- 主题发起人 Tin Tin
- 发布时间 2019-04-15
容我暖个贴,比较传统的语气是这样来谈的
贴一个2019年1月份更新安省租金概要。标红了一些内容。注，在2018年11月15号之后交付的新房将不受涨幅限制。每年Residential Tenancies Act都会有微调。
另外针对要向租户支付保证金利息这条，我刚知道时也是目瞪口呆。
Brochure: 2019 Rent Increase Guideline
The 2019 rent increase guideline is 1.8% and applies to most private residential rental accommodation covered by the Residential Tenancies Act. The guideline is the most a landlord can increase the rent without applying to the LTB.
The guideline is not applicable to:
Timing of rent increases: In most cases, the rent for a unit can be increased 12 months after a tenant first moved in or 12 months since the tenant's last rent increase. A tenant must be served a notice of a rent increase with a Landlord and Tenant Board approved form at least 90 days before the rent increase is to take effect.
Calculation of the guideline: The rent increase guideline is based on the Ontario Consumer Price Index (CPI), which is calculated monthly by Statistics Canada. The 2019 guideline is calculated by averaging the percentage increase in the Ontario Consumer Price Index during the 12 months from June 2017 to May 2018. By law, the rent increase guideline cannot be more than 2.5 per cent, even if the CPI increase is higher.
Sample rent increase calculation: The monthly rent of an apartment is $1,000 beginning June 1, 2018. With proper written 90 days' notice to the tenant, the landlord could increase the rent 12 months later on June 1, 2019.
This is the calculation for the rent increase:
The guideline and rent deposits: Every year, the landlord must pay the tenant interest on the rent deposit. The interest rate is the same as the rent increase guideline. For more information on rent deposits, see the Guide to the Residential Tenancies Act.
另外针对要向租户支付保证金利息这条，我刚知道时也是目瞪口呆。
Brochure: 2019 Rent Increase Guideline
The 2019 rent increase guideline is 1.8% and applies to most private residential rental accommodation covered by the Residential Tenancies Act. The guideline is the most a landlord can increase the rent without applying to the LTB.
The guideline is not applicable to:
- rental units first occupied for residential purposes after November 15, 2018 vacant residential units
- social housing units
- nursing homes
- commercial property
Timing of rent increases: In most cases, the rent for a unit can be increased 12 months after a tenant first moved in or 12 months since the tenant's last rent increase. A tenant must be served a notice of a rent increase with a Landlord and Tenant Board approved form at least 90 days before the rent increase is to take effect.
Calculation of the guideline: The rent increase guideline is based on the Ontario Consumer Price Index (CPI), which is calculated monthly by Statistics Canada. The 2019 guideline is calculated by averaging the percentage increase in the Ontario Consumer Price Index during the 12 months from June 2017 to May 2018. By law, the rent increase guideline cannot be more than 2.5 per cent, even if the CPI increase is higher.
Sample rent increase calculation: The monthly rent of an apartment is $1,000 beginning June 1, 2018. With proper written 90 days' notice to the tenant, the landlord could increase the rent 12 months later on June 1, 2019.
This is the calculation for the rent increase:
- The guideline for 2019 is 1.8%
- A rent increase of 1.8% on $1,000 = $18
- Therefore, the new rent on June 1, 2019 could be as much as $1,018
- Their municipal taxes have increased by more than the guideline plus 50 per cent. (For example, if the guideline is 1.8%, the taxes must have increased by more than 2.7 %).
- They incurred operating costs related to security services.
- They incurred eligible capital expenditures.
The guideline and rent deposits: Every year, the landlord must pay the tenant interest on the rent deposit. The interest rate is the same as the rent increase guideline. For more information on rent deposits, see the Guide to the Residential Tenancies Act.
