It’s a common scenario: a homebuyer purchases what appears to be a regular townhome only to be told it classifies as a “freehold condominium.” This can be a confusing descriptor, but it technically holds true. The term “freehold” is frequently used as a marketing...
Condominiums are designed to provide peace of mind living, but be aware that not everything is covered by your condo fees or the condominium association’s insurance. The condo association will have an insurance policy that covers the building, common elements, and...
Condominium insurance is meant to give you peace of mind at all times, especially when you are on vacation. During the winter months, many Canadians enjoy sunny vacations to escape the long and sometimes gruelling winter. The last thing that a condo owner wants is a...
