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When summer arrives, it’s the ideal time for condominium communities to refresh their outdoor spaces. Strategic landscaping improvements not only elevate curb appeal but also contribute to resident satisfaction and long-term property value. For condominium boards, summer landscaping presents an opportunity to make a strong visual impression, create more inviting shared spaces, and ensure that […]

As the snow melts and the sun returns, many Toronto condominium communities are preparing their outdoor spaces for summer. Patio season is one of the most anticipated times of the year, and condo property management teams play a vital role in helping boards ensure amenities like BBQ areas, rooftop terraces, and outdoor pools are ready […]

In the world of condominium management, complaints from owners are unavoidable. Whether it’s a persistent maintenance issue, noise complaint, or frustration with how rules are enforced, condo managers need to be prepared to respond. The good news? Most conflicts can be resolved quickly and professionally through effective communication for condominium managers. When handled well, a […]

If your condo community includes a playground, you already know how much joy it brings to residents—especially families with young children. But behind the scenes, ensuring that play space remains safe, clean, and compliant requires thoughtful oversight. For condominium board members, managing a shared playground isn’t just about fresh mulch and fun slides—it’s about liability, […]

If you’ve ever felt like your condo board is constantly playing catch-up—juggling maintenance issues, scrambling to finalize budgets, or reacting to resident complaints—you’re not alone. Many boards find themselves stuck in reactive mode because they don’t have a clear plan in place. That’s where an annual condo plan comes in. Think of it as your […]

Running a successful condo meeting has always required some planning—but now that hybrid meetings are an option, things have gotten a little more complex. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Hybrid meetings—where some attendees join virtually and others attend in person—can be a great way to increase accessibility and improve participation. But they do require […]