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What Is a Declaration of Co-Ownership in Quebec?

Deluxco reminds every board it works with that a declaration of co-ownership is a notarized deed published in the Quebec Land Register. It consists of three parts: the constituting act, the by-laws of the immovable, and the description of the fractions. This legal document binds the syndicate and every occupant

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Condo Insurance in Quebec: What Condo Owners Need to Know

Two policies protect a Quebec condo: your syndicate’s building policy and your own. At Deluxco, understanding how these two layers of coverage work together can help you navigate your protection with greater confidence. Personal liability coverage has been mandatory since 2020, and your syndicate has held a self-insurance fund since

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What makes a good condominium manager?

Co-ownership management is a complex field that can be approached in a number of ways: voluntary self-management, autonomous management or external management by a professional. With over With over 7,500 condominium corporations in Quebec, it’s essential to understand which management model best meets the needs of condominium owners. But what

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Condo Management Montreal: Deluxco Expands to Serve You Better

At Deluxco, we’re proud to announce the opening of our new branch in Montreal, located at 407 McGill, Suite 501. This expansion marks a strategic turning point for our company, aimed at providing more accessible and personalized condominium management services for residential and commercial buildings in the Montreal area. With

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Divided co-ownership : The Costly Mistake You Can’t Afford!

Well-Maintained Registers = A Protected Condominium! In Québec, divided co-ownership is governed by strict laws, notably the Divided Co-ownership Act and the Civil Code of Québec. These regulations require condominium syndicates to keep precise and up-to-date records. However, many underestimate the importance of property management. Administrative errors, disputes between co-owners,

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