Ajax, ON apartments for rent
3 apartments for rent in Ajax, ON.
202 - 106 OLD KINGSTON ROAD 202
202 - 106 OLD KINGSTON ROAD, Ajax (Central West), ON, L1T2Z9
401 - 44 FALBY COURT 401
401 - 44 FALBY COURT, Ajax (South East), ON, L1S3L1
310 - 2 WESTNEY ROAD 310
310 - 2 WESTNEY ROAD, Ajax (Central West), ON, L1T3H3
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Renter’s City Guide to Ajax
CITY GUIDE
AJAX, ONTARIO
Ajax is located in the southeastern portion of the province along Lake Ontario, and is bordered by the communities of Whitby, and Glen Major. The city covers over 67 square kilometres and is home to more than 109,000 people. Ajax has a small-town feel, and residents take pride in their community by participating in events and festivals throughout the year. The city has plenty of natural areas to explore, and its location along Lake Ontario provides beautiful views.
Real Estate Market Overview
Homes in Ajax can sometimes be pricey, with average costs ranging from $500,000 to $750,000. Ajax’s northern section is predominantly made up of large, newer-built single-family homes on large lots, and the central section provides a mix of newer, high-priced single-family homes, older single-family homes, andnewer condos and row houses. Commercial real estate can also be found in the city’s central section. In the southern section, there are more condo options and older single-family homes. There are also some commercial options in this section.
Rental Market
Ajax’s vacancy rate has stayed pretty much the same at around 1% over the past few years, which has made the rental market in high-demand.Three-bedroom (or more) apartments have the lowest vacancy rates, while bachelor apartments are not as high-demand.Vacancy rates are higher for buildings that were built before 1975, and rent costs for units in older buildings tend to be lower to reflect the decreased demand. Average rent costs in the city range from $790 for a bachelor apartment to $1,300 for a three-bedroom (or more) apartment. The overall average cost for rent each month is about $1,200.
Employment
Manufacturing, business and information technology services, healthcare, and tourism are all important industries in Ajax. Manufacturing businesses operating in Ajax include Volkswagen Canada, Audi Canada, Lear Corporation, Axalta, and Safran Messier-Dowty. Products manufactured in the city include auto parts, aerospace products, and electronics. In the healthcare field, the Ajax-Pickering Hospital is a major employer, and includes an emergency department, diagnostic services, laboratory services, and a continuing care unit. Ajax has the only convention centre complex in the Durham Region, making it a popular place for conventions, meetings, and other events. The city’s unemployment rate tends to be higher than that of other nearby communities, sitting at between 8% and 9%.
Transportation
Public transportation in Ajax is provided by Durham Region Transit, which operates a fleet of buses servicing around a dozen routes.Besides providing transportation within the city of Ajax, Durham Region Transit also operates other regional routes for the communities of Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa, and Clarington, and allows residents of each community to access neighbouring towns. Ajax’s GO Station is the main transportation hub, and also provides access to GO Transit trains and buses, which link the city to major urban centres like Toronto.
Schools
Primary and secondary schools in Ajax are operated by the Durham District School Board and Durham Catholic District School Board. Schools in the city include Eagle Ridge Public School, Applecroft Public School, Vimy Ridge Public School, Lakeside Public School, Nottingham Public School, Southwood Park Public School, Ajax High School, J. Clarke Richardson Collegiate, Mother Teresa Catholic School, St. James Catholic School, Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School, and Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School. Private school options are also available. CDI College is the only post-secondary option in Ajax. The college offers programs in art and design, business, healthcare, law, and technology. Other post-secondary options, such as Durham College, Liaison College, and Trillium College, can be found in neighbouring communities.
Family Life
Rotary Park is located on the Waterfront Trail and sits at the mouth of Duffins Creek. The park features playgrounds, a splash pad, a large pavilion, restroom facilities, a concession stand, and walking paths. Visitors can enjoy the beach or fish at the creek. Numerous events and charity walks are held at the park throughout the year. Endless Fun is an indoor play centre for kids with a three-level play structure including slides, mazes, climbing ropes, and a trampoline.There is a toddler area that allows smaller children to play safely, as well as a kid-friendly snack bar. The centre is available to book for parties and other events.