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Originally Posted by Borderjumper
What does your lease say? most do say NO liquid filled vessels allowed without explicit written consent.
Unless the landlord has done HUGE renos no way can he raise your rent over the current cap which you will have to check with the Residental tenancy branch to find the amount.. Guessing 5% or so
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The contract only mentioned about pets and nothing about water vessels. I might be able to escalate it (not sure though) but in the end, its just gonna make my stay painful even if I stay.
Here's the rent increase quote of Alberta:
Rent Increases: Notice and Timing
There are no rent controls in Alberta. Rent can only be increased if there has not been a rent increase within the previous 365 days or since the start of the tenancy, whichever is later. Before the rent can be increased the landlord must give the following written notice:
weekly: 12 full tenancy weeks
monthly: 3 full tenancy months
any other periodic tenancy: 90 days
So Alberta doesn't have any sort of % cap of rent increment.