Job Overview: The Maintenance Coordinator is responsible for the comprehensive management and oversight of all maintenance work orders for residential rentals and condos. This role involves close collaboration with the rentals coordinator, property manager, and condo manager to understand the scope of work. The Maintenance Coordinator will communicate with owners…

We are seeking an organized Rentals Coordinator to oversee lease administration, tenant  communications, and property compliance. This role involves managing rental agreements,  processing lease renewals, and coordinating move-ins and move-outs. You will also ensure that  properties remain compliant with Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA) standards.  Our team thrives in…

Position Overview: We are looking for a skilled and dependable Carpenter to support the ongoing maintenance and  improvement of our rental and condo properties. This position involves performing repairs, renovations,  and custom carpentry work to maintain the quality and safety of residential units. You’ll work alongside  our maintenance team to…

As of Friday, August 22, 2025 you will need a new fob to access the building and a new remote to access the parkade. Below is everything you need to know. For more information, please refer to the PDF documents at the bottom of the page.   Quick Reference –…

At Fort Management, we understand the unique challenges and responsibilities that come with owning a condominium in Alberta. From navigating the requirements of Alberta’s Condominium Property Act to ensuring your investment is properly protected, there’s a lot to consider. That’s why we’re here to guide you through the essentials of…

Condo boards juggle a lot — maintenance, budgets, resident concerns, and unexpected emergencies. It’s easy for tasks to pile up, leaving you feeling stretched thin. But there’s a simple way to bring more clarity and calm to your workload: dividing your tasks into four clear categories. By sorting your to-dos…

Managing the finances of a condo board can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. By focusing on five critical KPIs, you can take control of your condo’s financial health and avoid costly surprises down the road. Metric #1: Expenses vs. Revenue: Is our condo corporation overspending? One of…

A little extra care can go a long way in keeping your condo building safe and comfortable. Whether you’re working with a professional management team or handling things yourself, a proactive plan for fall condo maintenance can save you a lot of headaches down the road — especially here in…

Even in safe communities, petty theft happens all through Alberta. Here are pro-active tips for condo boards and residents to make your community safer for everyone. Remember every small action adds up: closing doors behind you, keeping valuables out of sight, and getting to know your neighbours all help make…

Imagine this: It’s a bright Thursday evening, and your condo board meeting has just wrapped up. Everyone’s excited because a plan has been set to refurbish the beloved community playground — a project that’s close to everyone’s heart. Sam is in charge of getting quotes from contractors, and Jai has…

Attending an Annual General Meeting (AGM) for the first time can be daunting, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the processes and the financial information presented. In fact, the majority of condo owners never attend their AGMs! It doesn’t have to be that way. AGMs are an important part of condo…

Regularly reviewing your contractor bidding and procurement process can bring you significant cost savings and reduce the admin time your Alberta condo board spends setting up contractors each year. It also helps make sure your condo gets the highest quality service. At Fort Management, being on top of the bid…