In Newfoundland, rent can only be increased once every year and
not in the first year. What is the rule in Alberta?
In
Alberta, rent can be increased at different intervals depending
upon the kind of periodic tenancy that exists.
- For
a weekly tenancy, rent can be increased after 26 weeks form the
last increase.
- For
a monthly tenancy, rent can be increased after six months from
the last increase.
Notice
of an increase must be given.
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If
you have a personal problem, please consult a lawyer.
January
2007
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