July 2020 Toronto Rent Prices This month, we take a closer look at the reported average rent prices for the month of July across the Greater Toronto Area. This is our fourth set of figures collected for a complete COVID-19 pandemic period and a slight upward trend in rental rates is evident based on July's figures Month-to-Month Rent Change Below, we show the percentage change in average rent from June to July's figures. The ...
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Highest average rents are found by Union Station in Downtown Toronto - $2,050 for an unfurnished 1 bedroom and $2,650 for an unfurnished 2 bedroom unit.The difference between the highest and lowest rent for an unfurnished 1 bedroom near transit is $900.The difference between the highest and lowest rent for an unfurnished 2 bedroom near transit is $650. With Downtown Toronto rents consistently the highest in Canada (Toronto June 2020 Rent ...
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June 2020 Toronto Rent Prices This month, we take a closer look at the reported average rent prices for the month of June across the Greater Toronto Area. These are our third set of figures collected for a complete COVID-19 pandemic period and a downward trend in rental rates is evident, though it recently appears to be leveling out. Month-to-Month Rent Change Below, we show the percentage change in average rent from May ...
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May 2020 Toronto Rent Prices This month, we take a closer look at what the reported average rent prices for the month of May are across the Greater Toronto Area. These are the first set of figures collected for a complete COVID-19 pandemic period and a downward trend in rental rates is evident. Month-to-Month Rent Change Below we show the percentage change in average rent from April to May's figures. The biggest decrease ...
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April 2020 Toronto Rent Prices This month, we take a closer look at what the reported average rent prices for the month of April are across the Greater Toronto Area. They will be the first set of figures collected since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Toronto saw a slight uptick in rental rates in April. Month-to-Month Rent Change Below we show the percentage change in average rent from March to April’s figures. The biggest ...
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March 2020 Toronto Rent Prices Let's take a look at Toronto rent trends 2020 for March. Rental rates continued to dip in March but we predict they will stabilize as we move into the spring market. Toronto Furnished vs. Unfurnished Rentals What is the average rent in Toronto? The highest average rent in Toronto for an unfurnished one bedroom apartment is $1,847 (down slightly from February's $1,888) while the average rent in Toronto ...
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February 2020 Toronto Rent Prices Let's take a look at Toronto rent trends 2020 for February. Rental rates dipped in February but we predict they'll recover as we move further into the spring. Toronto Furnished vs. Unfurnished Rentals What is the average rent in Toronto? The highest average rent in Toronto for an unfurnished one bedroom apartment is $1,888 down from January's $1,928 while the average rent in Toronto of a furnished apartment ...
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Toronto Rent Trends 2020 To kick off the new year, this January we take a look at Toronto rent trends 2020. Rental rates dipped slightly in January but we predict they'll recover as we move into February 2020. Toronto Furnished vs. Unfurnished Rentals What is the average rent in Toronto? The highest average rent in Toronto for an unfurnished one bedroom apartment is $1,928 down ever so slightly from December's $1,933 while the ...
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Toronto Rent Trends This month we take a look at the state of the rental market in Greater Toronto based on November’s figures. Rental rates increased over December and we predict continued upward pressure on rates moving into 2020. Toronto Furnished vs. Unfurnished Rentals The highest average rent in Toronto for an unfurnished one bedroom apartment is $1,933 up from November's $1,851 while the average rent in Toronto of a furnished apartment actually ...
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Vancouver vs Toronto Cost of Living Vancouver and Toronto are more than 4,000 km apart but share the dubious honour of being the two most expensive cities in Canada. Despite this, they are highly desirable places to live, scoring high on all international standard of living indices. They are clean, safe and secure, and offer newcomers vibrant, multi-cultural communities willing to embrace immigrants. Toronto is the business capital of Canada ...
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