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Residential Tenancies Act, 2006

Residential Tenancies Act, 2006

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Oct 7, 2026

Jennie WordenGUEST
16:21
And there's 500 and some odd units in that building, which means that emergency vehicles are there with relative frequency.
Jennie WordenGUEST
16:30
The way that the landlord-tenant laws enabled the kind of neglect is that The Landlord Tenant Board and the Residential Tenancies Act is set up on the presumption that tenants have choice.
Jennie WordenGUEST
16:43
That if your building is unsuitable, you can just take your tenancy dollars elsewhere.
Matthew RemskiHOST
16:48
You're a consumer of a product.
Jennie WordenGUEST
16:57
We build our communities in our homes.
Jennie WordenGUEST
16:59
And economically speaking, there is a penalty to switching apartments.
Jennie WordenGUEST
17:04
We don't have vacancy control built into the Residential Tenancies Act.
Jennie WordenGUEST
17:07
We don't have it built into the Toronto bylaws.
Zachary Soccio-MarandolaGUEST
50:15
You know, I can do a little bit extra planning or give a little bit more time to the tenant to find a new place, and I can avoid paying that one-month rent compensation.
Zachary Soccio-MarandolaGUEST
50:24
Now, the big thing to note with this is there's two statutes in the Residential Tenancies Act that deals with this.
Zachary Soccio-MarandolaGUEST
50:32
So this is not going to affect us, Tom, when we're dealing with the purchase of a tenanted property.
Zachary Soccio-MarandolaGUEST
50:37
So the 120 days is, you can use that if you're moving in personally, but a purchaser under an agreement of purchase and sale can't use a longer closing date and avoid that one month penalty.

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