News   Dec 23, 2025
 897     3 
News   Dec 23, 2025
 2.3K     1 
News   Dec 23, 2025
 3.1K     1 

City of Toronto - Affordable Housing Master Thread

I had a very interesting chat the other day with a building inspector - she specialises in 'turn-over inspections for condo buildings. She raised the point that as more and more buildings designed to be condos are moved over to rental there is a problem I had not thought of. She says that in general rental buildings are 'better built' than condos because the developer expects to be the owner and thus they will be responsible for repairs and replacements for decades. In condos the developer has no financial incentive to 'built well' as they will sell the Units and have moved on long before major repairs and replacements are needed and they can thus build condo buildings without worrying about the longer term. Something to think about!
 
This BBC take on housing may fit here? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cqxq32zzq8eo

1767450943452.png
 

Back
Top