Community guides
Renter's guides to Canadian cities, one neighbourhood at a time: what rent really costs, how you get around, where the schools are, and the tenancy rules to know before you sign.

Living in Vancouver, BC
Ocean on one side, mountains on the other, and the most expensive rental market in Canada in between. Here is what renting in Vancouver is actually like, which neighbourhoods suit which budgets, and how BC tenancy rules protect you.Neighbourhood guides in Vancouver
Each guide covers what it costs to rent there, how it compares with the rest of Vancouver, and who the neighbourhood suits.- Arbutus Ridge
- Chinatown
- Coal Harbour
- Downtown Vancouver
- Dunbar-Southlands
- Fairview
- False Creek
- Gastown
- Grandview-Woodland
- Hastings-Sunrise
- Kensington-Cedar Cottage
- Kerrisdale
- Killarney
- Kitsilano
- Marpole
- Mount Pleasant
- Oakridge
- Renfrew-Collingwood
- Riley Park
- Shaughnessy
- South Cambie
- Strathcona
- Sunset
- Victoria-Fraserview
- West End
- West Point Grey
- Yaletown

Living in Toronto, ON
The biggest city in Canada, with streetcars in the old city, rental towers in the inner suburbs and a lake along the whole south edge. Here is what renting in Toronto is actually like, which neighbourhoods suit which budgets, and how Ontario tenancy rules protect you.Neighbourhood guides in Toronto
Each guide covers what it costs to rent there, how it compares with the rest of Toronto, and who the neighbourhood suits.- Bloor West Village
- Cabbagetown
- Chinatown
- Church-Wellesley
- Cityplace
- Corktown
- Danforth-Greektown
- Davisville Village
- Distillery District
- Downtown Core
- Entertainment District
- Forest Hill North
- Harbourfront
- High Park North
- Kensington Market
- King West
- Koreatown
- Leslieville
- Liberty Village
- Little Italy
- Moss Park
- Parkdale
- Regent Park
- Riverdale
- Roncesvalles
- Rosedale
- St. James Town
- St. Lawrence
- The Annex
- The Beaches
- The Junction
- West Queen West
- Willowdale
- Yonge-Eglinton
- Yonge-St.Clair
- Yorkville