Ontario
Toronto
Canada's biggest city: a lakefront downtown, subway lines and 158 neighbourhoods with their own main streets.
- Residents
- 3,271,830 Statistics Canada estimate, July 2025
- Median home value
- $900K 2021 census, owner estimate
- Households renting
- 48% 2021 census
- Homes that are apartments
- 61% 2021 census
What renting costs in Toronto1
Toronto CMA, October 2025. Average monthly rent for apartments newly rented in the past year.
- Studio
- $1,708 new lease
- 1 bedroom
- $2,073 new lease
- 2 bedroom
- $2,547 new lease
- 3 bedroom or more
- $2,893 new lease
A vacancy rate of 3% means a balanced market. Rents for existing two-bedroom units rose 3.4% over the year. A rental condo is pricier than a purpose-built apartment: the average two-bedroom condo rents for $2,891, about 41% more than the $2,046 average for all two-bedroom apartments.
Where they are2
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49 neighbourhoods to start
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Downtown (8)
Condo towers and historic districts around the core, from Liberty Village to the St. Lawrence Market.
Cabbagetown
Victorian rowhouses, leafy streets and the Don Valley trails east of downtown
- Median home
- $950K
- Renters
- 55%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
Church-Wellesley Village
Toronto's LGBTQ+ village, with Pride, patios and towers along Church Street
- Median home
- $750K
- Renters
- 76%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
CityPlace & Harbourfront
Lakeside towers between the CN Tower, Rogers Centre and the waterfront
- Median home
- $700K
- Renters
- 60%
- Crime vs city
- Similar
Kensington & Chinatown
Vintage shops, produce stalls and Spadina's Chinatown in one dense, lively knot
- Median home
- $850K
- Renters
- 68%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
Liberty Village
Converted factories, condo towers and a young crowd just west of downtown
- Median home
- $695K
- Renters
- 53%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
St. Lawrence & East Bayfront
The old town around the St. Lawrence Market, with the lake and the Islands next door
- Median home
- $755K
- Renters
- 60%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
West Queen West
Gallery strip, boutique hotels and creative offices along Queen West
- Median home
- $760K
- Renters
- 46%
- Crime vs city
- Similar
Yonge-Bay Corridor
Condo towers, offices, shopping and campuses in the middle of downtown
- Median home
- $800K
- Renters
- 68%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
Central (7)
Leafy streets and apartment belts between downtown and midtown, from the Annex to Rosedale.
Casa Loma
A castle on the hill, with apartment blocks and quiet streets below
- Median home
- $2.00M
- Renters
- 56%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Forest Hill
Old estates, top private schools and Spadina Road's village shops
- Median home
- $3.00M
- Renters
- 51%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Palmerston & Little Italy
College Street patios, Victorian houses and a lively food scene
- Median home
- $1.50M
- Renters
- 59%
- Crime vs city
- Similar
Rosedale & Moore Park
Old-money mansions, ravines and quiet streets close to downtown
- Median home
- $2.00M
- Renters
- 42%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
The Annex
Victorian brick houses, Bloor Street and the University of Toronto next door
- Median home
- $1.50M
- Renters
- 59%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
Trinity Bellwoods
A huge park, brunch spots and Victorian streets west of downtown
- Median home
- $1.40M
- Renters
- 44%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
Yonge & St. Clair
A midtown crossroads of towers, boutiques and tree-lined side streets
- Median home
- $1.74M
- Renters
- 60%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Midtown (4)
Yonge Street's busy crossroads and quiet family streets north of St. Clair.
Davisville & Midtown
Condo towers, quiet streets and a quick subway ride, just south of Eglinton
- Median home
- $800K
- Renters
- 70%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Lawrence Park
Tree-lined streets of large family homes, with some of the city's lowest crime
- Median home
- $2.20M
- Renters
- 32%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Leaside
Family streets, Bayview Avenue shops and the ravine parks of midtown
- Median home
- $2.00M
- Renters
- 28%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Yonge-Eglinton
Midtown's busy crossroads, with shops, condos and the Eglinton Crosstown
- Median home
- $1.80M
- Renters
- 63%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
East End (6)
Beaches, rowhouse streets and the Danforth, with subway and streetcar links.
Greenwood-Coxwell
Quiet east-end streets with young families and Queen East access
- Median home
- $1.00M
- Renters
- 41%
- Crime vs city
- Similar
Leslieville & South Riverdale
Brunch spots, film studios and Queen East rowhouses, with the lake nearby
- Median home
- $1.07M
- Renters
- 43%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
Old East York
Bungalows and small houses along Coxwell and Mortimer
- Median home
- $1.20M
- Renters
- 34%
- Crime vs city
- Similar
Riverdale
Hilly streets, big Victorian houses and Danforth cafés near Riverdale Park
- Median home
- $1.51M
- Renters
- 42%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
The Beaches
A lakeside village with boardwalk, sand and Queen Street East shops
- Median home
- $1.50M
- Renters
- 37%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
The Danforth
Greek restaurants, family streets and the Danforth subway line
- Median home
- $1.20M
- Renters
- 37%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
West End (7)
Villages around High Park, Roncesvalles and Dundas West, with Victorian homes and local strips.
Bloor West Village
A walkable strip of independent shops, with the highest share of homeowners in the west end
- Median home
- $1.37M
- Renters
- 22%
- Crime vs city
- Similar
Corso Italia
St. Clair West's Italian-Canadian strip and Davenport's mix of houses and rowhouses
- Median home
- $1.00M
- Renters
- 37%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
High Park & Swansea
A huge park, Lake Ontario trails and Bloor West shops
- Median home
- $1.20M
- Renters
- 40%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Little Portugal
Ossington's bars and patios, Portuguese bakeries and Dundas West shops
- Median home
- $1.00M
- Renters
- 57%
- Crime vs city
- Similar
Parkdale
A diverse, low-rent lakeside neighbourhood with Victorian streets and high-rises
- Median home
- $800K
- Renters
- 85%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
Roncesvalles
Polish bakeries, Roncesvalles Avenue and Victorian homes beside High Park
- Median home
- $1.30M
- Renters
- 53%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
The Junction
Old railway town turned craft-beer and café strip on Dundas West
- Median home
- $1.00M
- Renters
- 42%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
Etobicoke (6)
Lakeside condos, quiet villages and large-lot suburbs west of the Humber River.
Etobicoke City Centre
Condo towers, Sherway Gardens and the Gardiner at the city's edge
- Median home
- $600K
- Renters
- 50%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
Humber Bay Shores
Lakeside condo towers, waterfront parks and a short trip to downtown
- Median home
- $670K
- Renters
- 46%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Islington
Village shops, ravine trails and a subway station in west Etobicoke
- Median home
- $1.10M
- Renters
- 32%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Long Branch
A lakeside neighbourhood of small bungalows, waterfront and a streetcar loop
- Median home
- $1.00M
- Renters
- 50%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Mimico
A lakeside village of low-rise housing, new condos and Mimico GO
- Median home
- $1.00M
- Renters
- 47%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
The Kingsway
Quiet, wealthy streets of large houses, with Bloor Street shops and good schools
- Median home
- $2.00M
- Renters
- 19%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
North York (6)
Yonge Street towers, family suburbs and major shopping districts north of the 401.
Bayview Village
Quiet residential streets around a popular mall, with the Bayview subway nearby
- Median home
- $750K
- Renters
- 40%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Bedford Park & Nortown
Large detached homes, Avenue Road shops and ravine access in north Toronto
- Median home
- $2.26M
- Renters
- 32%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Don Mills
Mid-century modern suburb with the Shops at Don Mills and ravine trails
- Median home
- $1.00M
- Renters
- 40%
- Crime vs city
- Similar
North York Centre
A second downtown on Yonge, with towers, a performing-arts centre and a subway
- Median home
- $685K
- Renters
- 44%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Thorncliffe Park
A dense, family-heavy high-rise community with a huge newcomer population
- Median home
- $500K
- Renters
- 86%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
Willowdale East
Detached homes with big lots, close to Yonge and the Sheppard subway
- Median home
- $2.00M
- Renters
- 30%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Scarborough (5)
Lakeside bluffs, multicultural suburbs and big-lot neighbourhoods in the east.
Agincourt
A multicultural Scarborough hub with plazas, restaurants and GO access
- Median home
- $750K
- Renters
- 30%
- Crime vs city
- Similar
Birch Cliff & Cliffside
Lakeside bluffs, quiet streets and a village strip on Kingston Road
- Median home
- $1.00M
- Renters
- 34%
- Crime vs city
- Higher
Guildwood
Lakeside Guild Park, artists' heritage and low reported crime
- Median home
- $900K
- Renters
- 22%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
Highland Creek
A leafy village with a university campus and ravine trails
- Median home
- $1.00M
- Renters
- 14%
- Crime vs city
- Similar
West Rouge
Lakeside suburb at the edge of Rouge National Urban Park
- Median home
- $900K
- Renters
- 20%
- Crime vs city
- Lower
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Sources and notes
- Source: CMHC Rental Market Survey, privately initiated apartment buildings of three or more units. Figures cover the whole metro area, not individual neighbourhoods: expect less in older buildings farther out and more in new towers near transit or downtown. Houses, basement suites and rooms are not in the survey, and asking rents on listing sites can be higher than these averages. Each neighbourhood page shows the average rent for its CMHC survey zone. ↩
- Map boundaries load live from Toronto Police Service open data. ↩