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Ontario’s 2025 housing bill may end indefinite leases and weaken rent control, raising eviction risks for vulnerable tenants.
Ontario’s proposed Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act 2025 could end indefinite leases and weaken rent control, allowing landlords to evict tenants at lease expiry without cause.
The bill, aimed at speeding up housing construction, permits lease changes based on market conditions or personal needs, sparking concern among tenants and advocates who warn it threatens housing stability, especially for seniors and low-income renters.
While the government maintains rent increases will remain capped at 2.5% and supports small landlords, critics say the changes risk increasing homelessness and undermining tenant rights in a strained rental market.
El proyecto de ley de vivienda 2025 de Ontario puede poner fin a los arrendamientos indefinidos y debilitar el control de las rentas, aumentando los riesgos de desalojo para los inquilinos vulnerables.