Rental records · Canada
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not just the listing.
What past tenants paid, how they rate maintenance and landlord professionalism, whether the rent is controlled, and what a tribunal has already found against the landlord — the part of an address a listing leaves out.
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New · Tribunal records
Landlord-tenant tribunal cases, attached to the address.
Tribunal decisions are public but hard to find, so a tenant signing a lease never sees them. Renterly is the first place they're matched to the property and attached to the landlord.
See tribunal recordsSourced from published provincial tribunal decisions. Outcomes are stated as decided; a filing is not a finding.
Recent decisions
- 120 Edinburgh Road South
The landlord's application for garage door repair costs was dismissed after the tribunal found the vehicle collision res…
LTB-L-013352-23
- 35 Hayden Street
The tribunal denied the landlord's request to review an earlier decision dismissing their eviction application. The revi…
LTB-L-016832-26
- 2545 Lauzon Road
The landlord applied to terminate the tenancy and evict the tenant based on an allegation of substantial interference. T…
LTB-L-020284-26
What’s in a record
Rent, year by year
Tenants report what they paid and when it changed. The result is a timeline that shows how a landlord changes rent over time — providing valuable information on landlord behaviour and rental market conditions.
Rent control status
Whether a unit is covered depends on your province and, in places like Ontario, on when the unit was first occupied. We show the status alongside the actual government rule.
Ownership history
Each building keeps its history of landlords, individual or corporate, intact. When the landlord changes, the earlier one stays on the record instead of being overwritten.
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The rent you report today is what the next tenant reads in 2030.
Rent history becomes more helpful the more of it exists. Every figure added builds a record that outlasts your lease and helps future tenants. Five minutes, no cost, no name attached. Help us protect future tenants.
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