How to Buy a House in New York CityHow to Buy a House in New York City
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When searching for a flat, there are both apartments and condominiums being advertised, but what’s the difference? Having heard the term ‘condo’ bandied about on American television shows, most of
A hot favourite in the Canadian real estate market growth predictions for the last few years, Surrey BC seems to be on track in terms of the growth and demand
Question. I own a unit in a condominium with 180 units. Recently, my apartment was damaged as a result of an overflowing humidifier in a unit several floors above
In real estate, “the one that got away” stories get told and retold, usually with little satisfaction to the teller. The real estate you didn’t buy, but still wish
In real estate, nothing ever stays the same. In Toronto, the types of condo buyers are constantly changing, says real estate agent Cynthia Goodchild of Royal LePage Real Estate
From time to time, it is necessary or desirable to recruit new directors. It may due to a vacancy or an upcoming election. Often volunteers are reluctant to commit until
Your condominium rules prohibit pets of any kind except fish and birds. A unit owner asks the Board of Directors to allow her to keep a dog, because she needs
Question: The president of our condominium association acts alone and has previous members of the board on the bank account of the Association. He has been on the board for
Condos were once thought of as homes that attracted singles or couples, often without children. But today, condos are growing in popularity and attracting families of all sizes. Condos