reactive with pest management treatments.

CondoBusiness

Maintaining a condominium’s curb appeal

Updating a building's common elements will bring new investors, new owners and new visibility in an ever-growing ...

Canadian Property Management

Five ways to reduce HVAC system costs

Through a combination of smart purchasing, maintenance programs and strategic planning, building managers ...