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]]>Thank you again for taking the time to tour one of our Osgoode communities. Now that you’ve seen the space firsthand, we wanted to share a little more insight into what makes living with Osgoode such a smart, comfortable choice, especially if you’ve compared our suites to newer builds around the city.
We’re here to make your next home feel stable, spacious, and supported. And if you’re getting ready to take the next steps, here’s why so many people choose Osgoode as the place they want to settle into.

Rent Control in Ottawa — A Huge Win for Your Budget
If budgeting and long-term planning matter to you, rent control is a big deal — all of our Ottawa communities are protected under Ontario’s rent control guidelines. That means your rent can only increase by a small, government-set percentage each year. It stays predictable, stable, and easy to plan for.
This matters even more if you’ve ever lived in a newer build. Many new-build apartments in Ontario are exempt from rent control, meaning rent can jump significantly year-to-year. A lot of renters tour with us after receiving an unexpected increase at a newer building and are relieved to find a more dependable option.
With rent control, you can put down roots without worrying that your rent will suddenly skyrocket. It’s one of the reasons so many Osgoode residents stay for years — it’s simply easier to enjoy life when your housing costs aren’t a surprise.

Spacious, Comfortable Suites — So Much More Room Than Many New Builds
Another reason people fall in love with Osgoode suites is the space. Our layouts tend to be larger than what you’ll find in many brand-new rental towers, which often offer compact “micro-style” layouts at premium pricing.
Osgoode suites, on the other hand, are known for their generous square footage and practical layouts. You get real living space — room for a proper sofa, dining table, workspace, or even a little reading corner. Our residents tell us over and over again that this extra breathing room makes a huge difference in comfort and daily life.
Plus, our buildings are professionally maintained by onsite teams who care. You get the charm and space of a long-established home, with the reliability of proactive upkeep.

A Helpful On-Site Team, Right in Your Community
One of the things you may have noticed on your tour is the friendly presence of our onsite team. Every Osgoode community has dedicated staff members who work right in the building or complex. They’re here to answer questions, help with maintenance, and keep the community running smoothly.
You’re never left waiting on a remote call centre or uncertain response times. It’s real people, right here, who get to know you and your home.

Transit, Shopping, Schools — Everything Right Where You Need It
All of our communities are placed in convenient, desirable neighbourhoods with everyday essentials nearby. Groceries, pharmacies, parks, restaurants, transit, and schools are all close — which means less time commuting and more time enjoying your neighbourhood.
Whether you’re a student, a family, a working professional, or someone seeking simplicity, these locations make life easier.
Ready for Your Next Step?
If your tour left you thinking, “I could really see myself living here”, now is a great time to start your application. Our suites are in high demand — and applying early helps secure the home you want and speeds up the approval process.
If you’d like help with the application or want to confirm availability, our onsite team would be happy to walk you through everything.
We’d truly love to welcome you home to an Osgoode property — a place where you can enjoy stability, space, and a community that takes care of you.
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]]>However, there are times when rent control does not come into effect! All builds in Ontario that have been built after 2018 are exempt from rent control. This means landlords can raise rent only after the tenancy agreement has been concluded. So join us as we dive into rent control and explain how it works, the pros and cons, and answer some common questions Osgoode Properties residents may have!

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Rent Control Explained
Rent control serves as a safeguard for residents, preventing rent from skyrocketing too quickly and ensuring consistency in living expenses. It aims to provide stability and affordability in rental markets, particularly in areas with concerns about rapidly rising costs. However, in 2018, the Ontario government removed rent control for new builds to encourage the creation of more housing spaces. While landlords have some flexibility in adjusting prices for exceptional circumstances like property renovations or increased operating costs, these exceptions are regulated to ensure fairness.
Rent increases typically occur once every 12 months, with landlords required to provide written notice 90 days in advance. In Canada, annual rent increase guidelines set by provincial or territorial governments outline the maximum allowable percentage for rent increases, aiming to balance affordability for residents and reasonable returns for landlords. These guidelines vary between provinces, considering factors like inflation rates and housing market conditions, promoting transparency and predictability in the rental market for a more stable housing environment.
Rent Control Policies After 2018
Since November 2018, Ontario has witnessed shifts in its rent control policies. At that time, a decision was made to exempt all new builds from rent control measures, serving as an incentive for developers to pursue new construction projects. For residents of these newly built properties, this exemption implies that landlords hold the authority to increase rent by any amount once the agreed-upon timeframe has elapsed. This change shows how hard it is to make rules that make both renters and builders happy while trying to create a housing market that's fair and works well for everyone.
The Osgoode Difference
As one of eastern Canada’s largest owners of residential rental properties, Osgoode Properties prides ourselves on our ability to look out for our present and future residents. All of our Ontario properties were built before 2018, which means all our apartments are guided by rent control. This ensures that our tenants benefit from the stability and predictability afforded by rent control measures, allowing them to plan their finances with confidence.
At Osgoode Properties, we understand the importance of providing affordable and secure housing options, and we are committed to upholding these principles while delivering exceptional living experiences for our residents. So rest assured, you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with rent control protections, ensuring a bright future in your new home.

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Rent Control Q&A
Here are some of our residents’ most asked questions about rent control.
- What provinces and territories in Canada have rent control laws?
Most provinces and territories in Canada have some form of rent control legislation in place. However, the details and extent of rent control measures vary widely. For instance, provinces like Ontario and British Columbia have comprehensive rent control policies that cover most rental units, while others may offer more limited or temporary regulations.
- Are there any exemptions to rent control policies?
While most residential rental properties fall under rent control, there are often exemptions for certain types of housing or situations. For example, some provinces may grant immunity from rent control regulations for a certain period to new construction or units that have been significantly renovated. Additionally, some rental properties may be spared if they are owned or operated by specific organizations, such as non-profit housing providers.
- Can landlords apply for rent increases above the allowable limit?
In some cases, landlords may apply for rent increases above the allowable limit set by rent control regulations. This often requires demonstrating significant financial hardship or the need to cover specific expenses, such as major repairs or renovations. However, approval for such increases is typically subject to review and approval by a regulatory body or government agency.
Rent control is an essential policy that all renters should be aware of. In Canada, this vital policy serves to foster fairness and stability in the rental housing market. By striking a delicate balance between the interests of all parties, rent control helps ensure that housing remains accessible and affordable for all.
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]]>Residents also enjoy on-site comforts proactively maintained by our friendly, live-in staff, including an outdoor pool and gym, plus, a convenience store offers easy access to essentials right in the building.
In addition to the array of on-site and neighbourhood amenities, we have a number of modern, upgraded suites at Brittany Drive Apartments available for rent right now. Let’s dive in!
Open Floorplan
Embrace the beauty of open concept living. Your newly upgraded suite at Brittany Drive features an open kitchen, living, and dining room, giving you abundant natural light, the illusion of more space, and a flow ideal for entertaining.
LVP Flooring
What is LVP flooring, you ask? ‘LVP’ stands for luxury vinyl plank flooring. When you hear the word ‘vinyl’, you may be thinking of the sheet/roll flooring you had in your childhood home, but LVP flooring is far from that. Designed in planks to give the look of hardwood, LVP flooring offers many benefits – it’s resilient, low-maintenance, and attractive.
New Cabinets
The kitchen is truly the heart of the home. It’s where you grab your morning coffee to energize for the day, cook delicious dinners, and grab snacks before movie night. Because we know the crucial role kitchens play in our day-to-day lives, we’ve installed modern, high-quality cabinets in all our upgraded suites at Brittany Drive – talk about kitchen goals!
Granite Counters
While we’re on the topic of kitchens, your upgraded suite at Brittany Drive also features luxurious granite counters. Granite adds richness to your space, plus it’s resistant to heat, stains, scratches, and moisture. You’ll find them in the bathroom too!
Mirrored Closet Doors
But wait, there’s more! We’ve also installed mirrored closet doors throughout the suites. They reflect natural light and add dimension to your space, making it feel more open and airy. It's also helpful to have large mirrors so you can better assess your outfits in the morning.
Are all these fabulous upgrades tempting you to make your nest move to Brittany Drive Apartments? Well, we don’t blame you. These upgraded suites won’t be available for long, apply today! Click here.
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For some, that means heading to class every day with nights and weekends full of homework. For others, we are continuing the work-from-home routine that we have become accustomed to over the past year.
Just because you don’t have a dedicated room for your office, that doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice comfort and convenience in your at-home workspace. In fact, with our list of essentials, you can create optimal work from a home area, no matter the size of your space. Check it out!
Essential #1 – Create an Office Zone
When you live in a small space, it’s important to capitalize on each bit of square footage you have by designing multi-functional spaces. Incorporate a desk into your bedroom, turn your living room nook or hallway into a mini office, or use a large closet as a hideaway workspace.
Essential #2 – Clever Storage
Next up on the list is storage. Living in an apartment means you need to leverage creative storage options to maximize your space. One way you can do this is by using vertical space. Consider decorating with floating shelves and pinboards that hang on your wall. You should also look for multi-functional furniture pieces like an ottoman that doubles as storage or an armoire with a hidden desk.
Essential #3 – Power Up
Let there be light! When designing your space-saving workspace, make sure you have enough light. If possible, set yourself up by a window, and if not, get a desk lamp. It is important to have ample lighting to avoid straining your eyes. In addition, to creating a bright workspace, make sure you have enough outlets to power all your devices. Get a power bar if needed so that you’re always charged up!
Essential #4 – Views
We are all about views! Space permissible, we encourage you to set your desk up near a window to bring in lots of natural light and to enjoy the view when you’re taking a break. If your window space is limited, use wall space to showcase fun pieces of art and decorations to keep your workspace lively and full of inspiration.
Essential #5 – Ergonomics
The final component to consider when developing your space-saving workspace is ergonomics. Ergonomics is defined as the study of how people work in their environment and considers the engineering and design of products, processes, and systems. When selecting your desk, chair, and storage, make sure to think about the ergonomics of your choices. Is your desk at the right height? Does your chair have the proper backrest? Is your storage easily accessible? Consider all these items to create a work area that promotes efficiency and comfort.
And that’s it! With these simple tips, you can create the ultimate small workspace for your apartment. Need some inspiration? Check out how we styled the micro-offices in some of our model units. Click here.

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]]>Calling all apartment renters! Are you looking for a new place to call home?
At Osgoode Properties, we proudly offer amenity-rich, proactively maintained, and continually modernized apartments in great neighbourhoods across the region. We’re here to help you #MakeYourBestMove AND save some money.
This summer you can receive money off your first month’s rent at buildings across Ottawa, Gatineau, and Edmonton. Read on to find out where you can save!
The Oaks – 2975 & 2995 Albion Road North – Ottawa, ON
Located in Ottawa South, just off Walkley Road near Bank Street, The Oaks offers excellent value and convenience. Living here, you are just a short drive or bus ride from the Glebe and downtown Ottawa. Plus, the neighbourhood offers easy, walkable access to parks, schools, public transit, grocery stores, and the South Keys Shopping Centre.
Key Property Amenities
- Utilities Included
- Pet Friendly
- Outdoor Pool
- On-Site Laundry Facilities
- Balconies Available
- Hardwood Floors
- Storage Lockers
- Individual Thermostats
For the month of July and August receive 50% OFF first month’s rent!
- 1 Bedrooms available starting at $1,285.
- 2 Bedroom available starting at $1,495.
Find an available suite at The Oaks here.
Brittany Apartments – 230 & 240 Brittany Drive – Ottawa, ON
Located close to schools, parks, shopping, and transit in Ottawa’s east end, Brittany Drive Apartments offers outstanding value in comfort and convenience. This building is within walking distance to the Montfort Hospital and offers easy access to the downtown core, the University of Ottawa, and popular cycling and walking paths along the Ottawa River. Plus, the surrounding neighbourhood is known for its independent shops and restaurants, and its major malls.
Key Property Amenities
- Pet Friendly
- Outdoor Pool
- Indoor & Outdoor Parking ($)
- Water + Heat Included
Key Suite Amenities
- Balconies Available
- Hardwood & Ceramic Floors
- In-Suite Storage & Storage Lockers
- Walk-In Closets
For the month of July and August receive 1-month FREE rent!
- 1 Bedrooms available starting at $1,255.
- 2 Bedrooms available starting at $1,545.
Find an available suite at Brittany Apartments here.
Pleasant Park Place – 2025 & 2035 Othello Avenue – Ottawa, ON
Set on beautifully landscaped grounds in a mature residential neighbourhood in southeast Ottawa, Pleasant Park Place offers a family-friendly, community atmosphere close to schools, parks, an Ottawa public library branch, and the newly renovated Canterbury Community Centre. Residents can also walk to the General Campus of the Ottawa Hospital and the Elmvale Shopping Centre, where an OC Transpo hub offers an easy trip downtown and to the University of Ottawa.
Key Property Amenities
- Pet Friendly
- On-Site Laundry Facilities
- Outdoor Parking ($)
- Utilities Included
Key Suite Amenities
- Balconies Available
- Hardwood, Carpeted & Ceramic Floors
- Individual Thermostats
For the month of July and August receive $500 OFF (1 bedrooms) or $750 OFF (2 bedrooms) first month’s rent!
- 1 Bedrooms available starting at $1,310.
- 2 Bedrooms available starting at $1,510.
Find an available suite at Pleasant Park Place here.
Lakeview Apartments – 360 Croydon Avenue – Ottawa, ON
Conveniently located beside Lincoln Fields Shopping Centre, Lakeview Apartments offers great comfort and value. Just a short walk to the Lincoln Fields transitway station, you’ll enjoy easy access to Britannia Beach, Carlingwood Mall, Bayshore Shopping Centre, the Ottawa River Pathway, and so much more.
Key Property Amenities
- Pet Friendly
- On-Site Laundry Facilities
- Outdoor Parking ($)
- Utilities Included
Key Suite Amenities
- Balconies Available
- Eat-In Kitchen (select suites)
- Walk-In Closets (select suites)
- Individual Thermostats
For the month of July and August receive $500 OFF (1 bedrooms) or $750 OFF (2 bedrooms) first month’s rent!
- 1 Bedrooms available starting at $1,445.
Find an available suite at Lakeview Apartments here.
Baywood Park – 11405, 132 Street NW – Edmonton, AB
Set on beautiful, parklike grounds in the quiet, well-established community of Inglewood, the welcoming apartment community of Baywood Park makes you forget you're in the city. This property is conveniently located across the street from Westmount Mall and close to major access roads to downtown, Yellowhead Trail, the Anthony Henday Parkway, and tons of other amenities including public transit, cycling routes, community centres, and more.
Key Property Amenities
- Pet Friendly (2/suite)
- Outdoor Parking
- Water + Heat Included
- On-Site Laundry Facilities
Key Suite Amenities
- Bright Suites
- Carpeted Floors
- Eat-In Kitchen (select suites)
- In-Suite Storage (select suites)
For the month of July and August receive $500 OFF (1 bedrooms) or $750 OFF (2 bedrooms) first month’s rent, and seniors (age 60+) only pay a $200 deposit!
- 1 Bedrooms available starting at $745 (Phase 1) and $1,000 (Phase 2).
- 2 Bedrooms available starting at $895 (Phase 1) and $1,100 (Phase 2).
Find an available suite at Baywood Park here.
Interested in one of our other buildings in Ottawa or Gatineau?
Receive the following discounts on first month’s rent:
- $250 OFF Studios
- $500 OFF 1 Bedrooms
- $750 OFF 2 Bedrooms
At Osgoode Properties, we’re all about the resident experience. From friendly on-site staff to amenity-rich, well-maintained buildings, we are committed to going above and beyond for our residents and the community.
Let us welcome you home – book a showing today!
Note: Pricing and promotions are subject to change. Contact us for the most up-to-date information.
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]]>As the fourth largest city in Quebec, Gatineau has a ton to offer. This young, dynamic, and growing city stretches from east to west along the Ottawa River, and it is the perfect size for ease of living.
Here are our Top 5 reasons to consider calling Gatineau home if you’re looking to live near the Nation’s Capital.
Reason #1 – Save Your Money
Did you know rental prices in Gatineau are 30-50% lower than in Ottawa? That’s a huge saving! Plus, you can also reduce your expenditures on water, hydro, and daycare fees which are all lower in Gatineau when compared to most major Canadian cities.
Reason #2 – Cut Your Commute
If you commute to school or work each day you can reduce your travel time to Ottawa’s downtown core by living in Gatineau. A trip from many parts of Gatineau is actually closer than many Ottawa suburbs. Plus, Gatineau also offers a robust public transport system with connections to the Nation’s Capital and surrounding communities including Hull, Aylmer, Buckingham, and Masson-Angers.
Reason #3 – Nurture in Nature
No matter the season, Gatineau has a lot to offer outdoor enthusiasts. With over 300 kilometres of cycling and walking paths, 360 square kilometres of hills and forest in Gatineau Park, and more than 200 kilometres of groomed cross-country ski trails, this city lets you experience nature all year long. Gatineau’s landscape also offers tons of waterfront views with 4 rivers, and numerous lakes, streams, and waterways. You can easily escape the hustle of the big city without having to go far from home.
Reason #4 – Cosmopolitan Culture
Cultural life is rich and vibrant in Gatineau. Home to the Salle Odyssée, the Orchestre Symphonique de Gatineau, the Canadian Museum of History, dozens of festivals including the Hot Air Balloon Festival, and several high-calibre sporting events such as the Grand Prix Cycliste, Gatineau boasts a lush cultural landscape. The city also has one of the highest bilingualism rates, with 63.5% of its population fluent in both English and French, and a booming downtown scene featuring restaurants, microbreweries, patios, and the Culture Trail, which highlights urban art along a 3-kilometre path in the heart of Gatineau.
Reason #5 – Abundant Amenities
Living in Gatineau you’ll enjoy easy access to countless amenities to enrich your day-to-day life. From schools to shopping and so much more, Gatineau’s location lets you take advantage of all the City’s offerings. Plus, with a convenient commute to downtown Ottawa, you’re just minutes from the conveniences and a whole other city.
Sounds splendid right?! Gatineau is truly a wonderful city to call home, and it offers a wide variety of benefits to its residents. So, if you’re ready to make your move, check out our Gatineau properties here.
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]]>Osgoode Properties is committed to investing in our people because we know that investing in our staff is our most effective way to continue to grow as an organization, as professionals and as providers of rental homes. While the list of why we have committed to ongoing professional development and learning is long, our top 3 reasons for doing so are:
- Educated staff is our most valuable resource – we hire great people and want to retain them.
- Increases happiness and engagement in employees who then provide better customer service – and we are all about customer service.
- Keeps employees knowledgeable about industry best-practices.
Osgoode has three legs to our learning stool that ensure our staff are growing in their knowledge, skill and personal effectiveness:
- Self-Directed: Osgoode Properties has a generous continuous education policy and awards staff for pursuing their own learning
- Internal: Osgoode Properties internal Training Department is staffed with two full time trainers who provide extensive onboarding and support our staff in their current roles as well as preparing them to take on new responsibilities and positions within the company.
- External: We partner with external training groups to provide professional development, management and wellness training to our staff
One external trainer that we work with extensively is the Real Estate Institute of Canada (REIC) and this week we partner with them to send a third class of Osgoode employees from Ontario, Quebec and Alberta to study for and obtain their Accredited Residential Manager (ARM) designation. The ARM designation indicates a specialist in site management and is awarded to professionals who complete rigorous course work and demonstrate commitment and excellence in the field of property management.
Once complete they will join the 24 other ARM’s that have already completed this Osgoode sponsored program helping to ensure that we maintain the highest level of excellence in operating rental homes and providing the best experience possible for our residents.
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]]>1. Timing – When do you want to move and when can you move? Those two dates may not be the same. Too often I have had to be the one to tell residents they cannot move out as early as they think they can. Sometimes after they have already signed a lease somewhere else. This can be a costly mistake. Make sure you check your current lease for the process outlined in moving. There may be a date you cannot move before; there may also be an amount of notice that needs to be given to the landlord. Ensure you are aware of where you stand before you start looking for your new place.
2. Ideal Home – What is your ideal home? Do you like the idea of being high up in the sky or do you prefer the ease of a ground floor suite? What about a walk up or a townhome? Your home is one of the spaces you will be spending most of your time. It is important that it fulfills the needs you have for living in it. How do you feel about elevators versus stairs?
3. Location – Where do you want to live? Is there a neighbourhood you are most comfortable in? Think about your commute to the places you spend most of your time; is there an area that would help make that faster or easier? Do you drive or take public transit? What is the proximity to public transit (even if you drive doesn’t hurt to know your options)? Where is the closest grocery store? What kind of vibe do you like in a community?
4. Size – How big do you want your new home to be? What do you use your space for? Do you work from home? What do you spend most of your time at home doing? If you enjoy cooking, look for a place with a nice amount of counter space, regular size appliances and a larger Kitchen. If you are out most of the time and only use your home to sleep, think about a bachelor or smaller unit. Saving money on space, gives you more money to go out! If you like to be outside, think about a new home with a balcony or pato.
5. Price – Notice I did not mention price first? Too often residents are motivated only by price. This is going to be your new home and while price matters you also need to know what you want and need. I think it is very important to know how much you can afford and I would never suggest going over what you are comfortable with in terms of price. However, if you only consider price sometimes you will end up in a location you are unhappy about, in a home that is too small for you. When you know what you are looking for it is easier to then determine what those things are worth to you. When comparing suites keep in mind what is included and what is extra, one suite may be cheaper but it may because you have more additional expenses. Also ask about parking if needed, don’t assume it is available and included. I have seen some locations where parking can be as much as 25% of the rent cost. Sometimes you can play with your budget by considering options like getting a roommate or selling your car if you move closer to work.
6. Amenities – Always keep in mind, what you want versus what will you use? Laundry for example being accessible in the building is going to be a time saver. The gym may look shiny and new but if you never step foot in it after your first showing, is it worth having? If your new home has amenities you are paying for them and the cost to run them can be included in your rent or charged to you separately. Make sure you ask what the costs associated with any of the amenities are and if they are one time fees or ongoing.
7. Goals/Length of Stay – What are you trying to achieve with your move? Is this your first place of your own? Are you trying to save money to buy a home? Knowing what your motivation is going into this move will make sure you pick a place that helps you achieve your goal. Also, how long do you plan to stay? Is this a temporary move for work or a more permanent home? Be picky about places you plan to stay in longer, this will be your home make sure you are happy with it!
8. Pet Friendly – Does your new home allow pets? Are there additional waivers or charges if you have them? Don’t forget your fur family when considering your new home!
9. Kid Friendly – Does your new home allow children? Some homes are created in an adult only community. You may not have children now but look back at your goals, if you hope to live in this home long term; do you plan on having children while living there? You do not want the stress of a move if you find out you are expecting and your home does not allow little ones.
10. Reviews – It is always a good idea to run an internet search on the property management company, the address/name of the building, bugs associated to the address, neighbourhood (especially if you are moving from out of town). Keep in mind just a few negative reviews does not mean it is a bad place. Some reviews are not confirmed so it could be one person posting multiple times. It is also important to consider if the landlord responds to the reviews (this can show their willingness to respond when you need help as a resident). Look for trends, everyone complaining about the same thing, may be something you want to investigate further on a showing or appointment.
As stressful as finding a new home can be, by knowing what you are looking for BEFORE you start your search it can help alleviate that stress. Then you can focus on finding your new “Home Sweet Home!”
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