Yes. Certus manages character properties for their owners: listing and positioning, photography coordination, pricing, guest communication and upkeep between stays. Owners keep control of availability.
Managing a property whose appeal is its character rather than its square footage. It differs from standard short-term management mainly in positioning and presentation: the listing, the photography and the guest experience are built around what makes the property distinctive.
Design that sets it apart from a standard rental, and a location with something around it. Certus boutique properties sit in neighbourhoods with their own character and are furnished deliberately rather than fitted out to a template.
The same published tiers as the rest of Certus management: 10%, 15% or 20% per booking depending on the level of service. There is no separate boutique premium.
They apply to every short-term rental in the city, whatever the style of the property: principal residence only, City registration displayed on the listing, a 180-night cap on whole-home rentals, and the 6% Municipal Accommodation Tax.
Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.