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Mississauga News Jul 31, 2012
While condominium owners love to moan and groan about the problems with the developments in which they live, getting them to join an industry consumer action group is like trying to pull teeth. said Linda Pinizzotto, president and chief executive officer of the Condo Owners Association (COA) of Ontario.
Pinizzotto is an award-winning Mississauga realtor who ...
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by Linda Pinizzotto,
Realtor and Founder President CEO Condo Owners Association (COA)
Condo Owners, Condo Buyers and the General Public need to ask a basic question “How much will the Condo Act Review cost Tax Payers?
The Ministy of Consumer Service hired the Public Policy Forum to oversee the consultations of the Review Stages 1, 2, and 3. The Condo Owners Association believe that the process is flawed and PPForum have overlooked or maybe avoided or buried some very ...
Read More →TheSpec.com By Al MacRury July 31, 2012
Condominium owners have a lengthy list of complaints, but often wonder if anyone’s listening.
Usually, it includes rising condo fees, lack of building maintenance and suspicions about their property managers.
“My son lives on the top floor of a condo building in Toronto,” Audrey Know told Action Line. “Last September, he noticed a leak in his second bedroom. He took photographs and informed the management company. They have sent in workers who still cannot ...
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by: Linda Pinizzotto, Realtor & Founder President CEO Condo Owners Association
If you are buying a condominium, you have to know how condos work not only in the new condo market but on the resale market as well.
The ...
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Condo Owners Association (known as COA Ontario) was Founded on March 2010 by Linda Pinizzotto, a Toronto/Mississauga Realtor who had a vision to create the 1st Non-Profit Association to represent Condo Owners and design a mechanism for awareness and representation in the Political ...