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Manulife (King Centre) redevelopment project
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(01-09-2022, 10:48 PM)tomh009 Wrote:
(01-09-2022, 08:06 PM)plam Wrote: Turns out that where I live (condo townhouses), the parking (which is immediately outside my unit) is actually exclusive-use common area. I don't know how Kaufman is set up, but it may be like that, so that only the condo corp needs to be convinced, which is easier.

If it's not assigned parking (and I don't believe Kaufman Lofts has that) you still need approval of the owners of two thirds of the units in order to sell a substantial portion of common elements (and I'm sure this would qualify as substantial). So, not impossible, but no slam dunk, either.

I think it does; at least the place I was housesitting had an assigned parking lot. But yes, it would seem to make sense that selling common elements needs permission. Maybe redevelopment doesn't if they were going to hold on to possession. May be moot if it's all individual title anyway.
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RE: Manulife (King Centre) redevelopment project - by plam - 01-10-2022, 10:54 AM
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