Kitchener, ON apartments for rent
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141 CHAPEL Street Unit# 9 9
141 CHAPEL Street Unit# 9, Kitchener, ON, N2H2T6
3227 E KING Street E Unit# 503 503
3227 E KING Street E Unit# 503, Kitchener, ON, N2A3Z9
67 LOUISA Street Unit# C C
67 LOUISA Street Unit# C, Kitchener, ON, N2H5L9
1503 - 294 CHANDLER DRIVE 1503
1503 - 294 CHANDLER DRIVE, Kitchener, ON, N2E2K1
103 - 294 CHANDLER DRIVE 103
103 - 294 CHANDLER DRIVE, Kitchener, ON, N2E2K1
LOWER - 349 GROVEHILL CRESCENT Lower
LOWER - 349 GROVEHILL CRESCENT, Kitchener, ON, N2R0K8
1709 - 55 DUKE STREET W 1709
1709 - 55 DUKE STREET W, Kitchener, ON, N2H0C9
67 LOUISA Street Unit# A A
67 LOUISA Street Unit# A, Kitchener, ON, N2H5L9
215 - 1333 WEBER STREET E 215
215 - 1333 WEBER STREET E, Kitchener, ON, N2A1C2
60 CHARLES Street W Unit# 404 404
60 CHARLES Street W Unit# 404, Kitchener, ON, N2G0C9
15 WELLINGTON Street S Unit# 304 304
15 WELLINGTON Street S Unit# 304, Kitchener, ON, N2G0E4
BSMT - 568 GREENBROOK DRIVE BSMT
BSMT - 568 GREENBROOK DRIVE, Kitchener, ON, N2M4K6
15 WELLINGTON Street S Unit# 2807 2807
15 WELLINGTON Street S Unit# 2807, Kitchener, ON, N2G0E4
110 WREN Place Unit# Upper Upper
110 WREN Place Unit# Upper, Kitchener, ON, N2A1L7
110 - 71 VANIER DRIVE 110
110 - 71 VANIER DRIVE, Kitchener, ON, N2C1J4
62 BOND Street Unit# 3 3
62 BOND Street Unit# 3, Kitchener, ON, N2H4S5
3209 - 60 FREDERICK STREET 3209
3209 - 60 FREDERICK STREET, Kitchener, ON, N2H0C7
87 LORRAINE Avenue Unit# Front Front
87 LORRAINE Avenue Unit# Front, Kitchener, ON, N2B2N1
432 QUEEN Street S Unit# D D
432 QUEEN Street S Unit# D, Kitchener, ON, N2G1W7
20 CAMERON Street N Unit# 3 3
20 CAMERON Street N Unit# 3, Kitchener, ON, N2H3A1
93 LOUISA Street Unit# 2 2
93 LOUISA Street Unit# 2, Kitchener, ON, N2H5L9
416 LANCASTER Street W Unit# J J
416 LANCASTER Street W Unit# J, Kitchener, ON, N2H4V9
23 RUTHERFORD Drive Unit# A A
23 RUTHERFORD Drive Unit# A, Kitchener, ON, N2A1P8
11 OLYMPIC Drive Unit# 10 10
11 OLYMPIC Drive Unit# 10, Kitchener, ON, N2M3S7
15 WELLINGTON Street S Unit# 2602 2602
15 WELLINGTON Street S Unit# 2602, Kitchener, ON, N2G0E3
601 - 55 DUKE STREET W 601
601 - 55 DUKE STREET W, Kitchener, ON, N2H0C9
110 FERGUS Avenue Unit# 205 205
110 FERGUS Avenue Unit# 205, Kitchener, ON, N2A2H4
(LOWER) - 158 FOREST CREEK DRIVE N (Lower)
(LOWER) - 158 FOREST CREEK DRIVE N, Kitchener, ON, N2R0M1
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Renter’s City Guide to Kitchener
CITY GUIDE
KITCHENER, ONTARIO
Tucked into the southern portion of Ontario, Kitchener covers over 136 square kilometers and is located next to the Grand River. The city’s population of over 230,000 people has easy access to surrounding communities such as Hamilton. Kitchener offers residents a number of festivals and events throughout the year, and the many trail systems encourage people to get outside and explore what the city has to offer.
Real Estate Market Overview
Typically, residential sale prices in Kitchener can range from $300,000 to $500,000, depending on size and location. Affordable condos, higher priced vacant land, and smaller commercial properties are all on offer in the northern section of the city. Most of the single-family homes in the area are older and tend to be affordable. Single-family homes in the central section are also older and reasonably priced, and the area also provides affordable condo options. Smaller commercial properties can be found here, but vacant land is less common. Some of the city’s more expensive single-family homes can be found in the southern section of Kitchener, many of which are newer builds. Affordable condos, commercial space, and higher priced vacant land are also available.
Rental Market
The availability of rental units in Kitchener has been increasing slightly, which has helped to increase the vacancy rate in the city to 3%. Demand for rental space and an increased maximum cap on rent has contributed to a small increase in rent cost. Two-bedroom apartments make up about 60% of the available units in the city, and many newer-built apartment blocks contain mostly two-bedroom units due to demand for that particular size. Average rent costs in the city range from around $700 for a bachelor apartment to $1,400 for a three-bedroom (or more) apartment.
Employment
Kitchener is home to four business parks, which include the Bridgeport Business Park, Grand River West Business Park, Huron Business Park, and Lancaster Corporate Centre. Manufacturing companies often operate out of these business parks, and the manufacturing industry is a large one, accounting for approximately 20% of the city’s labour force. Kitchener has a slightly lower unemployment rate than the national average, hovering around 5% each year. The city’s economy also benefits from other industries such as finance, insurance, digital media, and health science.
Transportation
Grand River Transit operates many bus routes in Kitchener that are serviced by the company’s fleet of over 240 vehicles. The company also operates buses that link Kitchener with the nearby communities of Waterloo and Cambridge. All of the buses in operation are accessible for those with limited mobility or baby strollers. Kitchener is in the process of developing a rapid transit system called ION, which will connect Cambridge, Waterloo, and Kitchener with bus rapid transit and light rail transit. Residents can also travel via GO Transit (links to Mississauga), VIA Rail (train), Greyhound (long-distance bus), and the nearby Region of Waterloo International Airport.
Schools
The Waterloo Region District School Board is the main school board in Kitchener. It operates public schools such as Alpine Public School, Bridgeport Public School, Driftwood Park Public School, Franklin Public School, Margaret Avenue Senior Public School, Queensmount Senior Public School, and Rockway Public School. Catholic primary and secondary schools in the city are operated by the Waterloo Catholic District School Board. There are several post-secondary options to choose from in and around Kitchener, including Conestoga College, which offers programs in business, hospitality, engineering, information technology, life sciences, communications, design, and trades; Stanford International College, with courses in accounting, trades, tourism, information technology, and business; and the University of Waterloo, which has a main campus in Waterloo and a Health Sciences Campus and School of Pharmacy in Kitchener.
Family Life
THEMUSEUM is a forward-thinking venue that combines elements of art, science, culture, and technology in its exhibits and provides visitors with interactive ways to experience what it has to offer. Exhibits typically focus on themes and artists that aren’t afraid to push boundaries and shine a spotlight on various issues. Victoria Park is the oldest park in Kitchener (opened in 1896), and provides a beautiful greenspace in the heart of the city. The park features flowerbeds, treed areas, manicured lawns, two cannons, a lake, an iron bridge, a picnic shelter, a playground, a splash pad, a basketball court, and rinks for skating in the winter. A historic clock tower at the park’s entrance makes a statement, while a restaurant on the lake provides a convenient dining option.