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Friday September 26 2025

New obligations in co-ownership: an enlightening discussion in Martine Demers Beaulieu’s podcast

The regulatory framework for condominiums in the province of Quebec is evolving rapidly, and it can sometimes be difficult for co-owners, buyers, or even property managers to keep up with all the changes. Among the most recent is the requirement for a self-insurance fund, a measure that can have significant impacts, particularly when buying or selling a condo.

It is in this context that Martine Demers Beaulieu invited two experts in the field of condominiums to participate in her podcast:

Joël Charron, lawyer and instructor
Benjamin Combeaud, senior director at SolutionCondo

TOPICS COVERED

During the discussion, several key topics were raised:

recent changes in regulations;
new obligations for condominium syndicates;
management of contingency funds and self-insurance funds;
the practical implications for co-owners;
practical advice for avoiding unpleasant surprises.

WHY THIS IS IMPORTANT FOR CO-OWNERS

These new rules have a direct impact on:

your condominium budget and co-ownership fees;
transactions when buying or selling a unit;
claims management and the financial protection of your building.
Being well informed allows you to anticipate these changes and better defend your interests as a co-owner.

A VALUABLE TOOL FOR MANAGERS AND BROKERS

For syndicates, condominium managers, and real estate brokers, these discussions offer practical guidelines for effectively supporting their clients:

better explaining legal obligations in layman’s terms;
reassuring buyers or sellers;
and promoting proactive management that protects both the syndicate and the co-owners.

ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE SHARING

This type of initiative is valuable for the entire community. By making sometimes complex concepts accessible, it helps to strengthen understanding, transparency, and trust around condominiums.

We invite you to listen to the full episode (in French) right here: