1823 East Pender Street
Vancouver, British Columbia V5L
Apartment BuildingLandlord
1 name on filings for this addressCorporation · On the City's rental licence · Sep 2026
No tribunal orders on file at this address.
What tenants say
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Tribunal decisions
None on fileNo tribunal orders at this address
Good news: nothing at this address has been matched to a published order that a residential tenancy tribunal made against the landlord.
It isn’t necessarily a clean record, though. We display orders where it is possible to retrieve them, and coverage varies by province. Additionally, most disputes are settled without an order ever being written, or never make it to a provincial tribunal.
By-law issues (City of Vancouver)
Grandview-Woodland · 42 units on the licenceVancouver licenses every rental building with five or more units and publishes the ones with unresolved orders under its property by-laws — Standards of Maintenance, Building, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire and others. The City's list shows only today's, runs about two days behind, and drops a building the day its issues are resolved; Renterly keeps the history the City does not publish. Nothing here was submitted by a tenant.
- First seen on the list
- 15 September, 2026
- Business operator on the City's licence
- BC Indigenous Housing Society
The issues on the City's record · read 15 September, 2026
Fire By-law
| Issue | Open | Found | Completed | On |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fire Department Connection | 1 | January 2020 |
History
- 15 September, 2026Listed with 1 unresolved by-law issue
Source: City of Vancouver Open Data, Open Government Licence – Vancouver. The City's page for this address is where the issues above are published.
Rent control
2.3%
Maximum increase in British Columbia this year
No units on file for this building yet.
British Columbia caps rent increases at 2.3% for 2026. Rent can only go up once every 12 months, and your landlord must give three full months of written notice — the longest standard notice period among the capped provinces. Unlike Ontario, BC has no new-construction exemption: the cap applies to almost all private tenancies regardless of when the building was occupied.
Read the rules on the British Columbia government site →Rent control is decided apartment by apartment. Open an apartment to see or update its status.
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