Frequently asked
Questions visitors often ask
Condominium living is the fastest-growing part of Alberta housing. Alberta has more than 8,800 condominium corporations and 440,000 individual condominium units; COF estimates that more than 1.2 million Albertans live in condos.
COF is the only incorporated, province-wide organization exclusively representing Alberta condominium owners. It helps owners find answers, understand their rights, and connect with information, education, and peers.
- What are my rights?
- Where can I get information or help?
- How can I get involved?
- How have other owners solved this problem?
COF works collaboratively with industry and government and brings condo owners’ needs into ongoing consultations.
- Changes to the Condominium Property Act and Regulation.
- Human Rights legislation affecting condominiums.
- Licensing and education standards for condo managers.
- Governance and management issues as they arise.
The number of condo owners continues to grow. New owners need to understand their communities, and many boards need practical guidance on governance, operations, and building issues.
COF offers an online forum, virtual Condo Chats with condominium specialists, and newsletters with timely information for condo owners.
Most Alberta condos operate effectively. Shared living and financial responsibilities naturally create differences; addressing them constructively is what helps a community thrive.
Membership fees, sponsorships, and donations support the website, forum, newsletters, courses, and workshops.
Explore the COF website and forum, or contact us directly with your question.