Project planning for condo boards isn't easy. But by following the four steps we discuss in this blog post, your condo board can get more projects completed, on time and on budget.

By keeping tabs on their vendors, condo boards will be in a better position to maintain and improve their buildings at reduced costs. Here we describe three keys to successfully managing condo vendors.

By asking questions of other boards and sharing past experience, condo boards can help each other maintain and improve their buildings.

Condominium boards can do three things to help get newly elected directors up to speed quickly, so they can hit the ground running.

The Canadian Institute of Actuaries recently analyzed the reserve fund situation across Canada and made several recommendations for improvements.

Standard-unit bylaws, borrowing bylaws and challenges attracting owners to join boards are hot topics in condo governance.