Rental Trends in March 2021 As March begins, we're taking an up-to-date look at the real cost of rent in Metro Vancouver in 2021 based on data from our own liv.rent platform and other listings websites. This month marks a solemn anniversary as it's been about a year since the COVID-19 pandemic changed our everyday lives here in Canada and beyond. But, this month has some bright spots — spring is ...
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Rental Trends in February 2021 Now a month into 2021, COVID-19 restrictions continue to have Vancouverites working and studying from home. The vaccines are continuing to roll out, but precautions are still being taken to protect homes against the virus. We're taking an up-to-date look at what the cost of rent in Metro Vancouver in 2021 is based on data from our own liv.rent platform and other listings websites. Based on what ...
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Rental Trends in January 2021 As we say good riddance to a historic year and welcome 2021, many Vancouverites continue to work and study from home as COVID-19 vaccines begin to roll out around the world and we look ahead to a brighter future. To kick off the new year, we take a closer look at the reported average rent prices across the Greater Vancouver Area for December, based on data ...
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Rental Trends in December 2020 As we enter enter the final month of an unusual year, Vancouverites have grown accustomed to working and studying at home. Businesses have adjusted to COVID-19 restrictions and continue to persevere. As we take a closer look at the reported average rent prices across the Greater Vancouver Area for December, based on data gathered from numerous listing websites and our own liv.rent platform, we see some ...
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Rental Trends in November 2020 As we enter the winter months, more Vancouverites have returned to work and some government COVID-19 supports have ended. With this in mind, we take a closer look at the reported average rent prices across the Greater Vancouver Area for October. Based on data gathered from numerous listing websites and our own liv.rent platform, our rent reports seek to identify and share key market data ...
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Rental Trends in October 2020 Schools have re-opened, fall activities are underway, more people have returned to work and some government COVID-19 supports have ended. With this in mind, we take a closer look at the reported average rent prices across the Greater Vancouver Area for October. Based on data gathered from numerous listing websites and our own liv.rent platform, our rent reports seek to identify and share key market ...
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Rental Trends in September 2020 As schools reopen and more and more people head back to work, we take a closer look at the reported average rent prices across the Greater Vancouver Area for September. Based on data gathered from numerous listing websites and our own liv.rent platform, our rent reports seek to identify and share key market data and trends, to help inform and educate landlords and tenants alike. ...
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Rental Trends in August 2020 This month, we take a closer look at the reported average rent prices across the Greater Vancouver Area. Based on data gathered from numerous listing websites and our own liv.rent platform, our rent reports seek to identify and share key market data and trends, to help inform and educate landlords and tenants alike. Jump to the following Rent Report sections: Average Rent Month-to-month Rent Change Most Popular ...
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Rental Trends in June 2020 This month, we take a closer look at the reported average rent prices across the Greater Vancouver Area. This is the fourth rent report based on data gathered from numerous listing websites during the quarantine period and we're seeing downward pressure on rental rates continue across the Lower Mainland. Jump to the following Rent Report sections: Average Rent Month-to-month Rent Change Income-to-Rent Ratio (NEW) Renter Demographics Pet-Friendly Rentals Unfurnished Vs. Furnished ...
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Updated: Jan 2021 Highest average rents are found by Union Station in Downtown Toronto - $1,900 for an unfurnished 1 bedroom and $2,600 for an unfurnished 2 bedroom unit.The difference between the highest and lowest rent for an unfurnished 1 bedroom near transit is $800.The difference between the highest and lowest rent for an unfurnished 2 bedroom near transit is $1,200. Downtown Toronto rents are consistently some of the highest in Canada ...
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