The Province of B.C. is changing the Residential Tenancy Act to deter bad-faith evictions and eliminate rent increases for households with children.

Tenant insurance goes beyond coverage of a rental property’s contents—it also protects against unforeseen events and liability.

Landlords in British Columbia will soon be able to raise rents up to 3.5 per cent according to the Province’s 2024 rent increase guideline.

Online rental platform RentFaster.ca has launched an initiative to support victims of wildfires seeking temporary accommodations.

A growing number of small landlords are taking their properties off the rental market, according to new research from property-tech firm SingleKey.

As B.C.’s economy rebounds from the pandemic, demand for industrial space is expected to accelerate through 2022.

Even as the pandemic subsides, residential landlords are still offering renter incentives to fill vacancies in most large cities in Canada.

Being a landlord can be a challenge during the best of times. Throughout the pandemic, however, financial hardships and logistical obstacles have added to the stresses (and costs) of landlords and boards of directors responsible for managing condominiums and commercial properties.

Despite calls for a rent strike by tenant groups in late-March due to COVID-19-induced financial woes, rent delinquencies in April weren't as high as expected according to CIBC’s deputy chief economist, Benjamin Tal.

FortisBC’s Rental Apartment Efficiency Program helps landlords with energy efficiency in their buildings, saving water and energy.