Landlord complained to RTB that couple's two children were 'not registered' to live in property A couple have been ordered to pay €19,000 in arrears after their landlord hiked the monthly rent from €500 to €2,000. Kerry Foley was letting a house in Fairhills, Tubrid Beg, Abbeydorney, Co Kerry, and complained to the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) that she was not notified that the tenants' children were also living in the property.
Most tenants told me they got nothing. In fact, they've had services removed," said Morrow. CBC Toronto has reached out to Westbury for comment on this case but has not yet heard back from the company. In its application, Westbury maintains it's added a new boiler and hot water system, among other things. Wendy Morrow, with the Federation of Metro Tenants Associations, suggests tenants take the time to go through all the documents presented at their board hearing well beforehand.
Which EU countries have the highest homelessness rates? By numbers: Germany. Europe's largest-economy reported earlier in 2025 that 531,600 people are without a permanent shelter in the country, although the figure covers different kinds of homelessness, including people staying with friends and family. Calculated in proportion to inhabitants, the Czech Republic has the most homeless people, with more than 230,000 people living in another type of housing or are homeless out of the country's population of 10 million.
Just down the block sits Carnegie House. It's the longtime home of many rally attendees - and one of Dell's recent real estate investments. Residents of the co-op, known as the only remaining affordable building on Billionaires' Row, are facing the looming threat of displacement from a 450% rent hike. The issue is the co-op's ground lease. Though residents own their apartments inside, they don't own the land the building stands on - the ground lease owners do.
If the lease tenants can't pay the new rent, the building could go into default and residents would lose all equity in their homes.
