My experience with Condo Culture started four years ago. Our son was moving to Kitchener from…read moreOttawa to attend Waterloo's School of Pharmacy. Instead of renting, we decided to buy a Condo and hopefully develop and asset to sell once he graduated. We met Tim Bolton, Sales Representative for Condo Culture, and he coordinated a number of viewing for us to look at and possibly purchase. We spoke a few time prior to the visit to Kitchener so he could develop and understanding of what we were looking for ie. location, size and pricing. From the moment we met Tim, he was professional, friendly and knowledgable about the total Condo scene in Kitchener and the surrounding area. Our focus was on Kitchener. We didn't have much time and didn't want to make multiple visits to Kitchener to find something. Well, he didn't waste our time looking at Condos that didn't fit our profile. He targeted our needs and we made an offer to purchase a Condo right across the street from the School of Pharmacy. Wow, he nailed it. The Condo Culture vibe came through from his team members. They put the paper work together and within a short time we had purchased a Condo. Forward four (4) years and I again contacted Tim to sell the condo. Our son had graduated and the only group that I trusted to sell it, was Tim's team. They didn't disappoint. Not only did he sell us a great condo with a fantastic location, they sold it the first day it was on the market. Wow, a tribute to there organization, professionalism and there "get it done attitude". The attention to detail and complete prep of documents made the whole process a great success. I would recommend Condo Culture and especially Tim's team to service your Condo needs. Leonard.

We met with Tim to discuss selling our condo. We liked his no bs approach. There was one viewing…read moreand the condo was sold in 7 days. It couldn't have been any easier to work with Tim. Great communication throughout. Would highly recommend

Lots of amenities like a pool and dart board and ping pong and a pool table and barbecues!read more

On the waiting list for an apartment. Applied and handed over 2000 dollars. My best friend took the…read moreapartment and terra corp kept my money. I hope to get the opportunity to rent here soon. My friend is throughly enjoying her new home.

We have been living here for 3 years, the superintendent is fantastic. We are a walk away from…read moreZehrs, and pharmacy. The landscape is huge. Very well maintained.

Great place to buy a condo !! We've lived here almost 5…read moreyears now, and are very happy. We totally "remade" the whole inside of our condo.... lifted flooring, repainted, rebuilt closets and gutted our kitchen and bath. Had no problems doing this with the condo board. We had to keep the noise level between 8:00 and 5:00 in the evening so as not to disturb others living close. This is very understandable. Lots of different ages live here. Some great people and some grumpier people, but you would get that anywhere !! It's an older building but shows itself VERY WELL.

Buy a condo somewhere else and save yourself the incredible disappointment…read more First off, the buildings management is constantly overstepping their boundaries. Like seriously, I'm not even allowed to paint my own walls without getting written consent of the building board?? It's MY god damn condo that I spend MY money on, and it has more god damn rules that a nazi concentration camp. Absolutely pathetic. This is just an Nazi retirement building. Extremely rude elderly people at every corner, and the most pretentious and over bearing "board of dipshits".. Like I said, don't waste your time or money. Don't mistake the "condo" word here, it's just a stupidly expensive apartment. I'll be glad to sell mine and buy something that I can actually own and renovate without a bunch of fucktards sticking there nose into my business.

I've been living in this building for more than half a year now, so I've experienced both summer…read moreand winter conditions. The units are large. I have a "small" one bedroom and it's over 850 sq ft. There are other one bedrooms that are around 1200 or even more sq ft...along with 2 and 3 bedrooms as well. The area is very convenient. The Dixie Mall and No Frills are just a short walk away where you can catch Mississauga transit. The QEW/Gardiner/427 are very close, and you have the option of taking the Dixie or Long Branch GO trains or buses. You can also catch TTC at Long branch station which is about a 20 minute walk, or just a few short minutes by car. The building offers amazing amenities, and there are activities for everyone. The salt water pool is beautiful in the warm summer months. After going for a swim I honestly feel like I'm on vacation while I'm laying down and catching some sun. There's a tennis and badminton court, and three shuffle board courts. There are many tables with umbrellas and chairs around the property, along with two large BBQs and a gazebo. The 6 acres are beautifully landscaped and are always great to photograph for the enthusiast. Inside the building, there's a full sized snooker/billiard table, darts, ping pong, puzzle room, massive workshop (band saw, table saw, sanders, lathe, drill press, and much more), community areas, and so much more. There are personal lockers for detergents in the laundry rooms (each building has its own), along with sitting areas with a TV and magazines, and it's just 50 cents per wash, and 25 cents per half hour for drying. There's a manual car wash which is operational during three of the four seasons for only $1 per 3 minutes. Water, heat, hydro and cable television are all included in the condo fees. There's 24 hour security at the gate house, and a concierge in the main lobby during business hours. The McMaster house can be rented out for private functions for a very reasonable price, and includes a full kitchen with all the dishes and cutlery you'll need. There are various paid things that you can do too, including the hair salon, yoga, and events with live music. There are often social events like wine and cheese which come at no extra cost. I can go on, but there's just far too much to say. The only down side to this building is that there are no dogs allowed, so if I ever want to get a dog I'll have to move :(.

I moved out on August 22, 2025, but my deposit refund has still not been returned. Despite multiple…read moreemails and complete documentation, nothing was processed. I even received written confirmation from staff (Ivy Bhattacharjee) that the refund cheque would be ready, and I have audio proof confirming the inspection was completed. Yet, they ignored me for weeks. On top of this, they only gave us one key at move-in and told us to make a copy ourselves. Later, at move-out, they falsely claimed they had originally given us two keys, accused us of losing one, and forced us to pay extra. Unless you have signed paperwork and recordings, they will deny everything. In just the past month, I've seen dozens of other tenants reporting the same scam: refunds withheld, false claims, and unfair charges. This is clearly systematic misconduct, not a mistake. Future tenants: Please avoid this company. They withhold deposits, create false charges, and ignore tenants until legal action is threatened.

On Sunday, June 15, I lost my apartment key as some of my belongings were stolen and was locked…read moreout. I called the accommod8u to have the door unlocked and put in a request for a call back to get a new key issued (the company's decision for a call back for a new key). Since I didn't have a key, I had to leave the door unlocked when I left the apartment. I never received a call back about the new key. When I returned on Friday, June 20, I found that the door was locked which seemed impossible as I don't have a key and had to leave it unlocked. It wasn't until Monday, June 23 that I found out that accommod8u had changed the locks without notifying any of the tenants or providing new keys. They claim I requested the locks be changed, which is completely false, I only requested a new key for the existing lock. And I understand it is for safety reasons for a new lock, but no notice to changing the locks OR how to get new keys for ANY tenant is unprofessional. Now I'm being charged $75 for the service call (to have someone open the door for me), $350+ for the new locks and keys, and additional service fees, despite the fact that I was only locked out because the locks were changed without warning. This was an incredibly frustrating and costly experience caused by miscommunication and a lack of basic notice, and I'm sharing it to help future tenants understand to never rent with accommod8u.

Well it used to be a nice place to live now with the Tenant board only thinking about themselves…read moreand not the tenants they are all about spending money on what they want and not what the tenants want...the new property managers are hardly there and when they are they tell the tenants to email any complaints which they promptly ignore...it's sad cause it used to be a nice place

I lived here for 5+ years. Great location (if you have a car) since it's less than 10 minutes to…read moremost places in Waterloo and 2 minutes to the highway. Also there's a grocery store, bookstore, coffee shop, sporting goods store, and a hardware store right behind the building. The condos are great, the full-height windows are just amazing, the underground parking was a big plus. Most residents of the building are retired, so you won't ever be bothered by noisy neighbors. Building management is good, the elevators worked great, the snow was always cleared before I left for work, etc. I really can't think of any downsides of the place. If you don't have a car it might be a bit difficult to get around.