Halloween can bring more visitors, decorations, and activity to a condo building. Here is what Ontario condo boards should consider before October 31.

Condo security and concierge personnel do more than monitor entrances. Discover their key responsibilities and three recommended protocols for protecting residents, staff, and the condominium community.

Vendor fraud does not always look like outright theft. Weak competition, undisclosed conflicts, and long standing vendor relationships can quietly cost condo corporations thousands.

Identical condo repairs can have very different costs. Site conditions, access, location, contractor availability, timing, and coordination all influence the final price.

Aging fire panels force repair or replacement decisions before failure hits.

S1001 testing rules highlight gaps between inspections and real system performance.

Fire code changes bring new safety rules, testing standards, and enforcement measures.

When managing a condo corporation, one of the most critical financial responsibilities is ensuring the timely repayment of loans. Whether...

Landing new clients in the condo management industry can be incredibly challenging. Whether you’re a vendor offering specialized services...

A Unique Solution for Condo Board Directors As a condo director, you’re expected to make tough decisions that affect your entire...

Sustainable staffing practices is crucial to condo industry success, which is why property management companies and condo vendors must...