本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛租户将有四个月的时间腾出出租单元。 租户将有权获得相当于根据租赁协议支付的一个月租金的金额。
如果房东没有按照四个月通知中规定的方式翻新或修理出租单元，房东必须向租户支付相当于根据租赁协议应付的月租金的 12 倍的额外金额.
The Ministry of Housing issued a statement on the situation with the Magdalena:We can confirm that the Residential Tenancy Branch has received an application for dispute resolution in this matter.To protect renters, in 2021 the Province brought in new regulations to prevent illegal renovictions (unnecessary evictions to complete renovations to a property) by requiring landlords to apply to the Residential Tenancy Branch for pre-approval before ending a tenancy for renovations or repairs. If a landlord wants to end a tenancy for this reason, they must first apply to the Residential Tenancy Branch.The landlord must have all required permits and approvals, and must prove the work is both necessary and the only way to complete it is by ending the tenancy.Both the landlord and tenants are notified to attend a dispute resolution proceeding where an arbitrator decides if ending the tenancy is the only way to complete this work. While the Ministry does not disclose whether a landlord has applied to the RTB for this purpose, all tenants are notified to attend a dispute resolution hearing once an application had been submitted.If the arbitrator decides to end tenancy after the dispute resolution hearing, tenants would have four months to vacate the rental unit. Tenants would be entitled to receive an amount that is equivalent of one month’s rent payable under the tenancy agreement.The landlord must (except in extenuating circumstances) pay the tenant an additional amount equal to 12 times the monthly rent payable under the tenancy agreement if the landlord does not renovate or repair the rental unit in the manner specified on the Four Month Notice, or they don’t begin working on the renovations or repairs within a reasonable amount of time after the effective date of that.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
如果房东没有按照四个月通知中规定的方式翻新或修理出租单元，房东必须向租户支付相当于根据租赁协议应付的月租金的 12 倍的额外金额.
The Ministry of Housing issued a statement on the situation with the Magdalena:We can confirm that the Residential Tenancy Branch has received an application for dispute resolution in this matter.To protect renters, in 2021 the Province brought in new regulations to prevent illegal renovictions (unnecessary evictions to complete renovations to a property) by requiring landlords to apply to the Residential Tenancy Branch for pre-approval before ending a tenancy for renovations or repairs. If a landlord wants to end a tenancy for this reason, they must first apply to the Residential Tenancy Branch.The landlord must have all required permits and approvals, and must prove the work is both necessary and the only way to complete it is by ending the tenancy.Both the landlord and tenants are notified to attend a dispute resolution proceeding where an arbitrator decides if ending the tenancy is the only way to complete this work. While the Ministry does not disclose whether a landlord has applied to the RTB for this purpose, all tenants are notified to attend a dispute resolution hearing once an application had been submitted.If the arbitrator decides to end tenancy after the dispute resolution hearing, tenants would have four months to vacate the rental unit. Tenants would be entitled to receive an amount that is equivalent of one month’s rent payable under the tenancy agreement.The landlord must (except in extenuating circumstances) pay the tenant an additional amount equal to 12 times the monthly rent payable under the tenancy agreement if the landlord does not renovate or repair the rental unit in the manner specified on the Four Month Notice, or they don’t begin working on the renovations or repairs within a reasonable amount of time after the effective date of that.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net