In Ontario, The Condominium Act provides purchasers with a protection known as the “Ten Day Cooling Period”. This act is only applicable for new condo sales straight from the builder and does not apply to re-sale transactions. In essence the Ontario Condominium Act puts some obligation on the builders to act in good-faith. On purchasing a unit, the buyer is required...
Erin Kleinberg is reporting from Toronto Fashion Week for Square One using Instagram and Twitter. If that piques your interest, you may belong to Square One’s new target market. The staid shopping mall in Mississauga is repositioning itself to attract fashionistas, the type of people who know that Kleinberg co-founded The Coveteur and is CEO and designer of her own,...
At the beginning stages of occupancy, elevator space is in high demand. The functioning of elevators may be staged and they are often not all necessarily functional at the time of your move-in. There is always one that is approved by the city for customer use, however it may be shared with on-site construction staff and trades. This is extremely...
In a condominium environment, each homeowner is always required to pay a monthly maintenance fee. Maintenance Fees are established in the 1st budget and include an estimate of income and expenses for a certain time period, typically one year, prepared by the developer/builder. In the event of Interim Closing (the occupancy of a proposed unit before title is received) which...
A proposed Light Rail Transit (LRT) system is a key part of Mississauga and Brampton’s vision for the future of the Hurontario-Main corridor. This is a large, complex city-building project from the Port Credit GO Station in Mississauga to the GO Station in Downtown Brampton (Mount Pleasant). More than a transportation route, the LRT system is intended to be a...
