Then, we compiled them within the following categories: Therefore, someone who owns in a 35-year-old townhouse complex with 30 units can determine if the number of special levies or cumulative special levy costs in their DR is better or worse than other properties with similar type, age and population density. Conversely, someone who owns a 10-year-old high-rise tower with 120 units can compare their average CRF contribu- tions and operating budgets to other properties with similar type, age and population density, which directly and indirectly informs the owner of how aggressive they should be contributing to their CRF or if their strata fees are much higher or lower than they should be. TABLE 2: CATEGORIES OF FINANCIAL OUTPUTS. Type Apartment low-rise mid-rise high-rise Townhouses Age 0 to 10 years old 11 to 20 years old 21 to 30 years old 30+ years old Units 0 to 25 units 26 to 50 units 51 to 75 units 76 to 100 units 100 to 199 units 200+ units SPRING/SUMMER 2019 11