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ICC Property Management places No. 375 on The Globe and Mail’s brand-new ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies. Markham, Ontario ICC Property Management is pleased to announce it placed No. 375 on the inaugural Report on Business ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies. Canada’s Top Growing Companies ranks Canadian companies on three-year revenue growth. ICC

– Canadian Business unveils the annual list of Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies –   Toronto, ON (September 12, 2019) - Canadian Business and Maclean’s today ranked ICC Property Management Ltd. No. 451 on the annual Growth 500, the definitive ranking of Canada’s Fastest-Growing companies. Produced by Canada’s premier business and current affairs media brands, the Growth

Hiring a property management company to administer your building or complex is a major decision. With over 26,000 property management firms across the country to choose from, people you select will ultimately be responsible to ensure that your property is looked after on a day-to-day basis and that your valuable real estate investment is protected.

Managing a condominium unit isn’t a straightforward affair. Depending on the size of the building, you could have over a thousand individual residents in the premises. This means you must provide adequate arrangements for waste removal, recycling, parking, hall lighting, guest facilitation, and more. Condominiums usually have other amenities too. These could include a gym,

It might feel at times that there are ‘grey zones’ in what tenants in Ontario can and cannot do, but in reality, the law is clear in terms of tenant rights and responsibilities. Where to Learn About Tenant Rights in Ontario In Ontario, tenant rights are defined in two legal documents: the Ontario Human Rights

As a first-time homebuyer, you’ll find that many of your top real estate choices constitute townhouses and highrise condos. That isn’t surprising. According to the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB), townhouses and highrise condos cost less to purchase than single family homes such as semi-detached and detached houses. And with mortgages more expensive to take

The primary responsibility of landlords in Ontario is to provide a ‘habitible environment’ to their tenants. In simpler terms: a space that’s fit for people to live in. As you might imagine, this means ensuring that the rental unit is free of hazards, health risks, and defects. The specifics are laid out in Ontario’s Residential