St. Catharines, ON apartments for rent
180 apartments for rent in St. Catharines, ON, from 141 communities.
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Tremont Apartments
16 Tremont Drive, St. Catharines, ON, L2T 3A9
- Pet friendly
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Yorkshire Towers
345 Geneva Street, St. Catharines, ON, L2N 2G4
- Pet friendly
Hillcrest Terrace
1 Clark Street, St. Catharines, ON, L2R 7L5
St. Lawrence Village
3 Leaside Drive, St. Catharines, ON, L2M 4G1
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Waverly Place
97 Rockwood Avenue, St. Catharines, ON, L2P 3V4
Squire Court Apartments
80 Rockwood Avenue, St. Catharines, ON, L2P 3P2
St. Augustine Place
128 St. Augustine Drive, St. Catharines, ON, L2P 3X6
Linden Court
36 Arran Drive, St. Catharines, ON, L2N 6X5
Oakdale Heights
16 Capner Street, St. Catharines, ON, L2P 3X4
Regency Towers
610 Lake Street, St. Catharines, ON, L2N 5T1
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105 - 349 QUEENSTON STREET 105
105 - 349 QUEENSTON STREET, St. Catharines (E. Chester), ON, L2P2Y1
B1 - 143 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT B1
B1 - 143 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT, St. Catharines (E. Chester), ON, L2P2N8
15 - 139 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT 15
15 - 139 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT, St. Catharines (E. Chester), ON, L2P2N8
3 - 143 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT 3
3 - 143 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT, St. Catharines (E. Chester), ON, L2P2P2
5 - 143 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT 5
5 - 143 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT, St. Catharines (E. Chester), ON, L2P2N8
309 - 99 CHURCH STREET 309
309 - 99 CHURCH STREET, St. Catharines (Downtown), ON, L2R3E1
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6 - 143 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT 6
6 - 143 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT, St. Catharines (E. Chester), ON, L2P2N8
508 - 99 CHURCH STREET 508
508 - 99 CHURCH STREET, St. Catharines (Downtown), ON, L2R3E1
302 - 99 CHURCH STREET 302
302 - 99 CHURCH STREET, St. Catharines (Downtown), ON, L2R3E1
2 - 143 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT 2
2 - 143 WESTCHESTER CRESCENT, St. Catharines (E. Chester), ON, L2P2N8
303 - 99 CHURCH STREET 303
303 - 99 CHURCH STREET, St. Catharines (Downtown), ON, L2R3E1
105 - 99 CHURCH STREET 105
105 - 99 CHURCH STREET, St. Catharines (Downtown), ON, L2R3E1
201 - 473 LINWELL ROAD 201
201 - 473 LINWELL ROAD, St. Catharines (Bunting/Linwell), ON, L2M2P6
605 - 99 CHURCH STREET 605
605 - 99 CHURCH STREET, St. Catharines (Downtown), ON, L2R3E1
504 - 99 CHURCH STREET 504
504 - 99 CHURCH STREET, St. Catharines (Downtown), ON, L2R3E1
202 - 234 OAKDALE AVENUE 202
202 - 234 OAKDALE AVENUE, St. Catharines (Oakdale), ON, L2P2K6
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12 FERNDALE Avenue Unit# Lower, St. Catharines, ON, L2P1V3
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Renter’s City Guide to St-Catharines
CITY GUIDE
ST. CATHERINES, ONTARIO
With a population of over 133,000, St. Catharines is the largest city in the Niagara Region of Canada. Located near the popular tourist destination of Niagara Falls, St. Catharines touches the shoreline of Lake Ontario and is close to other communities in Thorold, Lincoln, Welland, and Grimsby. The city has a variety of things to keep residents entertained, including a number of beautiful parks and outdoor spaces for recreational activities.
Real Estate Market Overview
St. Catharines is a fairly affordable place to live, with average house prices ranging from $300,000 to $600,000. St. Catharines’ northern section is a mix of single-family homes, condos, and commercial retail properties. There are mostly older, less expensive single-family homes in the city’s central section, along with small retail commercial properties, a few vacant lots, and larger industrial commercial properties. The southern section offers a number of vacant lots at a variety of price points, as well as newer and older single-family homes.
Rental Market
Over the past several years, vacancy rates in St. Catharines have decreased slightly overall, most significantly for one-bedroom apartments. Availability for 3-bedroom (or more) apartments, however, has increased over the same timeframe. Vacancy rates in the city have been sitting between 3% and 4% for the past several years, which is similar to the rates found in nearby communities. Older apartment buildings tend to have higher vacancy rates than newer buildings do, and rent costs are often lower for older buildings.Average rent costs in the city range from $600 for a bachelor apartment to $1,200 for a three-bedroom (or more) apartment. Overall, rent costs have increased slightly over the past few years, particularly for bachelor apartments.
Employment
Large economic contributors in St. Catharines include industries such as digital media, health and wellness, bioscience, education, public services, and manufacturing. The largest employers in the city include the District School Board of Niagara, Niagara Health System, General Motors of Canada Ltd., Brock University, Niagara Regional Police Services, SITEL, the City of St. Catharines, the Ontario Ministry of Transportation, Algoma Central Corporation, and TRW Canada Ltd. There have been a number of major projects started or planned for the area, including a large parking garage, a health care complex, a performing arts centre, an arena, and a shopping centre. The city’s unemployment rate tends to sit around 6.5%, which is similar to the national rate.
Transportation
The St. Catharines Transit Commission operates public transit buses in the city and into the community of Thorold. The commission services about 25 routes with its fleet of over 60 vehicles and provides accessible service even for those with mobility issues or baby strollers. The Downtown Terminal is served not only by the St. Catharines Transit Commission, but also Greyhound and Coach Canada long-distance bus services to communities such as Hamilton, London, and Toronto.Residents can also travel via GO Transit (bus), VIA Rail and Amtrack (train), and the St. Catharines/Niagara District Airport.
Schools
The District School Board of Niagara and the Niagara Catholic District School Board operate elementary and secondary schools in the city. Schools in the city include Pine Grove Elementary, Gracefield Elementary, Carleton Elementary, Lockview Elementary, Ferndale Elementary, Eden High School, Laura Secord Secondary School, St. Catharines Collegiate Secondary School, Mother Teresa School, St. Alfred School, Assumption School, Denis Morris Catholic High School, and St. Francis Catholic Secondary School. Residents can also choose from private school options. St. Catharines’ post-secondary options include Brock University, McMaster University (satellite campus), the Niagara College of Applied Arts and Technology (St. Catharines campus), and Trillium College (local campus).
Family Life
Montebello Park in downtown St. Catharines was designed in 1887 by one of the men who helped design New York City’s Central Park. The park features a playground, a covered stage, an extensive rose garden, a pavilion, benches, restrooms, walking paths, and grassy areas perfect for lounging or picnicking. It is a popular spot for weddings, festivals, and other events. The St. Catharines Museum features exhibitions on the city’s history and culture. Tools, machinery, clothing, photographs, art, and historical records are just some of the artifacts on display at the museum. A variety of programs and events are held there throughout the year, and visitors can take home a souvenir from the onsite gift shop.