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Cannabis Legalization in Ontario and What That Means for Condo Owners and Residents

“With the nationwide legalization of cannabis, Toronto condo boards are drumming up a few ways to deal with the increasing smell of weed infusing their corridors and units. Whether you’re celebrating the condo high life (pun intended), or have 1001 arguments against the recent legalization, we’ll lay out both the pros and cons.” - an article by Strata.ca

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Rent Control Laws Lifted in Toronto: The Tenant Perspective

“This is almost like a flashback to the ‘97 Harris government where they took away the regulation of how much rent can be raised when a building’s unit turns over. Fast forward to 20 years later in 2017, where Toronto condos rent one-bedroom units for an average of $2,200 like 20 Bruyeres Mews, and 400 Adelaide Street East. If we compare our city’s market with our neighbour’s, Montreal has managed to maintain their rent increase cap and overall pay about $1,000 less than Toronto for a similar one-bedroom unit.

With the small supply of available condos in Toronto to rent and in conjunction with the recent lift of regulations, many Torontonians will be pushed out of the city’s rental market. Rental costs could skyrocket and could create fear of moving to new neighbourhoods for dwellers.

Fortunately, there is hope for current tenants. Tenants who rented their space before the lift will not be affected, but new tenants and units after the law lift may be subject to a significantly higher increase than 1.5 percent in rent.” - Strata.ca

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