Condo Community Issues

The Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) uses an online dispute resolution system to help resolve disputes without the need for private mediation and arbitration. The CAT is meant to facilitate peaceful, affordable resolutions for condo communities. The asynchronous approach is also more convenient for all parties involved. Since the process is entirely online, parties can participate

The 1980s were a big era for a condominium development in Toronto. In that time, there were almost 60,000 condominium units built, spanning from 1984 until the end of the decade. Efforts have been made in recent years to stimulate interest in renovating these condos. For example, in 2009 the Federal Government offered a $1350

Parking is one of the most common areas of complaint that condo property management companies have to deal with. Particularly in Toronto, condo parking is highly desirable and very scarce. In recent years, some parking spaces in Toronto have gone for as much as $60,000 or more. Some parking spaces have even inspired bidding wars,

Condominium living is highly popular in and around the Toronto area. More than a quarter of a million people live in these units, which range from ranges of tall condo towers to small clusters of townhomes. That number has been growing for quite some time. From 1999 onward, there have been more than 120,000 condo