See what FRPO’s President & CEO, Tony Irwin, had to say on Toronto’s renoviction bylaw in a @storeyspub article. We need policies that grow rental supply, not add barriers. Read Tony’s thoughts below.

Ontario’s municipalities have collected $10B in development charges from builders. The province urges these funds be used now to lower building costs and speed up new rental housing supply. Using reserves can help address Ontario’s housing shortage. #LetsBuildOntario

Breaking down interprovincial barriers and harmonizing renter protections can reduce costs and boost rental housing supply. Coordinated action is key to a fair, efficient housing market across Canada. #LetsBuildOntario

Immigration caps and increased rental supply have driven rents down 2–8% in major Canadian cities. Reduced immigration along with continued support for new housing construction is key to helping bring affordability back to the housing market. #LetsBuildOntario

Ottawa’s average rents continue to rise, defying national trends. Sustained investment in new rental housing supply remains essential to meet future demand and improve affordability. #LetsBuildOntario

Ontario’s 2026 rent cap is set at 2.1%, the lowest in four years. While this supports affordability for residents, boosting rental housing supply remains crucial. #LetsBuildOntario

TD Bank reports mortgage renewals will strain Canadians, but most will manage as payments trend lower overall. Non-mortgage debt delinquency is rising, increasing financial pressure for some. Rental housing providers should stay alert to these shifts. #LetsBuildOntario

The condo market in Toronto and Vancouver is experiencing a significant slowdown, with sales dropping and inventory rising. This trend is making it challenging for residents seeking to transition to larger homes. Rental housing providers are adjusting strategies to address these

Toronto is legalizing sixplexes citywide, but high development charges remain a major barrier. Extending fee waivers to more units would make it possible to build more homes, increase supply, and lower rents for residents. Supply-side solutions are essential for affordability.

Canada’s rental housing supply remains far behind demand, with a shortfall of over 900,000 units by the end of 2024. Building more homes is the only way to give residents stable, affordable options. Supporting supply-side solutions will help close this gap. #LetsBuildOntario

It's #MemberStoryMonday!.Holt Meadow Group celebrates Alina, their Revenue Administration Manager, for going above and beyond to support the team. From taking on multiple roles to delivering solutions with empathy and expertise, Alina’s commitment drives success for all. Read

It's #MemberStoryMonday!.Holt Meadow Property Management celebrates Alina, their Revenue Administration Manager, for going above and beyond to support the team. From taking on multiple roles to delivering solutions with empathy and expertise, Alina’s commitment drives success for

Canada must double housing construction to restore affordability by 2035, says CMHC. Ontario faces one of the largest supply shortfalls. Building more homes is essential so residents have access to affordable, stable housing. Supply-side solutions are the way forward.

Inflation stayed at 1.7% in May as rental price growth slowed, thanks to new housing supply in Ontario. This highlights how building more homes supports stable costs for residents. Supply-side solutions remain key for tackling Ontario’s housing challenges. #LetsBuildOntario

It’s #MemberStoryMonday! Shoutout to Sifton Property for their Quarter Century Club, celebrating residents who have called their properties home for 25+ years! A great way to build community and show appreciation. Visit to learn more. #FRPO

After a brief dip, Canadian rents are rising again – up 2% in just three months. Affordability gains are short-lived, and demand remains strong. For rental housing providers, this is a crucial moment to invest in new supply and meet Canada’s ongoing housing needs.

It's #MemberStoryMonday! 🌈 Hazelview Properties' Story of Midtown Toronto is the first rental building in Canada to earn Rainbow Registered status from CGLCC. Congrats for leading the way in 2SLGBTQI+ inclusion! To learn more visit #LetsBuildOntario

Trade war worries are easing, and resales are picking up in many Canadian markets, but high inventory and soft prices mean buyers have more options than ever. For rental housing providers, now’s the time to invest in supply – meeting demand and supporting market stability.

With interest rates staying high and homebuyers on the sidelines, demand for rentals will remain strong. Building and providing more rental homes is key to meeting Canada’s housing needs, especially in uncertain times. #LetsBuildOntario

Important perspective from Fitzrovia CEO Adrian Rocca in the @TorontoStar: Toronto’s housing crisis is driven by chronic underbuilding, not corporate rental-housing providers. Supply-side solutions and purpose-built rentals are essential to solving the crisis. Read more:.