A new study conducted by the Quebec Landlords Corporation (CORPIQ) reveals that Montreal’s apartment rental vacancy rate “exploded” during the pandemic. According to the CORPIQ, a high vacancy rate ought to be good news for renters looking for a new …
CITY POWERLESS TO DE...
The City of Toronto has received nearly 2,000 complaints about apartment and condo residents who remain unmasked in common building areas but has not issued a single ticket or charge in response.
Toronto’s mandatory face-covering bylaw — at least for apartment …
U.S. MULTIFAMILY TEN...
Renters have racked up a stunning $70 billion in unpaid rent since the start of the economic crisis cause by the coronavirus, according to an analysis of Census data by Moody’s Analytics. And that pain is not evenly spread. Top …
NEARLY HALF OF ATLAN...
A new report shows nearly half of Atlantic Canadians are not confident they can cover living expenses this year without increasing debt due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The MNP Consumer Debt Index report, conducted by Ipsos on behalf of MNP LTD, …
OPTIONS REMAIN FOR L...
On January 13, 2021 the Province of Ontario passed a regulation which, as was the case in March 2020, suspended the enforcement of evictions orders issued by the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) and Superior Courts. For landlords though, there …
From the pages of our November issue…
Quote Worthy
We have been lobbying the provincial government on correcting this double taxation for 16 years ~ Willy Scholten, President, New Brunswick Apartment Owners Association
