
Apartments for Rent in Toronto, ON (9,450 Rentals)


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St. Andrews Towers | 14, 16, 20 Carluke

The Bay Club

2293 Eglinton Ave E

20 Samuel Wood

Oakview Heights

Cedarwood Suites

98 Northcliffe Boulevard

The Corner On Broadway

316 Lonsdale Road

Gowan Court

345 Sentinel Road

Tichester Park Manors

Glencairn Garden Apartments

Cedarwood Suites

3000 Dufferin St

44 Charles West in Manulife Centre

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Valencia Towers

5 Capri Road

The Torontonian

Eccleston Heights | 1, 3, 21 Eccleston
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How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Toronto?
Bedroom | Average Rent | Cheapest Rent | Highest Rent |
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Toronto Studio Apartments | C$2,040 | C$800 | C$3,000 |
Toronto 1 Bedroom Apartments | C$2,489 | C$800 | C$10,000 |
Toronto 2 Bedroom Apartments | C$3,249 | C$1,150 | C$10,000 |
Toronto 3 Bedroom Apartments | C$4,260 | C$2,475 | C$9,680 |
Toronto 4 Bedroom Apartments | C$4,867 | C$3,674 | C$7,230 |
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Toronto Overview
Toronto is a fantastic place to call home. With thousands of available rentals all over the city, find your perfect new place with ease!
What is the history of Toronto?
Long before it became a European city, Toronto was a First Nations location. Indigenous people lived in Toronto for more than 12 millennia, an unbroken reign that ended when the British began settling there in the late 1700s. In 1796 the town of York was recognized as the capital of what was then called Upper Canada. In 1834, York officially became Toronto. Over the following centuries, Toronto changed in response to a number of factors: war, immigration, globalization, and free trade. Today, it is home to many ethnic groups, hence its variety of multicultural neighborhoods.
How is the weather in Toronto?
Toronto has a reputation for being frigid, and for good reason. The city is cold or very cold for about six months of the year, with a spell of freezing weather in January and February. The city warms up between the months of April and October, getting fairly hot and muggy in the middle of summer. For those who enjoy changing seasons, bright spring flowers, and fall leaves, Toronto is a good choice.
How do I get around town?
In tune with its image as a highly modernized city, Toronto has a well-greased public transportation system. Within the city, you can get around on subways, streetcars, and buses. If you need to move beyond its borders without a car, you can use GO Transit, a network of trains and buses connecting Toronto with the greater metropolitan area and beyond. There are two airports: Toronto Pearson International Airport and Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. If you dont have a car, dont worry. Youll be able to get around just fine using public transportation and foot power.
What is the Toronto commute like?
Have a car? There are a few quick ways to get around, whether youre going on a getaway or facing a daily commute. Highway 401 is the main East-West artery, while Don Valley Parkway is the main North-South highway. Gardiner Expressway cuts through the city, giving folks quick access to a wide variety of well-trafficked locations. Unfortunately, Toronto is subject to the same traffic that all big cities are, and its getting worse. If youre going to have a car, prepare to spend some time sitting in it.
What are the local media outlets?
Torontos main newspapers are the Toronto Star, the Globe and Mail, the National Post, and the Toronto Sun. It has a number of television channels that offer news and current events, including CP24, CBC, CTV, and more. Radio stations include CJCL (sports), CFTR (news), and CKFM (top 40).
Why live in Toronto, ON?
There are a number of reasons that folks living in apartments in Toronto, and people in general, enjoy living in Toronto. It is a true melting pot of cultures, it has a variety of beautiful green spaces and entertainment options, and its a good place to get a job. Citizens of Toronto also enjoy a high quality of life, excellent health care and education prospects, and a high-octane public transportation system to get from A to B. If you enjoy that bustling big-city feel, Toronto is probably for you.
What Toronto landmarks should I see?
Toronto has so much going on, it would be impossible to describe all its landmarks in one place. However, some of the most popular places to hit up include green spaces, architecture, and historical attractions. For instance, check out High Park, which has hiking trails and a playground, and is home to the Toronto Zoo. The Toronto Islands, Casa Loma, Nathan Phillips Square, and CN Tower are all popular places of note as well.
What is there to do around Toronto?
What isn’t there to do in Toronto? The city is bustling with entertainment options, such as the St. Lawrence Market, founded in 1803 and today representing more than 80 different vendors. The Art Gallery of Ontario is an incredible place to enjoy a wide variety of visual arts, while the Casa Loma is a genuine castle with gardens and grounds galore. You can even explore a secret passageway or two! Beyond that, there are endless opportunities for dining, shopping, and walking.
Any annual festivals or Toronto events to know?
Those considering apartments in Toronto are doubtless curious about other things to do, such as annual festivals. Think the Regent Park Film Festival, the Cavalcade of Lights, the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Oktoberfest, the Toronto Black Film Festival, and so much more. You can find an event for pretty much any genre – art, music, performance, food – with just a little research, so dream big.
Where are the nearby vacation spots?
There are plenty of vacation opportunities within a few hours’ drive of Toronto, including many lovely waterfront destinations. For instance, Niagara Falls is only a 2-hour drive away. You’re also close to Muskoka, the gorgeous coastal retreat that is Prince Edward County, and Wasaga Beach on Nottawasaga Bay. If you feel like hopping in the car for a little longer, you can drive to Ottawa (less than 5 hours) to visit the nation’s capital city.
Where is the best place to move in Toronto?
Where you want to live depends on what stage of life youre at and what you value most. For instance, if you love those antiquated vibes, check out the Distillery District, a beautiful historic neighborhood. Runnymede-Bloor West is good for people just getting started in their careers and in the early phases of raising children. West Queen West is ideal for those who want access to shopping and the arts, while Danforth is highly walkable with great nightlife and public transportation.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Toronto
How much are Studio apartments in Toronto?
There are currently 4,948 Studio Apartments in Toronto with rent ranges from C$800 to C$3,000 with an average price of C$2,040.
What is the current price range for One Bedroom Toronto Apartments for rent?
Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Toronto ranges from C$800 to C$10,313 with an average monthly rent of C$2,489.
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Toronto cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Toronto range from C$1,150 to C$25,000. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is C$3,249.
How expensive are Toronto Three Bedroom Apartments?
There are currently 2,392 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Toronto on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from C$2,475 to C$9,680 - averaging C$4,260 for the location.
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