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New rental units

New rental units

Date8/14/1986
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  • New rental units: Ontario Housing Minister Alvin Curling (left) looks over the plans of a new development on Chestnut St. (where the old Lichee Gardens restaurant once stood), with site superintendent Graham Chalmers. Metro's critically low vacancy rate of rental units has Curling calling for an overhaul of the rent review system.
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Original Toronto Star caption: New rental units: Ontario Housing Minister Alvin Curling (left) looks over the plans of a new development on Chestnut St. (where the old Lichee Gardens restaurant once stood), with site superintendent Graham Chalmers. Metro's critically low vacancy rate of rental units has Curling calling for an overhaul of the rent review system.
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