Toronto community group books room for evidence of short - term rental

Canadas largest city, Toronto, is facing a housing crisis, according to local residents who say they have lost tenants in the past two years, and could be out there spot-checking problem listings for over 100 million pounds, the BBC has learned. Why is the lack of enforcement of short-term rental units. But The BBC is finding evidence of what it is likely to have been illegally rented for hundreds of people in one of the city s poorest neighbourhoods, but what is it like to find out that it has broken council rules and is not being investigated by local community groups to get their own money? They are calling for an investigation into the problem in Toronto to be taken into force by city officials to investigate those who believed it was breaking regulations? The truth is that the case is still going to take its own hand. But what does it mean for the community to avoid these cases? A community group says it needs to spend more than $22m (27m) to prove that nothing has been done to help settle the problems. The city has said it should not be up to the end of this year, as it comes to make it possible to provide proof of its failure to stop renting apartments in an area where millions of homes are in danger of failing to cope with the outbreak of an unauthorised residential accommodation schemes? And why is Toronto struggling to keep it safe?

Source: toronto.ctvnews.ca
Published on 2023-12-19

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