We are the positive voice for residential landlords
About Us
Established in 1978, The Investment Property Owners Association of Nova Scotia (IPOANS) is the collective voice representing residential investment property owners. When IPOANS speaks on industry issues industry stakeholders listen.
IPOANS primary focus is providing members with Advocacy, Education, Membership Services programs.
Members
IPOANS Investment property owner members have over 45,000 apartment rental units under management throughout Nova Scotia. And are vital economic and philanthropic contributors in the communities in which they live and operate their businesses.
Events
Networking events include our annual AGM Awards Gala, Dinner and Tradeshow, Quarterley Lunch and Learn Informational sessions, Industry Workshops, and an Annual Golf Tournament.
Purpose
Representing the interests of Nova Scotia’s residential property owners through the deliverance of Advocacy, Education and Membership Services intiatives that provide members with tangible long-term benefits.
Membership
Over 160 Members and Climbing!
Join with confidence knowing IPOANS is the collective positive voice representing residential landlords!
INSight
Multi-Res News
The Chronicle Herald Report
Report: Renting a one-bedroom apartment in Halifax will cost you 20% more than in 2020 While the national average is down almost 9%, rents in Halifax have spiralled upward HALIFAX, N.S. - The average price to rent a one-bedroom apartment in Halifax has gone up by 20...
Editorial
IPOANS response sent to The Chronicle Herald Report: Renting a one-bedroom apartment in Halifax will cost you 20% more than in 2020 Reporter Nicole Munroe's headline "Report: Renting a one-bedroom apartment in Halifax will cost you 20% more than in 2020" is misleading...
Affordable Housing
Province told that rural N.S. has 'affordable housing crisis' 'But because it is hidden and not easily measured doesn't mean that it doesn't exist,' says advocate Helen Lanthier's message to provincial politicians Thursday about housing problems in rural Nova Scotia...
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