Property Management

Your unit, run properly.

We run around eighty short-stay suites across downtown Toronto. You keep the asset and the decisions; we take the pager.

Versus a long-term tenant

More income, and a better-kept condo.

The usual comparison is a twelve-month lease. It looks like the safe option — one tenant, one cheque, no thinking about it. In practice it earns less and the unit comes back in worse shape.

25–30%

more than a comparable long-term lease, typically. The real figure depends on the building, the layout, the floor and the time of year — which is why we model your specific unit before you commit to anything.

  • Someone looks after it every single week

    A long-term tenant is in your condo for a year and you see it twice. Ours is professionally cleaned between every stay and checked on every turnover, so a leaking tap or a scuffed wall is dealt with the week it happens — not discovered at move-out.

  • Wear gets caught, not accumulated

    Twelve months of unseen use is how a unit quietly loses value. Frequent turnovers mean small repairs stay small, and the condo you get back looks like the one in the photographs.

Listings & pricing

Copy, photography and rates across Airbnb, Booking.com and direct channels, repriced against real downtown demand rather than a flat monthly number.

Guests, start to finish

Screening and ID verification before arrival, messaging through the stay, and a house rulebook that holds up with the condo board.

Turnovers & upkeep

A vetted cleaning team, linen and consumables restocked every turn, and maintenance triaged the same day — with your sign-off on anything above an agreed threshold.

Statements you can file

An itemized monthly statement reconciled to the platform payouts, with HST broken out, ready to hand your accountant without rebuilding it in a spreadsheet.

Compliance

City of Toronto short-term rental registration, MAT remittance and the building’s own rules tracked on your behalf, so nothing lapses quietly.

One clear fee

Full management from 20% of net booking revenue. No onboarding fee, no markup on cleaning, and no lock-in beyond a 30-day notice.

Request an estimate

Tell us about the unit.

A few questions, no obligation. We come back with a realistic revenue range based on what comparable suites nearby actually earn, and what it would cost to run.

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