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Go Green in your apartment

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Choosing colour top paint challenge, survey finds

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EDITORS’ NOTES

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enting an apartment over owning a home makes lots of financial sense for people in many different life situations.

Maybe you just can’t afford to buy a home or don’t want to spend your hard-earned money on one. Maybe you have a plan to buy a home in a few years, and want to start saving for a down payment. Or maybe you’re simply not interested in the cost and commitment that come with being a homeowner. No matter why you’re renting an apartment, you need to know your rights as a tenant. As part of the process, your landlord must give you a copy of the agreement after you sign and return it. Since this document outlines all the terms you’ve agreed to, it’s an important document to have on hand.

You should avoid breaking a lease if at all possible. Each lease agreement has its own penalties for not honouring the outlined terms. Be sure to check your lease to make sure you can handle the financial ramifications that come with breaking a lease – before you break it.

Susan Legge EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, National Real Estate susan.legge@wall2wallmedia.com Follow me on Twitter at Twitter.com/SusanLegge

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’m not a huge TV watcher, but I do happen to love the reality TV shows.

Specifically, the ones that let you in for a peek at the mega mansions, millionaire lofts and rockstar pads of the insanely wealthy and incredibly famous. I also like those programs that go around the world looking at different homes – a casa in Costa Rica, an auberge in Paris, a London flat.

While my city home will never compare to a Kardashian castle, and I’m not moving anywhere exotic any time soon, it’s good to dream big. But more than just dreaming – glimpses of professionally styled, money’s-no-object, exotic settings offer amazing inspiration!

With the vacancy rate down around record lows across the country, it’s a bit tricky to find the exact apartment you’re looking to rent. The more rigid your needs, the smaller your selection will be. Budget, size and location dictate your options.

Instead of being disheartened because you can’t find the perfect layout, broaden your scope with some vision and creativity. One of my favourite tricks is inspired by a dressing room/make-up table I saw in a star’s loft bedroom. She used a floor-toceiling bookshelf as the headboard of her bed. Behind the bookshelf she created a lavish and lovely make-up table and dressing room – you’d never know her secret niche existed. It’s also a great way for dividing a room if you want the kids to share but still afford them each a lot of privacy, or perhaps create a home office nook.

Inspiration comes from all over, I just happen to enjoy all things home and decor, and I’m always impressed by the originality and unusual functionality of a space just by looking at it from a different perspective.

Not just TV, but the Internet and magazines, like Renters Guide will give you some great style ideas for your new apartment. We’re always here to help. Our magazine and website, TheRentersGuide.ca, offer the best selection of apartments, informative articles and advice, making it easy to make your move!

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Surrey A11. Surrey Gardens 100, 12747-102 Avenue GreatApartments.ca A12. Evergreen Apartments 10525 150 St. Gatewaypm.com

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A15. Cypress Gardens 114 & 1132 Howie Street Caprent.com A16. Park Regency Apartments 612 Clarke Road Coquitlam Caprent.com A17. Sydney Place Apartments 544 Sydney Ave Caprent.com A18. Lougheed Village Apartments 9500/9502 Erickson Drive 9303/9304 Salish Court

A20. Park Astoria Apartments 430- 11th Street Caprent.com A21. Princeton Place Apartments Howay Street Caprent.com A22. Tantus Towers 810 St. Andrews Street Caprent.com A23. Sherbrooke Manor Apartments 329 Sherbrooke Street Caprent.com

Delta A24. Deltita Gardens 8507 120 St

A26. Fraser Place 11675 Seventh Ave Caprent.com A27. Dolphin Square 8200 Park Rd Caprent.com A28. Carlton Park Gardens 10951 Mortfield Rd Caprent.com

A31. Villa Fontana 5609-201A St. A32. Majorca 5699 201A St A33. Stardust 5639 201A St A34 Encore 19899-55A Avenue www.baywest.ca

aBBotSforD A29. Huron Court 31790 Union Ave Baywest.ca A30. Courtyard Estates 2929 & 2959 Tims Street firesidepropertygroup. com/courtyard-estates/

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go green

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By Jane Herman

Living in an apartment instead of a house, is an environmentaLLy friendLy use of space and resources. Many of today’s rental buildings have been updated with energyefficient windows, furnaces, appliances, lighting and plumbing fixtures. But it’s TheRentersGuide.ca up to you to do your part to reduce energy use wherever possible and conserve precious resources like water.

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Save energy and Save money: Use fans during the summer to keep air circulating through your apartment.

Replace incandescent bulbs with LED bulbs or compact fluorescents, which use 75 per cent less energy and last longer.

Turn off all lights, unplug appliances and electronics, or use a power bar that can be turned off when not in use, at night or when you leave your apartment. Electronic devices that have transformers or “instant on” features are known as “power vampires” because they draw power even when turned off. Home entertainment centres and computers can use as much power as your refrigerator even when not in use.

Wash clothes in cold water whenever possible. As much as 85 percent of the energy used to machine wash clothes goes to heating the water.

Dry some of your laundry on a drying rack to save the energy used during machine drying. This has the bonus effect of extending the life of your clothing too, keeping items out of landfill.

Keep the heat in during winter by drawing your drapes or window TheRentersGuide.ca coverings during the day. In summer, keeping the windows covered will help to keep your apartment cooler.

Clean condenser coils on the back of your fridge at least once a year.

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picnics and on the balcony.

Avoid pre-packaged fruits and vegetables, individually wrapped snacks, juice boxes and single-serving snacks, which are the cause of most of the litter that degrades our parks and public spaces. Invest in a set of reusable mesh fruit and vegetable bags that you can use for shopping and home storage. make your own Cleaning SupplieS: Making your own cleaning products saves money, time and packaging and dramatically improves your indoor air quality.

ConServe water: When doing laundry, adjust the machine setting to the size of the load.

Report any leaky faucets to your property manager. The city has to treat water with chemicals and use energy to pump it back to you.

Take shorter showers.

Never let the water run when brushing your teeth: fill up a small cup of water instead.

When washing dishes, fill up the sink with soapy water and immerse your dishes. Set on a drying rack, then rinse, instead of letting the water run continuously while you wash and rinse each dish. If you have a dishwasher, run it only when full.

Pure soap, baking soda, vinegar, lemon juice, borax (washing soda) and a coarse scrubbing sponge can take care of most household cleaning needs. Be sure to purchase a couple of refillable spray bottles from the hardware store.

For an all-purpose cleaner, use a mixture of ½ tsp. washing soda, ¼ tsp. liquid soap, and 2 cups hot tap water.

A good natural glass cleaner can be made by mixing ¼ tsp. liquid detergent, 3 tbs. vinegar and 2 cups water in a spray bottle.

CompoSt and reCyCle: In most cities, apartments send way too much garbage to landfills. Learn what can be recycled in your municipality and commit to making recycling a regular habit. In Toronto that includes everything from egg cartons to tetrapaks, styrofoam trays and plastic containers. Properly dispose of used furniture, electronics, clothing and household items, batteries as directed by your community.

Walk, cycle, take public transportation or use a shared vehicle to help reduce the number of cars on the roads.

Just a few small changes in your lifestyle can make a big difference in the quality of the environment for everyone.

BaniSh plaStiC water BottleS, diSpoSaBle itemS and exCeSS paCkaging: Keep a pitcher of cold water in the refrigerator instead of running the water until it gets cold.

Use a reusable water bottle for water and a travel mug for coffee.

Bring your own reusable bags to the store when you shop.

Make a habit of carrying a small one in your handbag or leave a few in your car.

Use a cloth instead of paper towels and napkins.

Use covered storageware and cookware in the kitchen instead of aluminum foil and disposable pans.

TheRentersGuide.ca Break the habit of using plastic cutlery, paper plates and cups and invest in a washable set of plasticware for parties,

Jane Herman is a communications consultant who has worked in the rental property industry. Jane provides communications solutions for a diverse range of clients and has written about food, fashion, apartment living and personal finance for several publications.

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3 appliances - fridge, stove & dishwasher Private balconies Outdoor pool and indoor sauna Laundry facilities on-site Exercise room Resident party room and outdoor BBQ area • Courtyards and water fountains throughout the property

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1114 & 1132 Howie Street, Coquitlam, BC 1 Bedroom & 1+Den Suites Available • Balconies and patios with sliding glass doors • Laundry facilities on-site in both buildings • Underground parking • Walk to Blue Mountain Park or Como Lake Park • Near Lougheed Mall • Not far from SkyTrain

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Holly Tree Apartments 1116 Hamilton Street, New Westminster, BC

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Large balconies Elevators Laundry on-site Lockers available Indoor and outdoor parking Royal City Shopping Centre nearby Moody Park is close by featuring sports fields, pool, & walking trails

Royal Ridge Apartments 315 Agnes Street, New Westminster, BC

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Balconies Elevators Laundry room on-site On-site fitness room Outdoor parking available Friendship Gardens and Tipperary Park nearby Not far from Columbia SkyTrain

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1021 Howay Street, New Westminster, BC

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1 & 2 Bedroom Suites Available • • • • •

Dishwashers in-suite Private balconies Laundry on each floor Exercise room for residents Close to River Market at Westminster Quay • Moody Park nearby featuring sports fields, pool, & walking trails • Not far from New West SkyTrain Station

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810 St. Andrews Street, New Westminster, BC 1 Bedroom Suites Available • • • • • • •

Balconies Laundry room Elevators Lockers available Indoor & outdoor parking Douglas College nearby Moody Park is a short walk away featuring numerous sports fields, pool, playground, and walking trails

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Unpack yoUr common sense for a smooth move

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When it comes to moving, a little common sense goes a long Way in transporting your belongings to your destination so that they arrive in good shape and on time.

no one being able to pick it up, or worse yet, the box breaking from the weight. Common sense will tell you that heavier items should be packed in smaller boxes, and vice versa.

Did I mention labeling?

Considering the importance our stuff has in making us feel comfortable in our surroundings, these items deserve special thought and care. Thinking ahead is the best thing you can do when it comes to making arrangements, packing, etc.

Organization should be your mantra, efficiency your goal.

Again, a little common sense goes a long way to success at the other end. When you pack the moving vehicle, remember to place the boxes you’ll need first, last — and label accordingly with the contents and which room it goes into. Even better, if you are driving to your next residence, place things such as garbage bags, tissues, dish liquid, etc. into the car. You should also carry valuables such as jewelry, your laptop, important papers and the like separately from the bulk of your items.

If you are doing your own packing, look ahead to lifting, stacking and unpacking the boxes during your move. People often run to the grocery or liquor store to pick up cartons, and then use newspaper as cushioning. Although this approach can save you a few dollars, in the long run, you may pay for it in stress, time and broken items. Instead, think about purchasing cartons and packing paper from the professional mover you’ve chosen. The boxes come in uniform small, medium and large sizes, which are easy to stack in a moving truck or van.

Another way to apply common sense to packing is to look at each item with the thought, do I really need and/or use this?

Especially if you are moving from a larger space into a smaller one, paring down possessions is important. The fewer things you move, the less your move will cost in terms of time and money.

And speaking of money, if your budget allows, hire movers to do your packing and transporting. We do this every day, and we have it all down to an efficient system. Professional movers want our moves to go smoothly as much as our clients do.

Trust me, this convenience is huge on moving day. Unlike newspaper, packing paper does not leave behind ink that then has to be cleaned during an already hectic time in your life.

Everyone is born with common sense, but few use it. If you are planning a move, I encourage you to be one of those savvy few!

During the packing itself, be generous with whatever you are using to cushion your things, especially fragile items. People TheRentersGuide.ca often cram too much in each box in an attempt to keep the number of cartons down. As good as that sounds, it can backfire, as too many items with not enough cushioning may shift during transportation and damage each other. In addition, someone will have to lift each box and place it into the moving vehicle.

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choosing colour top paint challenge, survey Finds CIL brand launches unique ‘model home’ website to simplify When it comes to painting, applying paint to a Wall is an easier task than choosing a colour. That’s the finding of a country-wide survey of Canadian paint habits conducted by leading brand CIL paint.

Of survey respondents, 44 per cent pointed to colour selection as the biggest challenge they associate with painting projects. This compares with 34 per cent who cited preparation as their biggest obstacle.

The study also found that 36 per cent of respondents said they rely on in-store assistance to select a colour for their paint job. What’s more, CIL paint retailers report that even those who bring a fabric swatch or accessory from the room to be painted into the store still have trouble envisioning their completed paint projects.

In response to consumer demand, CIL paint has launched a new website (www.CIL.ca) that makes the paint selection process easier. Based on a “model home” concept, the website allows visitors to view dozens of room settings, each featuring a different wall colour.

Unlike the traditional method of showcasing paints by colour family, CIL paint presents its colour palette by room – from bedrooms and bathrooms to kitchens, living areas and dining rooms. Every room category features a wide range of photos, each with a different colour backdrop.

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through the new CIL paint website and make more confident colour and décor decisions,” she added, explaining that test-user feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.

“Although people have relied on paint chips to help them make colour selections for decades, it’s very difficult to envision how the chip they’re holding in the palm of their hand will look on the entire length of a wall,” Goldman said.“Now we’re saying to consumers, ‘Here’s an online library of room colour options that makes it easy for you to narrow your colour choices from the comfort of your home, before you even step into a store to look at paint swatches,’” she explained.

The website has a visualizer tool that allows users to choose their favourite décor setting and try different CIL paint colours and colour combinations in the room.

It also lets users upload – and virtually paint – photos of their own rooms, or they can pull colours from any uploaded image and bring them into a room setting. A special site feature enables visitors to save their choices in a project folder and share them through social media channels to get input from family and friends.

According to the survey by CIL paint, the most popular rooms painted by Canadians last year were bedrooms (24 per cent), living and family rooms (23 per cent) and kitchens (22 per cent).

CIL paints are sold at The Home Depot, Canadian Tire, Walmart, Rona and independent paint stores across the country. For more information and to view the model rooms, visit www.CIL.ca.

Available in Canada at The Home Depot, Walmart, Rona and other independent paint dealers, CIL paint has been a trusted brand in businesses, communities, schools and homes across the country for 85 years. With more than 1,200 colours in its palette, CIL paint has developed a colour mood system that guarantees a perfect match across a wide spectrum of colours.

PPG Industries’ vision is to continue to be the world’s leading coatings and specialty materials company. Through leadership in innovation, sustainability and color, PPG helps customers in industrial, transportation, consumer products, and construction markets and aftermarkets to enhance more surfaces in more ways than does any other company. Founded in 1883, PPG has global headquarters inTheRentersGuide.ca Pittsburgh and operates in nearly 70 countries around the world. Net sales in 2013 were $15.1 billion. PPG shares are traded on the New York Stock Exchange (symbol: PPG). For more information, visit www.ppg.com and follow @PPGIndustries on Twitter.

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One Of the life events that Will have the Biggest impact On yOur mOney is the arrival Of a neW BaBe and the income loss associated with taking maternity leave. In Canada, new moms can take up to 52 weeks off from their jobs and have those jobs protected for their return to work. However, all that time off doesn’t necessarily come with a full paycheque. Yes, there are companies that offer a “top up”, but it hardly ever is for the full amount of your before-baby pay, and it seldom lasts for the full year.

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For people who do not receive a top-up, employment insurance (EI) benefits will provide an income. EI benefits are calculated as 55 per cent of your normal earnings up to a maximum salary. So if you’re earning $40,000 a year, which translates into $3333 before taxes a month, or $769 gross a week, you’ll be entitled to 55 per cent of that or about $423 a week, before taxes. Ouch!

On top of that pain is the fact that the first two weeks of mat leave are unpaid, so your income calculation won’t start until the third week. And since it’ll take between four to six weeks to get your first EI benefit deposited into your bank account, you shouldn’t be counting on that money to make your mortgage payment or buy food.

Moms aren’t the only ones who can take time off with your new Mini-Me. Dads can take up to 35 weeks of parental leave; however EI benefits have to be shared between the mother and father so they can’t both collect EI at the same time.

Adoptive parents also get to take parental benefits and fall under the same rules as dads.

So, now that you know you’ll only be getting a fraction of the income you’ve become used to, how are you going to cope?

Many new moms and dads resort to using their credit cards or lines of credit to see them through. Dumb!

With a new long-term expense – that’s the baby – adding gobs of interest to the equation is no way to secure your financial future. Every month you’ll fall further and further behind, becoming almost desperate at the hole you’ve dug yourself. And if another baby arrives soon after, your goose will be cooked.

Just because Canadians are guaranteed a year of mat leave doesn’t mean we have the right to take it. We only have that right if we’ve taken the time to plan TheRentersGuide.ca for it, and have the money we’ll need to make ends meet without going into debt.

The best way to see the implication of the mat leave income drop-off is to live on the equivalent of your mat leave income for the duration of your pregnancy. Put the rest of the money you’re earning away for emergencies, to buy the stuff you’ll need for baby, or to start an education savings plan. If you can’t swing it for the months that you’re pregnant, you might want to reconsider taking the full year’s mat leave.

The other thing you have to consider is which member of the family should take the most time with the baby.

While, traditionally, women have done this, when the woman is the primary breadwinner in the family then the income loss to the family is felt doubly.

Do the math to see who should take time off and how much, and how that will impact on the family’s financial situation.

You have to make a budget that balances while you’re off, including a whole bunch of new categories that incorporate baby’s food, clothes, personal care (diapers, shampoo, cream), medical, toys, activities, and savings.

Don’t forget the costs associated with actually getting the baby here: hospital rooms and parking. If you have a health plan through work, you may be covered

for semi-private room. If not, you may have to settle for sharing a room with a lot of other crying babies. And don’t bank on being in hospital for only one day. If there’s any complication with baby, you’ll be “living” at the hospital until baby can come home. Don’t add financial stress to your already overstressed life.

The arrival of your newest family member should be a time full of joy and excitement. But you can’t expect things to run smoothly if you’re a dope and don’t do some planning. People like to say they didn’t have any time to plan… that they were “surprised” by baby’s arrival. You’re kidding me, right? Nine (I actually think of it as ten) months isn’t enough time to figure out how you’re going to cope? Or maybe it’s that you don’t want to have to face some hard truths. Well, you have a baby to consider now, so it’s time to wake up and smell the poop!

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