Rental records · Canada
They checked your history.
Now check their record.
What past tenants paid, the rent reset between tenancies, and whether the unit is rent controlled, and any tribunal cases filed against the landlord — attached to the address.
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New · Tribunal records
Landlord tenancy tribunal cases, attached to the address.
Tribunal decisions are public, but they're filed under the landlord's name — not the building — so a tenant signing a lease never sees them. Renterly is the first place they're matched to the property.
See tribunal recordsSourced from published tenancy tribunal decisions. Outcomes are stated as decided; a filing is not a finding.
Recent decisions
- 310 Mitton Street South
The tribunal found that the former landlord acted in bad faith by issuing false N12 notices to evict the tenant, and ord…
LTB-T-014625-23
- 30 Nelson Street
The tribunal ordered the tenant to pay rent arrears and costs to the landlord, but also found the landlord substantially…
LTB-T-017725-25
- 48 Brass Drive
The tribunal found the landlords gave the tenant a notice of termination in bad faith and ordered them to pay the tenant…
LTB-T-025095-23
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 whether a landlord resets hard after the first year — the increase that rent control often doesn’t cover.
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.
Who actually owns it
Numbered companies make it hard to tell that four buildings share one owner. Corporate landlords are linked to their principals, so patterns across a portfolio are visible.
Add to the record
The rent you report today is what the next tenant reads in 2030.
Rent history only becomes evidence once enough of it exists. Every figure added builds a record that outlasts your lease. Five minutes, no cost, no name attached.
What a contribution does
- 5 min
About how long it takes to add a rent figure or write a review.
- Confirmed
Contributors confirm an email address, so one person can't file the same address twice.
- Never
published. A landlord can reply to a review, not unmask who wrote it.