Tenants fight eviction in Little Burgundy
Tenants in Little Burgundy are fighting eviction by a new landlord with explicit plans to convert the building to short-term rentals.
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Ephraim 08:44 on 2019-01-16 Permalink
Have they gone to the city to ask if he can even get the permits? In Ville Marie it’s already limited to St-Catherine street. In the Plateau it’s limited to St-Denis, St-Laurent and Shebrooke street for all new permits.
jeather 12:29 on 2019-01-16 Permalink
The article said the zoning permits it. And the timing seems like they’ve been given the 6 months notice, though the Regie can require them to give more notice or more money (3 months rent + moving costs).
Ian 16:10 on 2019-01-16 Permalink
Exactly, caveat emptor – always a good idea to know the zoning of the building you are in because that can change the rules around your rights as a renter quite drastically.