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Illegal Airbnbs: Montreal squad cracking down - Vimarsana News

Illegal Airbnbs: Montreal squad cracking down

There's a new squad cracking down on illegal Airbnbs in Montreal, four months after a deadly fire stirred nationwide discussion about short-term rentals and their lack of oversight. The four-person squad will target the Plateau-Mont-Royal, Ville-Marie and Sud-Ouest boroughs, where most short-term rental listings are located, despite being illegal in many neighbourhoods.

Montreal is selling historic Côte-St-Paul ex-town hall for $1 - Vimarsana News

Montreal is selling historic Côte-St-Paul ex-town hall for $1

After leaving it vacant for a decade, the City of Montreal is selling the 1910 building. The buyer would have to shoulder the costs to repair and preserve its historic nature.

City of Montreal swoops in to protect rooming house from sale to private buyer - Vimarsana News

City of Montreal swoops in to protect rooming house from sale to private buyer

The building, newly acquired by the city, is a seven-unit rooming house on Centre Street in Pointe-Saint-Charles where vulnerable tenants are paying low rents.

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City of Montreal swoops in to protect rooming house from sale to private buyer - Vimarsana News

City of Montreal swoops in to protect rooming house from sale to private buyer

The building, newly acquired by the city, is a seven-unit rooming house on Centre Street in Pointe-Saint-Charles where vulnerable tenants are paying low rents.

Montreal wants more affordable housing, developers want to make a profit - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Montreal wants more affordable housing, developers want to make a profit - Montreal

The City of Montreal has been sitting on a vast piece of land for six years that could help with the housing shortage, but private developers have so far expressed little interest.