Own a condo in Toronto, North York, Mississauga, Etobicoke, Oakville, Scarborough, Markham, Vaughan or Brampton? Tell us about your unit and we will send a rent estimate based on current market data. Del has provided condo property management for GTA owners and investors since 1999, at 7% of monthly rent.
What happens next
1. Tell us about your condo using the form.
2. We compare your unit to current rents in your building and neighbourhood.
3. A member of our team contacts you within 1 business day with your rent estimate and details on condo management.
Rent collection, maintenance coordination and in-house paralegal support for condo owners.
Renting out a condo means dealing with building rules, condo boards, and Ontario tenancy law.
Del Condominium Rentals is built around exactly that work.

Del Condominium Rentals is part of the Tridel Group of Companies, which brings long-term stability and institutional standards to how your rental is managed.
We manage condominium rentals and nothing else. Our team knows how boards, building rules, and move-in procedures work across 265+ communities.
Every owner has a dedicated Client Experience Specialist who knows their unit and answers their questions. Our accounting, operations, and marketing teams work behind them.
Notices, lease compliance, and Landlord and Tenant Board matters are handled by our own paralegal team.
End-to-end condo property management that Toronto and GTA owners and investors can rely on.
Units are priced on live market data and listed with professional photography. The goal is the strongest rent the market will support, with minimal time vacant.

Every applicant goes through credit, employment, rental history, and background checks.

Leases are prepared, executed, and managed in compliance with Ontario regulations. When things change, we handle the paperwork.

Rent is collected, tracked, and reported every month. Owners see exactly what came in and when via the Owner Portal

Maintenance requests are coordinated through vetted, licensed trades.

Monthly reports prepared to ASPE standards by a CPA-credentialed team.

Disputes, evictions, and bylaw issues are handled by Del's in-house paralegal team. Owners aren't left trying to figure out the Landlord and Tenant Board on their own.

Our team provides 24/7 emergency response for urgent maintenance issues, ensuring fast resolution while owners stay hands-off.

Every owner is assigned a dedicated Client Experience Specialist for responsive, personal support on all questions and concerns.

Del's condo management fee is 7% of the monthly rent we collect. It comes with in-house paralegal support, a dedicated Client Experience Specialist, and monthly reporting you can rely on.
The fee is calculated on rent collected each month. Maintenance is billed with no markup. The management fee is tax deductible.
Leasing is arranged separately: the broker’s leasing commission applies, plus a Del administration fee of $295 + HST. Repairs are billed at cost through vetted trades, with no markup.
Self-managing has no fee, but it costs you time, evenings, and exposure when something goes wrong. Here is how the two compare.
At 7%, twelve months of management adds up to 84% of one month's rent. Avoiding a single vacancy can cover the cost of the entire year. Because the management fee is tax deductible, the after-tax cost is lower still.
A full year of Del management costs 16% less than a single vacant month, before the tax deduction.
Illustrative, based on the figures entered. Actual results depend on your unit, market, and lease terms. Speak with your accountant about how the tax deduction applies to you. Management fee only. Leasing commission and administration fee are separate.
Del manages 3,500+ condo units across 265+ communities in Toronto and the GTA.
Here is how our condo property management performs for owners.
Owner satisfaction is measured consistently across communication, reporting, and ongoing condo property management.
Owners rate us on reporting, communication and service experience.
Scores reflect responsiveness, issue resolution and overall management quality.
Your Client Experience Specialist is backed by in-house paralegal, accounting, operations and marketing teams.


















Secure access to financial statements, property updates, and key documents, available anytime.

Long-term relationships built on consistent results.
Yes, especially if you want the unit to perform like an investment instead of a side job. With a single condo, one bad tenant, one long vacancy, or one missed legal step can wipe out months of returns, so professional condo property management services often pay for themselves through better leasing, tighter screening, faster response times, and fewer costly mistakes.
Del property management services include:
At Del Condominium Rentals, the goal of our rental property management in Toronto is to take the operational work off the owner’s plate while keeping full visibility in place.
As involved as you want to be, but not involved in the day-to-day.
Our team handles tenant communication, repairs, documentation, renewals, and routine issues directly, while the owner stays informed through reporting and only steps in for major approvals or bigger strategic decisions.
Del Condominium Rentals’s management fee is 7% of the monthly rent we collect. Repairs are billed at cost through vetted trades, with no markup. The management fee is tax deductible.
Yes, the management fee is tax deductible. Speak with your accountant about how it applies to your situation.
Self-managing has no fee, but you handle the legal paperwork, find and supervise trades, and answer emergency calls at any hour. With Del, an in-house paralegal handles notices and Landlord and Tenant Board matters, and a 24/7 emergency line covers urgent issues.
Practical guides and resources for condo owners on leasing, compliance, financials, and GTA condo regulations.
Property taxes for new condos in Ontario can be a bit convoluted, as the taxes are assessed by MPAC, while municipalities handle the billing side, and those two timelines do not always line up neatly for a newly built condo
If you own a rental property in Ontario, lease agreements and renewals can influence rent, vacancy risk, tenant stability, and the amount of follow-up you, as the owner, need to manage.
If you rent out a condo in Ontario, the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 (RTA) is one of the main laws that governs your relationship with your tenant. It sets the rules around leases, rent, repairs, entry, notices, and dispute resolution.