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Federal government launches $1.5-billion program to preserve affordable rental housing (opens the original)
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The federal government has opened applications for a $1.5-billion program that helps community housing providers acquire and preserve “at-risk” affordable rental properties. The Canada Rental Protection Fund, established in 2024, is one of the first initiatives under Build Canada Homes, the federal Crown corporation tasked with increasing the supply of affordable housing across Canada. The fund is meant to protect affordable homes from being bought by private owners that may seek higher rents,
A massive new development is coming to Prince Edward County that could change it forever (opens the original)
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A two-and-a-half-hour drive from Toronto, perched atop a cliff surrounded by farmland and wineries, a 750-acre site in Prince Edward County is poised for an influx of new housing. What was once a British Royal Air Force training base dating back to 1940 still holds dozens of historic buildings, including former barracks, hangars and mess halls with green facades and red roofs, separated by gravel roads. Today, many of those buildings have been transformed: one houses a daycare, another conta
Since Toronto’s renoviction bylaw took effect a year ago, calls about such evictions have ‘all but disappeared’ (opens the original)
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One year since the City of Toronto implemented a bylaw to prevent bad-faith evictions for renovations, tenant lawyers say calls about ârenovictionsâ have been reduced to nearly zero. The Rental Renovation Licence Bylaw, effective since July 31 of last year, was brought in to stop so-called renovictions, which is when a landlord misrepresents the need for tenants to move out for renovations only to move in higher-paying tenants. The bylaw requires landlords seeking eviction for renovations
Condo crash’s silver lining: these Toronto developers see profit in building for seniors (opens the original)
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Ramped walkways, elevators, low-threshold doors to reduce the risk of falls, and fully accessible washrooms. These are some of the rare features in a trio of rental townhomes going up near Brampton’s Mount Pleasant GO station. While developer Daniels Corporation has been prioritizing high accessibility standards in 15 per cent of its condos and apartments for years, the townhomes will be its first lowrise homes to incorporate those design principles. âWe feel like lowrise construction is
Court rules one of Canada’s largest landlords overcharged Toronto tenants on rent increases (opens the original)
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One of Canadaâs largest landlords has lost its appeal against a group of Toronto tenants who said they were overcharged rent since 2023 to pay for upgrades to the building. According to a Divisional Court decision released last week, CAPREIT (Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust) and residents in a 427-unit building at 100 Wellesley St. E agreed at the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) to rent increases to last for 10 years to cover capital expenditures, starting in 2
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