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Albertans encouraged to share condo experiences

Albertans are getting a chance to help develop rules about the way condominiums are owned and managed in the province.

Service Alberta Minister Manmeet Bhullar gathers feedback as the province looks to revamp condo act

Albertans are getting a chance to help develop rules about the way condominiums are owned and managed in the province.

A public consulation process is underway to make changes to the province's Condominium Property Act.

Service Alberta Minister Manmeet Bhullar says he is hoping to hear from a wide variety of people.

Service Alberta Minister Manmeet Bhullar says he is looking forward to hearing from 'everyday Albertans' about good or bad condo experiences. (CBC)

"Everybody and anybody so this is owners, this is renters," he said.

"I've got people who said, 'You know, I used to live in a condo and my experience was so negative that I really feel that I still owe it to somebody to give them my thoughts.' And I welcome them. That's what I'm looking for here is the opinions of everyday Albertans."

The consultation process started in mid-February and runs until April 2.

"This is a really important issue," said Bhullar. "About 20 per cent of all the homes sold in Alberta last year were condos, and so it's really, reallyimportant we get a lot of responses."

To participate, go to letstalkcondos.servicealberta.ca.