Winnipeg Renters Guide – February 24, 2023

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555 RIVER AVENUE

1 BEDROOM SUITES AVAILABLE

PHONE: 204-960-3807

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GRANDVIEW APARTMENTS

77/85/93

1 BEDROOM SUITES AVAILABLE 3D TOUR AVAILABLE ONLINE

281 RIVER AVENUE

STUDIO, 1 AND 2 BEDROOM SUITES NOW PRE-LEASING

PHONE: 204-330-7107

$500 MOVE-IN BONUS WITH PROMO CODE : RENTERS

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A GREAT PLACE TO CALL HOME

Holiday Towers - Our twin 25 fl oor high-rises at Hargrave and York feature: Bachelor, Studio, 1 BR, 2BR and Penthouse units with large balconies. We are located in the heart of Downtown Winnipeg- near MTS Center, Portage Place, Eaton Center, the Forks and Exchange! Holiday Towers is part of the indoor Skywalk system and joins the Delta Hotel. Choose from a variety of fl oor plans- as well as fully furnished hotel suites (with maid service) which may be rented on a short or long-term stay. Relax by our beautiful rooftop pool. Take advantage of available phone, cable and high-speed internet- as well as available indoor heated parking! Feel safe and secure with our controlled access and on-site professional management. Located at 160/170 Hargrave which means we are steps away from excellent shopping, dining, library, theatre and nightlife, with a wonderful convenience/grocery store and hair salon located on-site. Call 204-957-1200 ext. 200 today for your personal tour!

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NORTHEAST

HOW TO ADVERTISE

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CHATEAU 100

RIVERVIEW TOWERS

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For the eco-conscious urbanite, Smith Street Lofts offers contemporary style offset by an edgy industrial feel featuring exposed elements such as conduit, steel beams and sealed concrete finishings.

All suites feature floor to ceiling windows bringing in natural light and stunning vistas. Residents will also enjoy access to posh common spaces and concierge services that redefine community living. Enjoy all-inclusive amenities, opulent finishes and gorgeous downtown views— all just steps away from Winnipeg’s vibrant arts and culture venues.

Studio lofts, one- and two-bedroom suites, as well as penthouses are available for lease. A select number of adaptable suites with low barrier accommodations are also available. Adjacent to the building, residents have access to a multi-level open-air parkade (with EV chargers).

Located

Colour confidential

by SARA DUCK

An unexpected way to infuse colour into your bedroom is by choosing a bedframe in a shade you love. These days, upholstered beds come in all sorts of colours, styles and prices – there is something for everyone!

suites have over 1,000 square feet of space, two full bathrooms, and in-suite

convenience! All

Boho table LAMP. $50. | Round wicker BASKET with top handles. $30. | Mother-of-pearl SIDE TABLE. $200. | Lemon-yellow THROW. $30. | Bergamot, sea mist and woodland sage scented CANDLE. $20. homesense.ca

TESSU BED in Caspian blue. $1,049. article.com | Pair with this sheet set: PAGODTRAD in white/dark blue. $20. ikea.ca

DENICE UPHOLSTERED BED in pink. $500. structube.com | Pair with this sheet set: LAPPNYCKLAR duvet cover and pillowcases. $50. ikea.ca

CURRIN UPHOLSTERED LOW-PROFILE PLATFORM BED by George Oliver. $1,369. wayfair.ca | Pair with this sheet set: LYKTFIBBLA duvet cover. $25. ikea.ca

VADHEIM UPHOLSTERED BED FRAME in gunnared light green. $550. ikea.ca | Pair with this sheet set: NATTSLANDA duvet cover and pillowcases in floral pattern. $44. ikea.ca

This block is located in the heart of St. Vital, adjacent to essential amenities. Walk to the shopping centre in less than 10 minutes, hop on a bike to explore the Bishop Grandin Greenway, then relax on your private balcony. Enjoy the ease of suburban living!

1 BR suites start at $1,244/month, available May 1

2 BR suites start at $1,420/month, available March 1 Heat and water included

204-255-8600

RENOVATED 1 BEDROOMS STARTING AT $1,125

RENOVATED 2 BEDROOMS STARTING AT $1,400

EAST KILDONAN

A POPULAR SUBURB

others are hard-core locals who wouldn’t venture past the bridge.

East Kildonan is a popular suburb running west from the Red River to Panet Road on the east and again north from Oakland Avenue almost to Harbison Avenue in the south. Largely residential and stretching down Henderson Highway, E.K. residents constantly course downtown over the Disraeli Freeway.

Those who call East Kildonan home know the community by heart – this is a community with deep roots and a lot of long-time residents. They’ve gone to school here or started a family here. Some like the access to other parts of the city while

Life in this big neighbourhood is busy for families – and for traffic. Teens hang out after school near the malls while young parents play at the pool or stroll down the sidewalks. The many parks and pathways also attract young singles in the summer who bike or rollerblade with a friend or a pet.

Locals vary from Harley Davidson fans to Winnipeg Jets fans. Workingclass and middle-income families find housing fairly affordable here, especially east of Henderson Highway. Further west, along the river, bigger, more affluent homes have more seclusion and winding, seemingly exclusive roads. Lush, green groves and bustling community centres are on both sides of the road with many trails teeming with activity.

East Kildonan is home to two school divisions with 15 schools and three community centres – great for families with kids of all ages. There are many small parks and many acres for leisure activity in outreaching Kil-Cona Regional Park. The nearest hospitals are the Health Sciences Centre downtown and Concordia Hospital, plus the family health centre.

The most common ways to get around the main routes are by vehicle and bus. There are 14 bus routes and major roads to follow, but the side roads and pathways that follow the river and through residential blocks are ideal for foot traffic and cyclists. The airport is past the city centre, at least 13 kilometres away.

+MORE PHOTOS AND STATS ONLINE: nexthome.ca/east-kildonan

Dawn Peter is an author and freelance writer in Manitoba.

DAWN PETER

Norway House offers the perfect mix of convenience and quality of life. Ideally located in a quiet residential neighborhood near schools, parks and community centres, travel a few blocks away and you will find grocery stores, restaurants, and cafes. Featuring a mix of standard and newly renovated suites, Norway House is home to families, working professionals and retirees alike.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION AND VIEWING PLEASE CALL PH: (204) 940-3477

leasing@edisonproperties.ca

Comfort, elegance, luxury and modern style are just a few words that best describe Ruth Gardens. Newly constructed, this property features one- and two-bedroom residential suites ranging from 700 to 1,200 square feet in a variety of desirable configurations. Ruth Gardens also offers its residents amenities such as in-suite laundry, climate control with digital thermostats and central air, dishwashers, indoor parking and private covered balconies.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION AND VIEWING PLEASE CALL PH: (204) 515-5529

ruthgardens@edisonproperties.ca

NORWAY HOUSE 1301 ROTHESAY STREET AMENITIES INCLUDE

RENOVATED 1 BEDROOMS STARTING AT $1,060 RENOVATED 2 BEDROOMS STARTING AT $1,260

RUTH GARDENS 1167 ROTHESAY STREET

AMENITIES INCLUDE

2 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS STARTING AT $1,699

Storage solutIons

bills. Take out your compost, garbage and recycling when you leave your apartment.

Begin, the rest is easy

The key to transforming your home into a place that functions well, lies in adhering to a vision of what you want your space to be and changing your habits in order to fully realize that vision.

how to get started

Set a reasonable goal, depending on the amount of time you’re committing to the task. Sort through mail, junk mail, newspapers and magazines every day. Establish a set of files to keep your life in order. Deal with your

Don’t be deterred by the quantity of stuff you’ve accumulated. Make four piles: Things you need and use and want to keep; things you want to donate; things you want to throw away; and things you are holding onto for sentimental reasons. Learn to separate your emotional attachment to the objects you’re saving and you’ll be able to let go of things more easily.

MaxiMize your Closet spaCe

Organizing your closets will give you some space to breathe, think and put yourself together each

day. Improve apartment closets with hanging canvas shoe and accessory bags for shirts, sweaters and other items.

Fashioning your space is a constant process that must be tackled and periodically re-tackled, closet by closet, drawer by drawer, room by room. But once you see the sense of tranquility and harmony that is achievable, you’ll never look back.

Jane Herman is a communications consultant who has worked in the rental property industry.

Jane Herman

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349 EDISON AVENUE

1 BEDROOM SUITES AVAILABLE

3D TOUR AT www.towersrealty.ca/harwood-house

Clean and quiet renovated suites. Close to bus routes, schools, parks & more.

1050/1060 MONCTON AVENUE

1 AND 2 BEDROOM SUITES AVAILABLE

TOUR AT www.towersrealty.ca/birchgrove

renovated and close to all major amenities, parks, schools, and recreation.

111 GREY STREET

AND 2 BEDROOM SUITES AVAILABLE

3D TOUR AT www.towersrealty.ca/laralea-apartments Located on a beautiful and quiet street. Suites feature open-concept designer kitchens.

LIGHT BRIGADE

WINTER CHEER FOR YOUR HOUSEPLANTS

With the days now noticeably shorter, we turn to our interior greenscapes to lift our spirits through the dark days of winter.

While houseplant companions cheer up our homes, they too are feeling the effects of shorter days. Nobody understands this better than Darryl Cheng, author of The New Plant Parent. An engineer who has studied the relationship between houseplants and light, Cheng writes: “The impact of light cannot be overstated: No special fertilizer, distilled water or humidifiers will improve a houseplant in a poorly lit environment.”

Here are our top tips for ensuring the well-being of your cherished plants through the winter:

LIGHT

Light is the big one during this limited-daylight time of year. Placing your tropical plants in south-facing, unobstructed windows is ideal, but there is also nothing wrong with adding artificial light. However, take note: Cheng advises that many agricultural-grade grow lights are likely overkill. “Most of the tropicals people are growing as houseplants have a lower light demand than the high-yielding vegetable crops those lights are built for,” he writes. “If you have a regular white LED bulb, your plants will get enough spectrum at enough

intensity to survive.” Bear in mind this supplemental LED lighting is lower intensity than the sun, which can be compensated for with longer exposure — up to 12 hours a day won’t hurt — and with the efficiency of LED lights, there shouldn’t be too much cause for concern on your hydro bill.

LESS MOISTURE

The biggest cause for houseplant failure is too much love in the form of watering. Waterlogged potting soil will lead to root rot. If your plants are looking yellow or black and wilted, check to see if the soil is too wet by pushing your finger into the soil about three centimetres deep. Remove the dead foliage and repot into fresh, dry soil if necessary.

MORE MOISTURE

Many of the tropical plants we enjoy in our home are native to humid, rainforest-like environments – basically the opposite of our dry Canadian homes during the winter. Orchids, majesty palm, begonias, and Boston fern are some that will benefit from a daily misting with room temperature water in a fine spray bottle, generally when the soil starts to appear dry. Keep an eye out for brown or dry leaf tips. Important note: Succulents, fiddle leaf fig, and spider plants are among those that do not benefit from misting and can end up with the symptoms of overwatering when misted. The easiest way to decide whether to mist your houseplants or not is to consider where they came from. Those native to the

Mediterranean and Africa typically enjoy drier conditions than the lush tropical plants hailing from the rainforests of Southeast Asia and South America.

NEW YEAR DIET PROGRAM

Like many of us, the new year is a good time for indoor plants to cut back their food intake. Pay close attention — if there is new growth, continue fertilizing at a reduced rate. Most common houseplants slow down in the winter, so you can hold off fertilizing completely until early spring when you notice growth picking up again. In extreme cases, fertilizing in winter can turn soil salty and burn roots however, most often it is just a waste – the expensive fertilizer will end up flowing right through the soil.

THE RIGHT STEPS

Canadian winters are hard on us all, but when we take the right steps to take care of our houseplants, they will in turn look after us.

Mark Cullen is a member of the Order of Canada. He reaches more than two million Canadians with his gardening/environment messages every week. Ben Cullen is a professional gardener with a keen interest in food gardening and the environment. You can follow both Mark and Ben on Twitter (@MarkCullen4), Facebook (facebook.com/MarkCullenGardening) and Instagram (instagram.com/ markcullengardening). Receive their free monthly newsletter at markcullen.com.

MARK AND BEN CULLEN

201 BELMONT AVENUE/1780 MAIN STREET

Stroll to a production at Rainbow Stage or picnic at Kildonan Park. This block in leafy West Kildonan is a walker’s dream. Major bus routes are just outside the front door! Suites have air conditioning, security entrance, storage lockers and surface parking.

1 BR suites start at $999/month

Heat and water included

204-338-6625

Whether you are moving into or out of a new space, there are certain things to do to make things go as smoothly as possible. Think of the following tips as ‘moving etiquette’.

• Let your neighbours at both ends know when to expect the movers to pull into your place. Ensure the movers park and unload to avoid blocking anyone else’s driveway or trespassing on other property.

• If you are booking a residential move, try and select 9 or 10 a.m. for your truck to arrive since people who work 9-to-5 are not home. You are less likely to cause them any inconvenience.

• Book elevators in advance in the building you are leaving and the one you will be moving into so you have the benefit of arranging your time comfortably. Check to see if movers are restricted to using specific doors.

• Have your pets cared for elsewhere. Moving means doors will be open for long periods, and animals wandering about can be dangerous for them and for the movers.

• Most people wonder whether to tip movers. It is not compulsory, so it is totally up to you.

• Most moving companies are good about removing packing materials, crates, boxes, etc. when they leave. If anything is left behind, collect it yourself and dispose of it.

• As items are moved out of rooms, sweep, mop and clean what you can. Some people hire cleaners before giving the key to the landlord or new owners.

Chuck Resnick is vice-president Marketing and Operations for Two Men And a Truck - Canada, a division of Heron Capital Corporation. Visit twomen.ca

HYDE PARK HOUSE

1099 GRANT AVENUE

Directly across the street from the conveniences of Grant Park Shopping Centre, Hyde Park House features a/c, on-site laundry, secure entrances, private balconies, and more! This perfectly located property is also near bus route 66 with easy access to the U of M.

1 BR suites start at $1,310/month, available April 1

2 BR suites start at $1,445/month, available April 1

Heat and water included

204-475-6454

ROSLYN SQUARE

40 OSBORNE ST., 105 ROSLYN RD.

Located in the trendy neighbourhood of Osborne Village. This character building features original mouldings with ornate wood work, hardwood floors, sunroom, large in suite storage, original ornate fireplace, high ceilings and clawfoot tubs.

2 BR suites start at $1,399/month

Heat and water included

204-284-5522

CENTURY ROBLIN

3500 ROBLIN BLVD

With Assiniboine Park a short bike ride away and Charleswood Shopping Centre within walking distance, this block is perfect for those who love outdoor adventures with city convenience.

Bachelor suites start at $926/month, available April 1

1 BR suites start at $1,099/month, available March 1

Heat and water included

204-832-2404

Comfort zone

Comfy materials such as faux fur, flannel, shearling and corduroy will help winterize your home and give you that cosy feel all season long.

by SARA DUCK

THROWS. $100. thebay.com

2. Jed natural linen and shearling SETTEE. $3,900. cb2.ca

3. Flannel SHEET set in organic cotton. $249-$319. thebay.com

4. Evella fabric OTTOMAN. $300. mobilia.ca

5. Zofia ARMCHAIR in rust. $349. structube.com

RENTING VS OWNING 10 REASONS RENTING IS BETTER

your mortgage every couple of years as interest rates and property values change.

While many people idealize home ownership and cling to it as a goal, not everyone wants to own their own home. Especially after retirement, the “perks” of homeownership pale in comparison to the benefits of renting. If you’re thinking about making a change to your living situation, here are 10 good reasons why renting may be preferable to owning your home.

1. MOBILITY. If employment or other life circumstances require you to move to a different city (or province), it’s a lot easier to give your landlord notice and hunt for an apartment than it would be to put your home on the market, sell it and buy a new one.

2. PROPERTY MAINTENANCE. Whether it’s shovelling snow for 90 days straight in winter, raking autumn leaves or mowing the lawn in summer, outdoor tasks are the responsibility of your landlord, superintendent or management company, unless your lease dictates otherwise.

3. FIXTURE REPAIR. When your shower stops running properly, your landlord is the one who has to call and pay for the plumber. If the fridge or stove needs replacing, that’s their financial responsibility.

4. INTEREST RATE INVULNERABILITY. Unlike homeowners, your rent is fixed and can only increase by small increments dictated by law. Not so the financial market, which could see you renegotiating

5. ACCESS TO AMENITIES. Pools, gyms, party rooms and libraries are all fairly common features of upscale modern apartment buildings. In addition, highdensity housing is often situated in the heart of the city, close to entertainment and shopping, which opens up a world of possibilities for your social life.

6. NO DOWN PAYMENT. All you have to come up with to secure your apartment is enough to cover your rent and/or security deposit. Some landlords may ask for a security deposit rather than the last month, but it will usually end up being applied that way – at any rate, deposits aren’t excessive. With the average home price in Canada now well over $400k, even a very small down payment plus legal fees, plus home inspection, plus, plus, plus – it all adds up to a big investment and a lot of money to pay out on key day.

7. SAFETY. Living in a rental unit typically means living near a lot of other people, and while that can occasionally be irksome, those country music fans who hold a stomping hootenanny every Saturday night are also going to hear you scream if you’re in trouble, or notice if your car hasn’t moved or your mail starts piling up.

8. CHEAPER INSURANCE. Unlike homeowners, renters do not have to insure the property – only the contents. When you get your renters’ insurance, expect to be paying

approximately half of what you would if you owned your home. Canadian renters’ insurance averages $20 to $30 a month in most parts of the country.

9. NO PROPERTY TAXES. While you can assume that at least some of the rent you pay goes towards covering that cost for your landlord, it isn’t your financial responsibility. Your rent remains stable and increases in a predictable fashion.

10. LOWER UTILITY COSTS. Heating (or cooling) a larger space than that which you actually occupy is one of the downsides of homeownership. Rental units have more compact floorplans, and in the winter, you may even benefit from ambient heat from the building or apartments around you, depending on its layout.

Anne Marshall has lived in New York City, Glasgow (Scotland), Greensboro (NC), Toronto, and somehow ended up back in the fabulous small city of Guelph, where she grew up.

ANNE MARSHALL

When your shower stops running properly, your landlord is the one who has to call and pay for the plumber.

Jackie marchilDon

Know what’s what when it comes to your landlord’s insurance versus your own.

If a fIre burns down your buIldIng:

Property insurance: Your landlord’s property insurance would pay for the demolition of the building (if necessary), as well the expenses to repair or rebuild it. Their insurance would not cover your personal belongings.

Versus Renters’ insurance: In most cases, renters’ insurance would cover all

of the contents in your unit in the case of a fire.

If someone gets hurt

In your home:

Property insurance: If someone slips on a spill and is hurt in your home, your landlord’s insurance would not help if that person decided to sue you.

Versus Renters’ insurance: If you had liability coverage included in your renters’ insurance, it would protect you financially if you unintentionally caused bodily harm to someone in your home.

If someone breaks In and steals your stuff: Property insurance: The landlord’s property insurance doesn’t extend

to the contents of your unit. Without renters’ insurance, you’d be on the hook for replacing everything in this situation.

Versus Renters’ insurance: In most cases, your renters’ insurance policy covers your possessions and personal property if your apartment gets broken into.

Take a look around your place. Isn’t it all worth paying a small monthly fee to protect?

Jackie Marchildon is a bilingual writer and editor.

BRIGHT EXECUTIVE SUITES IN THE HEART OF HEADINGLEY

• Modern Elegant Suites with open concept and 9 foot ceilings

• 10 fl oor plans to choose from

• Suite sizes ranging from 1030 sq.ft to 1550 sq.ft

• Spacious Kitchen with Large Corner Pantry & build in microwave shelve

• Fridge, Range & Dishwasher Included

• Individual Temperature Controlled Suites with forced air heating and cooling

• Wide, Wheelchair Friendly Bathrooms & Hallways

Building Features

• Geared to Low Maintenance Lifestyle

• Grass and Snow Yard Care Provided

• Friendly Community

• Large Private Balcony for each Suite

• Indoor Heated Garage

• Ample Visitor Parking

• Common Rooms with Kitchen Facility available for tenants gatherings and private bookings

• Guest Suite for overnight guest available

• Large Utility Room with Laundry outlets

• Plenty of storage within the suite

• Big Living Room windows with lots of natural light

• Phase 2 suites have kitchen islands and all quartz counter tops throughout

• All 2 BDR Suites come with 2 Bathrooms

• All master bedrooms feature ensuite and walk in closets

• Prime laminate fl ooring through out

• Designer window coverings

• Gym

• Central Elevator for Convenience and Ease

• Security Entrances Controlled from each Suite

• Engineered Sound Resistant Walls

• Interconnected Fire Alarm System

• Rent includes Heat, Hydro, Water and wireless internet

• We are Pet Friendly

• Non smoking building

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PARK GLEN MANOR*

120 PREVETTE ST.

204-667-2342

Welcome to Park Glen Manor featuring 1 BR and 2 BR suites. We are conveniently located at Prevette St. and Munroe Ave. in North East Winnipeg just steps away from great grocery and shopping centers, dining, schools and transportation routes! Our suites are just what you need with their large generous living spaces, open kitchen plans and spacious bedrooms! Our outdoor pool is the perfect thing for those hot summer days! There is convenient Smart Card laundry on each floor, and you will feel safe and sound with our controlled security access and professional onsite management.

In West Kildonan, Kildonan Villa & House features 1 BR and 2 BR units in a beautiful treed and grassy park like property on north Main St. one block from Chief Pegus Trail. For those looking for easy transportation, proximity to schools, shopping, dining, and large generous suites in north Winnipeg’s Garden City areacome to newly upgraded Kildonan Villa & House. You really need to see the incredible layouts and spaciousness we have to o er here. There is convenient Smart Card laundry on each floor and you will feel safe and sound with our controlled security access.

Features newly renovated suites. Live in the heart of downtown and be close to everything! Part of the indoor skywalk system. $0 security deposit for seniors.

Features:

• Controlled security access and professional on-site management

• Rooftop pool

• Indoor heated parking