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The maximum rent increase in BC for 2024 is 3.5%. This is up 1.5% from last year but below the 12-month average inflation rate of 5.6%. The cap applies to any increase on or after January 1, 2024.
Parking and storage fees Landlords can add parking and/or storage fees to the tenancy agreement. If included, these fees cant exceed the annual allowable rent increase. If the tenant believes these fees are unreasonable, they should contact the RTB for help.
To make this happen, landlords should use the BC Mutual Agreement To End A Tenancy (RTB- 8). This is the form that should be used when there is no dispute or lease agreement that warrants the tenancy being terminated. This form is only used when both parties agree to end the agreement without dispute.
Under the new rules, the principal residence requirement means short-term rentals can only be offered in the principal residence of a host, plus one additional unit, secondary suite or laneway home/garden suite on the property in communities with populations greater than 10,000 people.
Landlords cannot raise rent more than 10% total or 5% plus the percentage change in the cost of living whichever is lower over a 12-month period.
Need to know for renters For example, if a rent increase takes effect in 2025, the maximum allowable rent increase is the 12-month average per-cent change in the all-items Consumer Price Index for B.C. ending in July 2024.
The 2024 rent increase limit for residential tenancies is 3.5%. If utilities and other fees are included in the rent, the landlord still cannot increase the rent beyond this amount even if their costs are higher.
Landlords can request the following information from potential tenants: Verifiable income and employment. References, preferably a previous landlord. Photo identification to ensure their name matches the application (Note: landlords cannot make a copy of any identification)