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Tenants who wish to sublet their apartment to tourists will have to pay a fee to obtain a certificate from Tourisme Québec, otherwise they will risk a fine of at least $2,500 a day.
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The percentage of co-owned properties offered for rent continues to grow in the regions of Montreal and Quebec City. That is what the data reveals from the released CMHC (Canada Mortgage and Housing C...
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CORPIQ recently conducted a survey with its members to find out whether they support the idea of renting their units to Syrian refugees currently relocating to Quebec. The results indicate that 59% ar...
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Finding tenants could prove more difficult for landlords, especially in the CMAS of Montreal and Quebec City. At least, this is what the CMHC (Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation) data revealed du...
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