Condominium Property Act Review



Condominium Property Act Review

The Government of Alberta’s consultation on potential changes to the Condominium Property Act closed May 2. We thank the more than 5,000 Albertans who responded to Service Alberta’s online survey and participated in town hall meetings in their communities. Your views will help guide us as we make improvements to Alberta’s condominium legislation.

We are now compiling and analyzing the responses as part of our review of the Condominium Property Act.

Our goal is to strengthen condominium legislation to address the current needs of condominium corporations, unit owners, and developers; and raise standards in Alberta's condominium industry.

Some of the issues we are looking at include:

  • Consumer protection for buyers;
  • Insurance requirements for the corporation and unit owners;
  • Repairs to unit property following damages;
  • Access to corporation records;
  • Dispute resolution;
  • Board governance; and
  • Knowledge, competencies and standards of practice for condominium managers.

Next Steps

As the review process proceeds, information and updates will be posted here regularly.

Quick Facts

  • There are nearly 8,000 condominium corporations in Alberta, representing hundreds of thousands of residents.
  • Nearly 20 per cent of homes sold in the province through the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) in the last year were condominiums.
  • Nearly one in every three homes sold in Edmonton and Calgary through MLS in the last year were condominiums.

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