New York City Rental Market: Worst Stories of 2022
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The real-estate market was out of control in 2022. After two years of COVID deals, many of which were for just somewhat less expensive but still expensive rents, landlords and brokers had their revenge: Low
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IN CONSIDERATION OF the Landlord leasing certain premises to the Tenant and other valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which consideration is hereby acknowledged, the Parties agree as follows:
The Landlord agrees to rent the Tenant the
Legal aid lawyers in Quebec hold half-day strike
A group of legal aid lawyers is going on strike for half a day on Monday, while the renewal of their collective agreement remains unresolved with the Quebec government.
The group is made up of lawyers attached to the CSN-affiliated
She unlisted her condo on Airbnb when Quebec changed its law. She still got fined $3,750
Until three years ago, Montrealer Ashley Werhun was occasionally renting out the condo she shared with her fiancé on Airbnb when they were out of town.
In 2019, the Quebec government toughened the rules for short-term rentals, and Werhun decided
Rate Hikes Hit the Rental Market
“Tenants should be on their best behavior,” says Toronto-based realtor Dalle Morrison. “Because, if they’re making life difficult for their landlords, the landlords may say, ‘You know what? It’s now costing me all this money a month to carry this
Toronto landlord launches $1.6M lawsuit after city gave stranger approval to rent her condo on Airbnb
A Toronto landlord is suing her former tenant, the tenant’s boyfriend, the City of Toronto and Airbnb, after her downtown condominium was rented out on the short-term rental platform for months without her knowledge or consent.
The statement of claim,
Shanmugam using savings to rent 26 Ridout Road, says he wouldn’t have rented on ‘current income’ – Mothership.SG
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Minister for Law and Home Affairs K Shanmugam decided to rent a black-and-white (B&W) state property at 26 Ridout Road because he was putting his family’s home up for sale after
Vancouver landlord ‘pleads for common sense’ after a $69,000 tax bill
Joanna Colettis is facing a growing empty homes tax bill that threatens her ability to keep renting out her six units, which is the very goal of the tax.
More than half of GTA condo investors losing money on properties, says new report
Last year marked the first time that more than half of investors in newly-completed Greater Toronto Area condos were losing money on their rental properties — and the authors of the report that reached that conclusion expect the trend to
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