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The deficit of rental housing in the Greater Toronto Area is poised to double to 177,000 units over the next decade amid “record high immigration” and declining ... More

New report highlights rent rate movements in major urban markets

Having already surpassed pre-pandemic levels, the average rent in Canada continued to rise in October.

The cost of renting a one-bedroom condominium in Toronto is now up more than 20 per cent year-over-year, as higher borrowing costs leave some would-be buyers on the ... More

The rental market became so unbalanced during the third quarter that units were on the market for a record low average of 10 days

Rental apartment construction dropped sharply in Toronto in the first half of the year, according to a new government report that suggests it has become “less and less ... More

The market has seen its rent rates increase by around 20% annually

10 million households own their home, while 5 million rent. But the gap is narrowing.

Having been on an upward trend since early last year, average rent prices have now eclipsed pre-pandemic levels.

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The Greater Toronto Area’s average rent has reached a new high in Q2 amid intensified competition, according to the region’s real estate industry association.

GTA rent prices rose by “the fastest pace on record” in the second quarter of this year with the average one-bedroom unit being leased out for nearly $2,200 a ... More

Ontario is more than doubling the maximum rate a landlord can raise a tenant's rent next year – marking the highest rent increase guideline in the province in a ... More

The Canadian housing market continues to witness a dramatic climb in rental prices according to a report from rental listing platform Zumper published last Wednesday.

A new report says the average monthly GTA rent increased 12% for all property types this April to $2,204 from $1,974 in April 2021.

Canadian renters are facing larger monthly payments in many markets according to a new report.

Average rents in Canada are expected grow by 3% this year, while Toronto will see a stronger 7% increase in rents.

Plans to regulate the short-term rentals market in Toronto will go ahead following the dismissal of an appeal.

At present, Toronto is far more hospitable to renters than buyers, with the average surveyed rent for recently leased units increasing at the slowest rate in two years.

Toronto Real Estate Board President Michael Collins announced that Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® reported 10,800 condominium apartment rentals through TREB’s ... More

A new report from RBC Economics focuses on the rental housing deficit which is set to intensify in the coming years, especially in Toronto and Vancouver.

Amid newfound momentum due to an upward trend in detached home sales, Toronto remains probably the best real estate investment destination in Canada, according to RE/MAX.

Exceptional job growth in the Greater Toronto Area, along with consistently high immigration, has spurred strong rental demand through the first half of 2019.

U-Haul’s annual migration trends report for 2018 shows more people are moving to Toronto.

The strength of the economy and labour market in the Greater Toronto Area is boosting rental activity.

The average monthly rental rate in Canada increased by four per cent in May following two months of declines, but demand for apartments is expected to remain strong according ... More

TREB President Garry Bhaura announced that GTA REALTORS® reported 9,989 transactions through TREB’s MLS® System in May 2019.1 While this result represented a ... More

Torontonians could find themselves “doubling up” on housing with friends or relatives in the coming years as the city’s breakneck population growth outstrips ... More

The Greater Toronto Area’s tech sector, the fastest growing in North America, expected to attract young professionals in greater numbers this year.

We are almost a month into 2019, and it feels like the Toronto real estate market is getting a fresh start. As we enter a more balanced market, the discussion will slowly shift ... More