The rigour of condominiums, for your private assets
The 25-Year Capital Plan™ brings to plexes, multi-unit and commercial buildings the same discipline Bill 16 imposes on condominiums — but produced directly by Casaforta, with no legal obligation.
Two lanes, one discipline
Condominiums (Bill 16): planning runs through a contingency-fund study produced by an authorized professional — Casaforta coordinates it.
Private owners: no obligation, no intermediary — Casaforta produces your 25-Year Capital Plan™ directly, as a strategic tool.
What your 25-Year Capital Plan™ contains
Component inventory · remaining useful life · 5, 10 and 25-year work forecast · recommended annual reserve · annual update. Based on real inspection, not averages.
What it's for
Avoiding unpleasant surprises, protecting value, informing every decision (hold, improve, refinance, sell) and presenting a solid file to your lender or a buyer.
The discipline behind the numbers
The plan is built from the building, not from a template: component inventory, observed condition, remaining-life estimates and replacement horizons, assembled into a 25-year view of what the asset will ask of you and when. It is then kept honest the same way it was built — revisited against actual condition and executed work, so the horizon rolls forward with the building instead of gathering dust in a drawer. The numbers you plan with are the numbers your building actually supports.
Who it serves
Condominiums in Québec are required to plan this way; private owners are not — and that is precisely their opportunity. A plex or small-portfolio owner with a 25-year view negotiates refinancing with documentation instead of estimates, prices a sale from evidence, and replaces components on strategy instead of on failure. The discipline Bill 16 imposes on condominiums, Casaforta makes available to every owner who wants control of the asset's future. And because the plan lives in the Building Passport™, every revision stays traceable: what changed, when, and on what evidence.
