Condo & strata appraisers across Canada
Independent residential appraisals for apartment-style condos, townhouse strata, and stacked units — with the building, exposure, and reserve-fund context lenders and lawyers expect.
What drives value
Value drivers
- Building age, construction type, and amenity package
- Floor level, exposure, view, and parking/locker allocation
- Reserve fund health, special assessments, and condo fees
- Recent in-building comparable sales and listing absorption
- Pet, rental, and short-term-rental restrictions
Watch-outs
Things to know
- Status certificate / Form B / estoppel can affect value and lender approval
- Pending special assessments often require disclosure to lenders
- Comparable selection ideally pulls from the same building or stack first
Be prepared
What condo & strata appraisals typically involve
Documents to gather
- Most recent condo / strata fees statement
- Status certificate, Form B, or estoppel certificate (if available)
- Parking and storage locker assignments
- MLS listing or purchase agreement, if applicable
Report formats
- Short narrative (Form 100 / equivalent)
- Full narrative for higher-value or contested matters
Common purposes
- Mortgage financing
- Pre-listing / pre-purchase
- Matrimonial / separation
- Estate / probate
FAQ
Condo & Strata appraisal questions
For most lender and legal-use appraisals, yes — an interior inspection is standard. Drive-by or desktop products exist but are typically only accepted for specific lender programs.
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