Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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What do condominium common elements represent?

All property within the condominium corporation, except the individual units.
Together with units, they form the core components of all condominium corporations in Ontario.
They are always available for use by all unit owners.
They may include parking spaces, but not storage lockers.

The correct answer is: All property within the condominium corporation, except the individual units.

Condominium common elements represent all property within the condominium corporation, except the individual units. This means that common elements include areas such as hallways, elevators, building amenities like swimming pools or gyms, and the exterior of the building. Unit owners have a shared interest in the common elements, and they are collectively responsible for their maintenance and upkeep. This distinction is important because it helps define the boundaries of ownership and maintenance responsibilities within a condominium corporation.