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Reporting unlicensed short-term rentals

By An Nguyen on February 2, 2021
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We recently blogged about the mandatory registration for short-term rental operators in the City of Toronto. You can read it about it here.  

You can now report short-term rental addresses that are operating without registration, not used as a principal residence, unsafe, causing a nuisance or for other non-emergencies, using 311’s online complaint form.

While short-term rentals are currently prohibited under the provincial declaration of emergency (except for short-term rentals provided to individuals who need housing), condos should be diligent in reporting any non-compliant rentals to the city as a first step in its enforcement.  This online form makes it easier and quicker than calling into 311 so there’s no excuse.  

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    Real Estate & Construction
  • Blog:
    Ontario Condo Law Blog
  • Organization:
    Gardiner Miller Arnold LLP
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