What your board should know.
Governance, finances, compliance. Articles written by our team for the directors of Quebec syndicates of co-ownership — not for search engines.
Written by our team, not by an outside copywriter. Every article draws on the Civil Code of Québec and on what we actually see across the 100+ syndicates we manage. When a rule changes, we say so — and we date the article.
The new challenges facing Quebec condominiums — and why building size changes nothing
New obligations, ageing buildings, co-owners who expect answers. A syndicate's duties do not shrink with the number of units — what changes is how many people are left to carry them.
Conflict in co-ownership: how to stop it from escalating?
Five simple strategies for preserving harmony between neighbours, and defusing tension before it turns into a dispute.
COVID-19 and the real estate market
What the pandemic changed for the Quebec real estate market, and what a syndicate should take from it.
Law 16 in Quebec: what actually changes for your co-ownership (2025–2028)
Maintenance logbook, contingency fund study, syndicate attestation. The obligations, the deadlines, and where to begin.
The contingency fund study: avoiding special assessments
Frequency, contents, authorized professionals and funding strategy. How to plan ahead instead of paying later.
The annual general meeting: to do or not to do?
Virtual meetings, remote voting and quorum. What the Civil Code really permits your syndicate to do.
Property management, and why do we need it?
The basics of running a co-ownership building, explained plainly for a board that is just getting started.
How to become a property manager
Training, professional designations and career paths in Quebec. The article that draws the most readers on our site.
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