“Generally, this means that local tenancy laws could protect them, and may not be able to remove them from property without proceeding through required processes in court,” Airbnb’s website reads. We didn’t do anything wrong,” Ning said.Īs per Airbnb’s guidelines, long-term guests may be able to establish rights as a tenant after a month of staying there. “I’m extremely angry, and still today, extremely angry. 31 as the landlord needed to move back into the property with their family. In screenshots of WhatsApp messages, viewed by CTV News Toronto, the notice said they needed to leave by Jan. 2, they were hit with an eviction notice. Clair Avenue area on Airbnb that seemed to fit the bill of what they were looking for, as it was fully furnished and close to good schools for her children.Īfter feeling confident about the home and the host – who Ning said was very helpful at the start – they worked out an agreement and booked a 10-month stay through Airbnb up until the end of June 2023 for $5,150 per month, before tax. Ning said she found a long-term stay in the Yonge Street and St.
Tianning Ning’s husband was hired as a visiting professor at York University, and she said it took a while to find the right place to stay – especially since they hadn’t built up Canadian credit scores and couldn’t break into the traditional rental market. For a Switzerland professor contracted to work in Ontario for a year, Airbnb looked like the right option for a family of five.
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