Condo maintenance fees are up and it’s scaring away buyers, realtors say - Toronto Star
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Toronto fees for a one-bedroom have gone up 3.7% in a year, according to real estate platform Wahi.
Nominal fees could mean a condo building doesn’t have enough in its reserve fund to cover unforeseen repairs, experts say.
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