Why non-profit Toronto landlords don’t have to lower your old rent
The City of Toronto explains the reasoning behind the details of a housing affordability program after questions from at-risk tenant.
The City of Toronto confirmed that a non-profit affordable housing provider is in the right to keep old tenants’ rent above the market average, citing the program’s intention to help maintain “long-term financial sustainability of both the building and the non-profit housing provider.”
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