Yukon Rent Increase Rules (2026)
Yukon has had a rent-increase cap tied to inflation (CPI) in recent years. One increase per 12 months with 3 months' notice. Confirm whether the CPI cap is currently in force.
Governing law: Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, S.Y. 2012, c. 20
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CPI-linked cap (verify)
Yukon introduced a rent-increase cap tied to the Consumer Price Index. Confirm whether it is still in force and the current percentage before issuing notice.
Once per year, 3 months' notice
Rent can rise once every 12 months with at least 3 months' written notice.
Notice form
Use the prescribed notice; an improper increase is unenforceable.
No mid-term increases
Rent is fixed during a fixed-term lease.
Re-verify
Territorial measures change; check the current rule each year.
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