Submitted by "Bed bug biten" on 06/18/2008

The landlord is in conflict with tenants. They took undue time dealing with the bedbug situation until it became an epidemic. Building was bought last November and ever since the landlord has been using tactics to remove tenants so the rent can be increased. This landlord has resorted to false accusations and has issued numerous eviction notices based on these false accusations to harass tenants into leaving. They are taking advantage of the backed-up Residential Tenancy Branch to achieve this goal of removing tenants. This bedbug situation was NOT properly dealt with and I would be vary careful about dealing with these unscrupulous, underhanded landlords.

Submitted by "Reliable Tenant" on 08/31/2007

This has been resolved the person posting this information is misleading the public and has been malicious in the past...the suites in question were fumigated, all other units have been inspected and tenants were notified to let property manager of anything and it would be dealt with immediately. This tenant posting this information was asked if they had any issues and they indicated they did but would allow any access to determine if in fact there were.

Tenant has since moved out and is no longer aware of accurate information.

Submitted by "804" on 08/23/2007

Woke up with bites on my hands, and my wife also had bites on her hands. After a full search of the bed, we found bedbugs at the seams of our mattress.
We have since learned that 5 other suites in the building have had them and those suites were fumigated very recently so the bugs have migrated to other suites.