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... settings or in non-assisted living apartments. Four respondents lived either with parents or sib...'s the province [that has] what they call a rent subsidy program. If I find a landlord that has a w...Wendell, S. 1996. The Rejected Body. New York and London: Routledge. . Michelle Owen Department ...
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... bachelor, one bedroom, and two bedroom apartments because they are the most prevalent in the West Br...2005. Cities and the Creative Class. New York: Routledge. . Glass, R. 1964. London: Aspects of C...
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... may be wiser for a landlord to accept less rent, temporarily, than to force a tenant into economic...Ltd. and City of North York et al. (1984), 47 O.R. (2d) 614 (H.C.J.). 3 City... 730 market condos, 120 market rental apartments and 250 affordable housing apartments. On October...
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... residential homeowners (and sometimes for renters). Furthermore, in some provinces, municipalities l... system, such as the overtaxation of apartments and commercial and industrial properties relative ...City Expenditures in the United States. New York: National Bureau of Economic Research. . Brueckner...
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It has to be part of a complete package," [Andrew Marquess] said. "It (installing a geothermal system) only makes sense if you're doing a total retrofit or new construction. It is the first "district" or "community" geothermal system in Manitoba -- where a multitude of buildings are served by one geothermal system. According to the Manitoba Geothermal Energy Alliance, a consortium of industry stakeholders, it is also the largest residential complex in the province using geothermal heat and cooling. The $25-million project involves two apartment blocks and 16 three-storey townhouse complexes on 3.3 hectares of land. (See map) B & M Land, a Winnipeg company formed in 2002. It specializes in buying and retrofitting multi-family residential properties and then managing them. Its exper...
... McPhillips Street into new-age-looking apartments and townhouses that will be entirely heated and co...We're talking 336 two- and three-bedroom rental units in 18 buildings -- two apartment blocks and ... geothermal heat at a former downtown hotel (York the Hotel) that it is converting to apartments. Wh...
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Through periods of population stagnation and decline, Manitoba's rent control policies have worked well. (Or more accurately, rent control's failings have been more easily ignored.) But with a modest population growth in Winnipeg in recent years, mostly through international immigration and migration from First Nations, the inherent problems of rent control are coming to the surface. Other factors have led to the exasperation of rental properties. A period of low interest rates have created a resurgent real estate market, and the increased costs of houses have sent buyers either to "down market" neighbourhoods (Wolseley instead of River Heights, West Broadway instead of Wolseley), or to buying condominiums instead of detached houses. This has led to the reduction of rental properties in...
... stupidity" in a June 2000 column in the New York Times, and the case against rent control is disput..., is characterized by scores of walk-up apartments from two eras of population growth: the brick thre...
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...--although there are houses available for rent, they are not within the financial reach of people... and lodging houses and basement apartments cater to many tenants within the City of Kitchener... man's attitudes, trans by Konrad Kellen (New York: Knopf, 1965), esp. ch 2,3 and 4. Quoted in W.H. V...
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...York, " Warren Publishing Inc. v. Microdos Data Corp. :...(a) sell or rent out,. (b) distribute to such an extent as to affec...", specifically persons who occupy apartments, hotel rooms, or dwelling units in the same buildi...
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In 1985, the first newspaper articles began appearing describing the "looming presence of poverty and attendant crime" in West Broadway. A May 1, 1985 article in the Free Press ("The poor and trendy meet on the street") described the transition to poverty beginning to happen. "Plastik's jazzy, post-punk d ©cor...the homey, good earth atmosphere of Wheat Song Bakery...native families eating out of our garbage can." The article quoted Larry Leroux who reported that his pharmacy had three armed robberies and three break ins in the last year. He felt the establishment of a soup kitchen at Broadway Community Club was bringing transient people into the neighbourhood. The arrival of crack cocaine didn't help. Nelson praised the renovated house for its quietness, its privacy, its security. "It'...
... Furby was built in 1906, a side-by-side rental property by local builders, Ford and Foster, for W..., a two- to three-month journey by canoe and York Boat. The family was part of the northern Hudson's... now are complaining about "drug apartments" not "drug houses" and there's a sense that the dr...
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Many contemporary immigrants belong to transnational families-families that maintain significant contact with two or more countries. These families identify with multiple environments and deal with life-cycle changes over extensive geographical space. This paper has two major aims: 1) to better understand how today's immigrant families facilitate intergenerational relationships across significant distances; and 2) to learn more about the understudied population of recent immigrant professionals from Eastern Europe in the United States. To accomplish mese aims, in-depth qualitative interviews were conducted with 24 immigrant mothers and fathers from Eastern European countries residing in the United States. Based on grounded theory methodology, we identified four themes: (1) The definitio...
... forced to reside together in small apartments (Roberts et al., 2000). Today, regardless of wheth... by a hurricane) and was asked to pay rent. From the perspective of our Eastern European part...We have been in Philadelphia and New York: you have much more to do there than what you have...
