What is a condo plan and why should you care?
- The common area
- The area of each Unit
- The boundaries of each individual Unit
- The boundaries of the Condominium plan
- The Unit Factor for each Unit and, sometimes the basis for determining the unit factor
- Areas of common property were an owner is permitted to exercise exclusive possession
The Condominium Plan number is a 7 digit number. The first 2 digits represent the year the plan was registered (which is the same time that the corporation is created) and the 3rd digit represents which land registry district the plan was registered in.“1” is Alberta South and “2” is Alberta North- Innisfail is the dividing line between North and South.
Calgary Condo Guide to Condo Plans
There are several reasons the condominium plan is important to you when buying or selling a condo in Calgary. For starters you can verify the registered size of your unit and how it was determined. You can also see the common areas and what is exclusive use common property. In addition if the parking or storage lockers are leased or titled they too will be visible on the condo plan for you to reference.
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