Renting Your Unit

Under the Corporation’s Tenancy Rule, owners must inform the corporation within 10 days of entering into or renewing a lease or unit. Units can only be leased for 3 months or more. Hotelling, Airbnb, rooming, boarding or lodging house, transient use, short-term leasing, time-sharing or dormitory use is NOT permitted with respect to any residential unit.

Tenant Obligations

The tenant must provide sign a Tenant Acknowledgement and Undertaking Form before they will be permitted to move in, and before their name will be added to the front door intercom phone system. This form is available from the property manager or in the Documents section- Tenant Information and Undertaking- Schedule “A”. The tenant must also sign Schedule “B” to indicate that they have received a copy of this handbook before they may be permitted to move in. The tenant is bound by all rules, bylaws and the Declaration.

Landlord Obligations

The landlord must provide a signed Tenant Information and Undertaking - Schedule “A” before the tenant will be permitted to move in. This provides key information to ensure that the unit owner (landlord) still receives all key communications for unit owners, and is also vital in the case of an emergency. The landlord must also provide a copy of the signed lease to the Condominium Corporation.

Landlord use of Facilities

A unit owner who has rented out their unit may not access the property, including parking areas or amenities such as the gym, for the duration that the unit is rented. The tenant has full access to these facilities instead.

Renting of Parking Spaces

Parking units may only be used by and rented to residents of our Condominium.