Inside the Strata Council – How AGMs, Minutes, and Governance Work
Posted on Aug 28, 2025
In our first post, we explored the basics of strata living, including fees, bylaws, and what it means to own a condo or townhouse within a strata corporation. Now, let’s go deeper into how these communities are actually managed.Behind every well-run strata is its strata council—a volunteer board of owners who oversee operations, finances, and enfor...
Decoding Strata Financials – Depreciation Reports, Contingency Funds, and Strata Fees
Posted on Aug 28, 2025
In the first two posts of our series, we explored the basics of strata living and the role of the strata council and AGMs. Now it’s time to tackle what many buyers find the most intimidating part of strata ownership: the financials.Understanding how a strata manages its money is just as important as inspecting the unit you’re buying. Poor financial...
Strata Laws in BC – What Every Buyer Should Know Before Signing
Posted on Aug 28, 2025
In our series so far, we’ve covered the basics of strata living, the role of strata councils and AGMs, and how to interpret strata financials like depreciation reports and contingency funds. Now let’s finish with the framework that ties it all together: the laws that govern strata corporations in British Columbia.Buying into a strata means becoming...
Understanding the Different Types of Land Ownership in Real Estate
Posted on Aug 13, 2025
When buying or selling property, understanding the various types of land ownership is crucial. The type of ownership affects your rights, responsibilities, and how the property can be used or transferred. In this blog, we’ll break down the most common types of land ownership you’ll encounter in real estate, including freehold, bare land strata, coo...
Building the Homes of Tomorrow: Designing for Climate Resilience
Posted on Aug 13, 2025
Building a Low-Carbon Future: Energy-Efficient Homes in Victoria
Posted on Aug 13, 2025
Victoria, BC, is already known for its natural beauty and mild climate—but behind the postcard views, the region is also working hard to reduce its carbon footprint. As British Columbia pushes toward net-zero emissions by 2050, homeowners have an important role to play in making houses more energy-efficient and climate-friendly.From the way we heat...