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Brief on the Attestation on the Condition of the Co-Ownership

In this brief, the RGCQ advocates for the certificate on the condition of the co-ownership to be available as soon as a unit is listed for sale. This key recommendation aims to enhance transaction transparency and protect both buyers and sellers.

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Bill 16: Official Opposition Calls on the Government to Complete the Reform

Bill 16: The Opposition denounces excessive delays and calls on the government to adopt a regulation

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Bill 16: A Reform Still Incomplete, to the Detriment of Co-Owners

Five years after Bill 16 was passed, key measures are still not in effect. The RGCQ urges the government to act to better protect co-owners.

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Undivided co-ownership: A solution to consider carefully for homeownership access

Me Yves Joli-Cœur, president of the RGCQ, warns that while undivided co-ownership is often seen as a gateway to homeownership, it also carries significant risks. Find out why exercising caution is essential before making a commitment.

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Caring for Our Condominiums: The Urgent Need to Act Before the Implementation of Bill 16’s Regulations

In light of the aging building stock, condominium syndicates must act without delay. The RGCQ is calling for the immediate implementation of the tools provided under Bill 16 to prevent unexpected costs and protect property values.

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Co-ownership and Private Unit Damage: What the Court Says

A co-owner claimed $15,000 from her syndicate for repairs after her tenant’s death. This recent ruling clarifies the conditions under which a syndicate may be held liable for damages inside a private unit.

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Bill 92: Quebec Wants to Better Regulate Real Estate Brokers

Bill 92 aims to strengthen the regulation of real estate brokerage by introducing higher fines, tighter control over licenses, and the creation of a condominium specialist title to better protect consumers.

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New Appointments to the RGCQ Boards of Directors

The RGCQ announces new appointments to its regional and provincial boards of directors.

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New Electrical Requirements for Buildings with 5 or More Units

Quebec is preparing to update its electrical standards for buildings with 5 or more units. EV charging infrastructure and new load calculations are among the key proposed changes.

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Homeownership Access: Shortage of Condominiums Raises Concern in Gatineau

Access to homeownership is becoming increasingly difficult, and Gatineau is facing a critical shortage of new condominiums. The RGCQ is raising the alarm and calling for reforms to support first-time buyers.

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Condo Fees Allocation: Who Pays for a Terrace with Exclusive Use?

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Water Damage

In co-ownership, who pays the bill in case of a disaster? A recent ruling clarifies the responsibility of co-owners and the syndicate when damage results from lack of maintenance.

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