Colwood Condos & Connected Living Units for Sale

Ask for the Form B Information Certificate, the bylaws and rules, recent council minutes, the financial statements and the depreciation report. In Colwood, especially in newer buildings around Royal Bay and near Colwood Corners, those papers show the monthly fees, the contingency reserve and any special levies or envelope work ahead. We review them with you before subjects are removed.

Long-term rental bans are no longer allowed for strata corporations in British Columbia, and age limits are capped at 55 and over. Buildings can still set rules on pets and short-term rentals, and short-term stays also face local and provincial rules. We check each Colwood building's bylaws with you so there are no surprises.

Fees typically cover building insurance, common-area upkeep, contributions to the contingency reserve and sometimes heat, hot water or shared amenities. What is included varies from building to building around Royal Bay and Colwood Corners, so we compare the fee amount with what it actually buys and the age of the building.