Toronto’s City Council has successfully come to terms on a list of new rules and regulations that will crack down on short-term rentals. Within the last year short term rental units have tripled due to services like Airbnb. The proposed regulations will restrict a short term rental listing to the renter’s principal residence and ban homeowners from listing secondary suites such as a basement apartment.
Condominium living has risen significantly in Canada over the last few years. In fact, according to the 2016 census, condos represent one-third of dwellings built in Canada in the previous five years. Since the 80s, the prevalence of condo living has risen steadily and is...
You’d be surprised at how often issues of ownership crop up around condos that were purchased for a child by their parents. A main related issue involves the question of whether parents can legally take back a condo after purchasing it for their son or daughter...
Condominiums in Toronto are required by law to accommodate individuals with disabilities. According to the Policy on Ableism and Discrimination Based on Disability, Ontario’s Human Rights Code “protects people with disabilities from discrimination and harassment under the ground of ‘disability’ … in housing, including private rental housing,...
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