Toronto, ON apartments for rent
6,903 apartments for rent in Toronto, ON, from 4,659 communities.
2703 - 89 CHURCH STREET 2703
2703 - 89 CHURCH STREET, Toronto (Church-Yonge Corridor), ON, M5C2G3
908 - 60 SHUTER STREET 908
908 - 60 SHUTER STREET, Toronto (Church-Yonge Corridor), ON, M5B0B7
1515 - 1055 BAY STREET 1515
1515 - 1055 BAY STREET, Toronto (Bay Street Corridor), ON, M5S3A3
526 SE - 60 PRINCESS STREET 526 SE
526 SE - 60 PRINCESS STREET, Toronto (Waterfront Communities), ON, M5A2C7
2503 - 60 SHUTER STREET 2503
2503 - 60 SHUTER STREET, Toronto (Church-Yonge Corridor), ON, M5B0B7
UPPER - 48 TORRENS AVENUE Upper
UPPER - 48 TORRENS AVENUE, Toronto (Broadview North), ON, M4K2H8
309 - 575 BLOOR STREET E 309
309 - 575 BLOOR STREET E, Toronto (North St. James Town), ON, M4W0B2
UPPER U3 - 22 ROSSANDER COURT Upper U3
UPPER U3 - 22 ROSSANDER COURT, Toronto (Bendale), ON, M1J2B7
88 COLONEL DANFORTH TRAIL
Toronto (Centennial Scarborough), ON, M1C1R1
MAIN - 118 DORCOT AVENUE MAIN
MAIN - 118 DORCOT AVENUE, Toronto (Bendale), ON, M1P3K8
116 - 140 ELM RIDGE DRIVE 116
116 - 140 ELM RIDGE DRIVE, Toronto (Briar Hill-Belgravia), ON, M6B1B1
LOWER - 1185 WOODBINE AVENUE Lower
LOWER - 1185 WOODBINE AVENUE, Toronto (Woodbine-Lumsden), ON, M4C4E1
1505 - 15 ICEBOAT TERRACE 1505
1505 - 15 ICEBOAT TERRACE, Toronto (Waterfront Communities), ON, M5V4A5
3407 - 16 HARBOUR STREET 3407
3407 - 16 HARBOUR STREET, Toronto (Waterfront Communities), ON, M5J2Z7
605 - 70 TEMPERANCE STREET 605
605 - 70 TEMPERANCE STREET, Toronto (Bay Street Corridor), ON, M5H0B1
805 - 75 ST. NICHOLAS STREET 805
805 - 75 ST. NICHOLAS STREET, Toronto (Bay Street Corridor), ON, M4Y0A5
707 - 68 MERTON STREET 707
707 - 68 MERTON STREET, Toronto (Mount Pleasant West), ON, M4S0A7
1509 - 18 TRETTI WAY 1509
1509 - 18 TRETTI WAY, Toronto (Clanton Park), ON, M3H0E4
2907 - 159 WELLESLEY STREET E 2907
2907 - 159 WELLESLEY STREET E, Toronto (Cabbagetown-South St. James Town), ON, M4Y0H5
BASEMENT - 120 HOLLYBERRY TRAIL Basement
BASEMENT - 120 HOLLYBERRY TRAIL, Toronto (Hillcrest Village), ON, M2H2P1
1318 - 30 SHORE BREEZE DRIVE 1318
1318 - 30 SHORE BREEZE DRIVE, Toronto (Mimico), ON, M8V0J1
2305 - 200 BLOOR STREET W 2305
2305 - 200 BLOOR STREET W, Toronto (Annex), ON, M5S0B1
2ND FLOOR - 568 ROGERS ROAD 2nd floor
2ND FLOOR - 568 ROGERS ROAD, Toronto (Keelesdale-Eglinton West), ON, M6M1B6
2605 - 55 CHARLES STREET E 2605
2605 - 55 CHARLES STREET E, Toronto (Church-Yonge Corridor), ON, M4Y1S9
C, MAIN - 236 HIGHFIELD ROAD C, Main
C, MAIN - 236 HIGHFIELD ROAD, Toronto (Greenwood-Coxwell), ON, M4L2V5
MAIN - 15 BEACHAM CRESCENT Main
MAIN - 15 BEACHAM CRESCENT, Toronto (Tam O'Shanter-Sullivan), ON, M1T1M9
4409 - 14 YORK STREET 4409
4409 - 14 YORK STREET, Toronto (Waterfront Communities), ON, M5J0B1
BASEMENT - 308 GOLDHAWK TRAIL Basement
BASEMENT - 308 GOLDHAWK TRAIL, Toronto (Milliken), ON, M1V4H2
1908 - 4010 EGLINTON AVENUE W 1908
1908 - 4010 EGLINTON AVENUE W, Toronto (Humber Heights), ON, M9A4M2
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Renter’s City Guide to Toronto
CITY GUIDE
TORONTO, ONTARIO
Toronto is a city in the province of Ontario. It is also the capital of the province and the largest city in Canada.
The city has a large arts and entertainment industry and is often called “Hollywood North.” Toronto is highly diverse and multi-cultural with festivals such as Caribana that celebrate culture. Toronto is also home to a National Hockey League team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, who play at the Air Canada Centre.
The city’s Major League Baseball team is called the Toronto Blue Jays. The CN Tower is located in the city and it is one of its most notable landmarks.
Real Estate Market Overview
In the Greater Toronto Area, the price of residential properties typically experiences large increases each year. For example, in 2014, prices on residential properties increased by 10%. Single-family homes continue to be one of the most in-demand property types in the market. The city therefore experiences a low inventory of these types of properties. Luxury homes in the city have been rising in popularity with there being a large increase in sales on these properties in 2016. Properties in the city do continue to sell despite the low inventory and higher prices in the area.
Rental Market
As with the price of single-family housing, rental prices on condominiums are also very high in the city due to a shortage of these units. Part of this shortage comes from people migrating to the city in search of jobs. Condo owners have less of an interest in renting their units to tenants because of their high selling prices. However, these spaces are still very popular, with people looking to rent these units bidding against others on condos and apartments. 6,000 units are currently under construction in the city, which will lead to more units to fill the high demand.
Employment
The City of Toronto has a few services to help job seekers find a job they love. These include the City of Toronto’s Employment Information website and the Toronto Employment and Social Services division for citizens. In addition to using these resources to their advantage, job seekers can plan on more jobs opening up in the Greater Toronto Area. A new branch of the General Motors of Canada Company has opened up a Canadian Technical Centre in Markham, which brings many job opportunities to the area. A few large retailers will also be opening up in Brampton in the near future, creating even more job opportunities.
Transportation
There are many ways to get around the city of Toronto. The Toronto Transit Commission has buses, subways and streetcars that operate within the city. The subway system in Toronto has a total of four lines with another line under construction. For national and international travel by air, there are two main airports in the city: Toronto Pearson International Airport and Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. Cycling is another way to get around, and designated bike lanes can be found in the city as well as paved off-road trails. Toronto even provides a City of Toronto Bicycle Map for added convenience. Toronto was also named the second most walkable city in Canada. In addition, a ferry service operates in the city.
Schools
There are two English language school boards in Toronto: Toronto District School Board and Toronto Catholic District School Board. There are also two French language school boards: Conseil scolaire Viamonde and Conseil scolaire de district catholique Centre-Sud. The city also has two other religious, non-public school boards: Board of Jewish Education of Toronto and Toronto Adventist District School Board. There are also many different options for post-secondary education including universities such as the University of Toronto and Ryerson University. For students who are looking to attend college, Centennial College, and a francophone college, College Boréal, are located in the city.
Family Life
Toronto is a great place to raise a family. There are many activities for families to participate in located in the city. Sky Zone Trampoline Park, LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Toronto and Mad Science Toronto make for a great day out with the family. Another great place for families who love hockey to look for is the Hockey Hall of Fame. Schools in the city are plentiful and with the many different types of schools, there is sure to be one that will fit a child’s needs. When children aren’t in school, there are many different summer camps that they can attend.