Toronto Life reports that Toronto has 238 construction cranes in the air. The most in North America. The next closest city is Seattle with 51. That is a lot of condominiums!!
Reserve funds exist to ensure that money is available to pay for the cost of major repair and replacement of major capital items in the property. More on the topic from @AudreyLoeb via our newsletter: https://t.co/WhPIQNjKqn #reservefund #condolaw
Funding and managing the #ReserveFund are among the most important responsibilities a board of directors has. Read more in our latest newsletter: https://t.co/jNq64qjLg4
Congratulations @Johndevellis on receiving your Qualified Arbitrator designation and membership in @ADROntario. #SRCondoLaw https://t.co/GSatwoftHU
In two cases, the Condominium Authority Tribunal refused to make cost orders against condominium corporations that had inadvertently and trivially breached settlement agreements. More from Inderpreet Suri via our newsletter: https://t.co/1kN4sWRP92
Join this @CCIGHC session to hear from a panel about the realities of a CAT application. Our Patrick Nelson is one of the presenters: https://t.co/nD1kGafMou https://t.co/L6RD95DgVY
Looking forward to providing an update at the 20th Real Estate Law Summit on April 20, 9:15 – 9:40 a.m. Register today: https://t.co/N6OH8tJIhE 20th Real Estate Law Summit #LSOCPD via @LSOCPD
On April 3rd, @ONgov announced #Bill91, Less Red Tape, Stronger Economy Act, 2023. The bill, along with regulatory changes, makes some of the temporary measures implemented during the pandemic permanent, including those that facilitated online meetings. https://t.co/6i1zeFiQgQ
I don’t know what the solution is, but at least the buyers should be aware of the true costs. //Ontario condo buyer protections held in legislative limbo via @globeandmail @shanedingman https://t.co/ZYQnuqLPwm
In some buildings, common expenses have gone up 100 per cent in year two...The cost of everything has skyrocketed, so it’s a double whammy: these huge increases fall on the first buyers. via @globeandmail @shanedingman https://t.co/ZYQnuqLPwm
The @CanRevAgency has announced that penalties and interest on the 2022 calendar year Underused Housing Tax (UHT) filing will be waived, provided the return is filed or the UHT is paid by October 31, 2023. More in our newsflash: https://t.co/Iwu9s0Wzi4
The @CanRevAgency has announced that penalties and interest on the 2022 calendar year Underused Housing Tax (UHT) filing will be waived, provided the return is filed or the UHT is paid by October 31, 2023. More in our newsletter: https://t.co/Iwu9s0Wzi4
