RTB Manitoba compliant
Leases prepared under the Manitoba Residential Tenancies Act with the Residential Tenancies Branch (RTB) tenancy agreement and notice forms used correctly.
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Manitoba · Full-Service Leasing
Leasing across Manitoba
Manitoba rentals are governed by the Residential Tenancies Branch with annual guideline rent-increase percentages. Winnipeg anchors the market with University of Manitoba and public-sector demand, while Brandon and Steinbach serve as regional secondary markets with growing inventory. The province offers some of the most accessible major-metro rents in Canada, with a year-round leasing cycle and tenure stability that owners reliably trade off against the modest rent ceiling.
Service areas
Cities we serve in Manitoba
Local expertise in every major market — from tenant placement to institutional lease-up, executed by the same in-market team.
Why MoveSmart
Why MoveSmart in Manitoba
Local Manitoba advisors
In-market teams in Winnipeg, Brandon, and Steinbach — agents who understand local sub-market pricing and the Manitoba tenant pool.
Rent-guideline aware pricing
Pricing reflects the annual Manitoba rent-increase guideline (3.0% for 2025) and the exemptions that apply to newer construction.
MoveSmart Rentals
Manitoba, leased properly
Our process
How leasing in Manitoba works
Four stages, every placement — from strategic pricing to documented move-in.
- 01
Strategic pricing for the Manitoba market
RTB rent-history data, CMHC comparables, and the annual rent-increase guideline set a defensible asking rent for the Winnipeg or Brandon sub-market.
- 02
Marketing + MLS syndication
Distribution across Realtor.ca, Kijiji, Rent Winnipeg, Zumper, Facebook Marketplace, and the regional broker network with full photo + floor-plan capture.
- 03
Tenant qualification with Manitoba compliance
Credit, employment, and reference screening within Manitoba Human Rights Code limits with documented, uniform decision criteria.
- 04
Lease signing on the RTB tenancy agreement + move-in
Standard RTB residential tenancy agreement e-signed, security deposit collected within the RTB cap, and a documented move-in inspection report.
Frequently Asked
Frequently asked — leasing in Manitoba
Manitoba publishes an annual rent-increase guideline (3.0% for 2025). Landlords must give 3 months written notice to raise rent and may only raise rent once every 12 months. Buildings first occupied within the last 20 years are generally exempt from the guideline.
Ready when you are
Lease your property in Manitoba
Zero upfront cost. Success-fee on placement. Full-service leasing across every major Manitoba market.