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Read the tenant experience
See reviews attached to the building or unit, including ratings and the details past tenants chose to share. The benefit: you can look beyond staging photos and ask better questions at a viewing.
About Renterly
Know the rental
before you rent it.
Renterly turns the information renters need into a record you can find by address: what tenants have experienced, what a unit has rented for, and who is behind the property. It is built to give you useful context before a lease is signed, not after something goes wrong.
A rental record, in one place
- Tenant reviews and landlord replies
- Reported rents and changes over time
- Rent-control status and government rules
- Landlord and corporate ownership links
- Published tribunal decisions matched to properties
For renters
Replace guesswork with the Renterly for an address
Listings are designed to sell you on a place. Renterly is designed to help you research it — whether you’re comparing options, preparing to negotiate, or deciding if a unit is worth applying for.
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See reported rent over time
Tenant-reported rent entries create a timeline rather than a single asking price. The benefit: you can spot how rent has changed between tenancies and use real context in your budget or negotiation.
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Understand rent control
Records show a unit’s reported rent-control status alongside the relevant provincial rule and government source. The benefit: you can identify a question worth confirming before you rely on an advertised rent.
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Follow the landlord, not just the listing
Renterly links named landlords and corporate ownership where the record supports it. The benefit: a numbered company or changing property name does not have to hide the wider pattern behind an address.
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Find public tribunal records at the address
Published tenancy tribunal decisions can be matched from a landlord name to the related property. The benefit: public records that are hard to locate become part of the research you can do before signing.
How the record grows
Made useful by the people who have lived there.
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Search
Start with any Canadian rental address — apartment, house, condo, or suite.
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Review the record
See the information already connected to the building and its units.
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Leave it better
Add a review, rent figure, or status update to help the renter who comes next.
Contributions are confirmed by email and published without the contributor’s name. Tenant-submitted reviews and rent figures are not independently verified; use them as context, and read any public landlord response alongside the review.
For landlords
A public record should include a way to respond.
Renterly does not sell review removal or hide tenant feedback. Instead, landlords can claim their properties, participate publicly, and understand the feedback their renters are seeing.
Landlord tools
Claim a building or unit
Connect your account to the properties you manage.
Reply publicly to reviews
Share your side of the story where renters can read it. Reviewer identities stay private.
Track your portfolio’s feedback
See ratings over time, reported rent context, and review activity across claimed properties.
A fairer rental search
The next tenant should not have to start from zero.
Search the address you’re considering, or add what you know to a record that can make the next renter’s decision clearer.
Search an address