Of the seven rental buildings near Universit\u00e9 de Saint-Boniface (USB) below, 424 Aulneau shares a street with USB’s student residence at 480 rue Aulneau, and its operator lists a one-bedroom at $1,050 a month with heat and water included. The guide orders all seven from the lowest to the highest starting one-bedroom rent, $1,050 to $1,399, and shows what each step up in price buys. Prices and availability are as of the date this guide was published, and they change, so confirm every detail with the operator before you apply.<\/p>\n
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Each building is here because its operator’s page showed a suite you could pursue: an availability label, a dated move-in, or a published plan price. We ordered the seven by the lowest one-bedroom rent each page shows, the one unit type all seven publish, so the order is a price order and not a ranking of quality. Two buildings each come from A.S.H. Management Group and Thorwin Properties, and one each from Clearwater Management, Towers Realty Group, and Globe Property Management. None of the seven is on liv.rent’s buildings list dated September 2, 2026.<\/p>\n
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Rents, pets, utilities, and parking come from the operators’ own wording. Distances and walking times are the operators’ claims too, and none were measured. No operator page shows a last-updated date, so every price is the one shown when this guide was published. A.S.H.’s two pages carry a 2020 date in their code while showing \u201cAvailable Now\u201d, so a phone call to confirm is worth making, and the other date and promotion quirks are flagged under each building.<\/p>\n
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According to liv.rent\u2019s October 2026 Winnipeg rent report<\/a>, St. Boniface was the most affordable of the report’s six regions for an unfurnished one-bedroom at $1,268 a month, edging out East Winnipeg by less than a dollar, against a citywide average of $1,319. St. Boniface one-bedroom asking rent eased 1.0% from September to October 2026.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Treat those averages as context only. The report’s text does not say where its St. Boniface region ends and gives no building-level figures, so none of the buildings below is placed inside it. The operator prices here are starting rents for the cheapest suite shown, not averages, and the report also says unfurnished two-bedroom asking rents increased in St. Boniface that month, which matters if you plan to share.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n USB’s own residence is the first place to look. The student residence<\/a> at 480 rue Aulneau has seven private studios, 48 shared two-bedroom apartments, and one shared three-bedroom apartment. USB’s 2026-2027 residence prices<\/a> are per person: $2,595 per session ($648.75 a month) for a studio, $2,485 per session ($621.25 a month) for a Type A shared two-bedroom, and $1,730 per session ($432.50 a month) for a Type B shared two-bedroom or the shared three-bedroom, plus a mandatory $350 reservation deposit. USB’s page says places are limited and strongly advises applying as early as possible.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n USB’s off-campus housing page<\/a> says residence places are often reserved for first-year students, so a student may need to look off campus. USB’s website gives its campus address as 200 avenue de la Cath\u00e9drale.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Getting to campus can also cost money. The City of Winnipeg’s 2026 fares table<\/a> lists post-secondary rates of $88.05 for a 28-day e-pass, $95.50 for a monthly e-pass, and $324.65 for a semester e-pass, against a full-fare monthly e-pass of $119.35, and says you must buy the card at your school and show student ID to board. Winnipeg Transit’s U-Pass page<\/a> names the University of Manitoba and the University of Winnipeg, not USB, and neither that page nor USB’s housing pages say whether USB students get a U-Pass, so ask USB which pass applies before you budget for one.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Landlords and owners near USB can read the figures below as a snapshot of what operators ask, not as a price for any one suite. A free liv.rent rent estimate<\/a> is the way to price a specific unit.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n 301 Horace Street and 424 Aulneau tie for the lowest one-bedroom rent at $1,050 a month, and La Tour Eiffel B is the highest at $1,399. Six of the seven list heat as included (Place St. Boniface lists water only for three of its addresses, including 302 Goulet), and 300 Tach\u00e9 lists water alone.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Rents in the table are dollars a month, quoted as each operator’s page shows them; a cell reading \u201cnot published\u201d means that page was silent on the point.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nHow do the seven buildings compare, from lowest rent to highest?<\/h2>\n