Terminating Condo Government

The article discusses the implications of terminating the government of a condominium, including the requirement of 80% support from units and the conversion of units into tenants in common for the entire property. The collective would have to make all decisions relating to the property, including condo fees and maintenance, and someone would need to oversee everything. For high-rise condo communities, the number of decisions and tasks necessary for maintaining the building would make this process unmanageable. The article concludes that, despite its flaws, condo living and governance remain the most effective and popular form of residential living for the region.