Community Management With Heart in Alberta

We are proud to introduce Tesoro as the newest gem in Tribe Management's portfolio, a prestigious community expertly developed by Concert Properties.

If you live in a condominium, you might have encountered a bully Condo Board member before. They may be loud and overbearing, shutting down conversations at every turn, or they may be quiet, keyboard warriors with patterns of manipulative behaviour, making closed-door decisions wherever possible.   

Does the idea of regulating the curtain colour, where hockey gear can be hung, or how many St. Bernards can live in a unit cause you to raise an eyebrow? While these examples may seem mundane or unimportant, carefully crafted condominium bylaws play an integral role in harmonious community living.   Simply put, Alberta Condominium bylaws are the rules that govern a Condominium Corporation, its Owners, and its Residents.  While many people are familiar with what bylaws restrict (like the pets, appearance, and use of common property previously mentioned), a Condo’s bylaws also address matters like the election of the Board, how condo fees are collected, and the maintenance responsibilities of the Corporation and Owners.