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Christmas decorations can be a violation of the Ontario Fire Code
Fire is a serious risk during the holiday season.
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H. Marshall
Toronto landlord forced to refinance condo as COVID-19 stalls eviction of lawyer owing $16K in rent
Plus a blast from the past: James Regan goes to jail.
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H. Marshall
Condo resident loses fight to install security camera in door peephole
Also, is late-night loud talking allowed on condo balconies?
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Fraud charges against condo manager
Fraud in condo corporations is not rare. Criminal charges are few & far between.
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H. Marshall
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Self-closing door closers are important fire safety devices
An open door allowed the smoke to spread throughout all floors of the building.
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H. Marshall
Condos in the news
A Toronto condo & its financial difficulties
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H. Marshall
Life expectancy of a condo
Nothing man-made lasts forever.
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H. Marshall
Owners: know what you bought into
Have you read your Declaration, By-laws and Rules? Probably not.
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No AGMs, no elections
This is not as rare as you would think.
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H. Marshall
Condo News—May 2024
What can Toronto's real estate industry do to solve the city's big problem of small condos?
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H. Marshall
Two words that start with C
Condos and courts go together like burgers and fries.
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H. Marshall
Before Florida’s deadly condo collapse, one of the Canadians behind the development faced decades of lawsuits and claims of fraud
Dozens died when Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Fla., fell apart this summer.
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H. Marshall
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