Brantford, ON apartments for rent
165 apartments for rent in Brantford, ON, from 161 communities.
806 - 1 WELLINGTON STREET 806
806 - 1 WELLINGTON STREET, Brantford, ON, N3T2L3
19 HOODLESS Court Unit# LOWER LOWER
19 HOODLESS Court Unit# LOWER, Brantford, ON, N3T0A8
1 - 88 COLBORNE STREET 1
1 - 88 COLBORNE STREET, Brantford, ON, N3T2G5
501 - 421 FAIRVIEW DRIVE 501
501 - 421 FAIRVIEW DRIVE, Brantford, ON, N3R7M3
501 - 33 ERIE AVENUE 501
501 - 33 ERIE AVENUE, Brantford, ON, N3S2E7
33 ERIE Avenue Unit# 1313 1313
33 ERIE Avenue Unit# 1313, Brantford, ON, N3S0K7
150 ELGIN Street Unit# LOWER LOWER
150 ELGIN Street Unit# LOWER, Brantford, ON, N3S5A5
808 - 33 ERIE AVENUE 808
808 - 33 ERIE AVENUE, Brantford, ON, N3S0K7
805 - 1 WELLINGTON STREET 805
805 - 1 WELLINGTON STREET, Brantford, ON, N3T2L3
1306 - 33 ERIE AVENUE 1306
1306 - 33 ERIE AVENUE, Brantford, ON, N3S0K7
402 - 33 ERIE AVENUE 402
402 - 33 ERIE AVENUE, Brantford, ON, N3S0K7
34 NORMAN Street Unit# 506 506
34 NORMAN Street Unit# 506, Brantford, ON, N3R2Y1
1705 - 33 ERIE AVENUE 1705
1705 - 33 ERIE AVENUE, Brantford, ON, N3S0K7
1 - 174 DARLING STREET 1
1 - 174 DARLING STREET, Brantford, ON, N3S3W6
UPPER - 9 PRICE STREET Upper
UPPER - 9 PRICE STREET, Brantford, ON, N3T0R3
33 ERIE Avenue Unit# 1609 1609
33 ERIE Avenue Unit# 1609, Brantford, ON, N3S0K7
74 ERIE Avenue Unit# Main Main
74 ERIE Avenue Unit# Main, Brantford, ON, N3S2E9
LOWER - 9 PRICE STREET Lower
LOWER - 9 PRICE STREET, Brantford, ON, N3T0R3
130 BRANTWOOD PARK Road Unit# upper upper
130 BRANTWOOD PARK Road Unit# upper, Brantford, ON, N3P1G3
575 CONKLIN Road Unit# 901 901
575 CONKLIN Road Unit# 901, Brantford, ON, N3T0Y2
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Renter’s City Guide to Brantford
CITY GUIDE
BRANTFORD, ONTARIO
Brantford has a population of over 97,000 people and is located in the southeastern portion of the province, just west of Hamilton. Covering over 72 square kilometres, the city is situated near the communities of Paris, Brant, Tutela Heights, and Burford. The Grand River runs through the city, and other bodies of water such as Mohawk Lake, Walton Pond, and Whiteman’s Creek provide habitat for wildlife and opportunities for residents to explore nature.Brantford’s proximity to Hamilton allows residents accessto additional amenities.
Real Estate Market Overview
Brantford’s real estate market is fairly affordable, with average house prices ranging from $200,000 to $500,000. A mix of older single-family homes, condos, commercial space, and vacant lots can be found in the northern section of Brantford. Single-family homes in this section tend to be on large lots. The central section of the city also has many older single-family homes to choose from, as well as some newer built options along the outskirts. Commercial space and vacant lots are also available in this section. Many of Brantford’s newer and more expensive homes can be found in the southern section, along with vacant land and some commercial space.
Rental Market
Brantford’s vacancy rate has stayed pretty stable over the past few years, sitting between 2% and 3%.The stable vacancy rate can be attributed to the demand side, as lower employment among young people and fewer new immigrants arriving in the city have decreased demand. The vacancy rate for one-bedroom apartments is highest, while three-bedroom apartments have experienced a large drop in vacancy. There are limited new apartment buildings available in the Brantford rental market, with the majority of buildings constructed before 1990. Average rent costs for apartments in Brantford are $630 for a bachelor apartment, $780 for a one-bedroom apartment, $870 for a two-bedroom apartment, and $950 for a three-bedroom (or more) apartment.
Employment
Key industries in Brantford’s economy include food manufacturing, plastics and rubber products, chemical manufacturing, machinery manufacturing, warehouse and distribution, and clean technology.A number of food manufacturing facilities operate in Brantford and include companies such as Ferrero Canada Ltd., ConAgra Foods, Aryzta, Maple Leaf Consumer Foods, and Normerica. Manufacturers of other products include Atlas Hydraulics, Gates Canada, Latham Pool Products, SC Johnson and Son Ltd., P&G, Apotex Pharmachem Inc., Tigercat Industries, Keeprite Refrigeration, and Henry Technologies. The unemployment rate in Brantford tends to be less than 5%, which is slightly lower than the national rate.
Transportation
Public bus service is operated by Brantford Transit, which services around 10 routes with its fleet of close to 30 vehicles. The agency also services special school and industrial routes. The major hub for Brantford Transit is the Brantford Transit Terminal, which also provides residents with access to Greyhound bus services and GO Transit buses and trains. Residents can also travel by train using VIA Rail, which stops at a train station located north of downtown Brantford.
Schools
Grand Erie District School Board, Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic District School Board, and the Conseil Scolaire de District Catholique Centre-Sud operate schools in the city. These schools include Echo Place School, King George School, Greenbrier Public School, Bellview Public School, Christ the King School, Resurrection School, St. Leo School, Brantford Collegiate Institute, St. John’s College, and North Park Collegiate and Vocational School. Private school options are also available. Post-secondary options available in the city include Laurier Brantford (a local Wilfrid Laurier University campus), which offers programs in communications, law, languages, sciences, social work, and healthcare; Nipissing University, which offers bachelor of arts and bachelor of education degrees; and Conestoga College, with courses in business and human resources.
Family Life
The Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant is an art gallery that features exhibitions of contemporary fine art. With a permanent collection of over 600 pieces, the gallery is sure to have something to interest everyone. Art classes for people of all ages are held at the gallery, and pieces are available for rental or purchase. The onsite tearoom is a popular spot for light refreshments. For summer fun, residents can check out the Earl Haig Family Fun Park, which offers a variety of water attractions including a waterslide, a spray pad, a swimming pool, and a tubing river. Other activities at the park include a mini golf course, batting cages, and a playground. There is also an onsite concession area.