What should your place rent for?
Free rent estimate for Toronto and GTA homes
A rent range in a minute, from Statistics Canada’s asking rents, CMHC’s averages for your city and our own recent leases, with every step written out.
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- Every number with its source
- Updated every quarter
Your home
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Tell us about the home: every answer narrows the range, and each step is shown with the answer.
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An estimate from Statistics Canada’s experimental asking-rent data and the leases we signed in the last 18 months, not an appraisal. Asking rents are what landlords advertise.
Rents right now
What homes rent for, with the source.
Average asking rents for the Toronto area from Statistics Canada, updated every quarter.
Rents in the Toronto area
Average asking rents for apartments, April to June 2026.
- 1 bedroom
- $2,090
- −3% on a year earlier
- 2 bedrooms
- $2,650
- −1% on a year earlier
- 3 bedrooms
- $3,270
- −2% on a year earlier
Source: Statistics Canada, table 46-10-0092-01 (experimental estimates of advertised rents). Estimate the rent for your place · Rents in every Ontario city
How it is worked out
No black box.
You see every number we used.
Step 1
The area
Statistics Canada’s average asking rent for homes like yours in your area, updated every quarter.
Step 2
Your city
CMHC’s average for your city against its metro area, so a Toronto-area figure fits Oakville or Brampton.
Step 3
Your home
Adjustments for the type, bathrooms, parking, size, condition and furniture, each shown with its percentage.
Step 4
A range
A low and a high, because the photos, the timing and the first two weeks matter as much as the address.
Questions
Estimate questions.
How accurate is it?
It is a starting point. A free rental review looks at your actual home, recent listings around it and what to fix first, and gives you a number you can plan with.
Where does the data come from?
Statistics Canada’s quarterly asking rents (table 46-10-0092-01), CMHC’s Rental Market Survey and the leases we sign ourselves. None of them names any tenant or address.
Do I have to give my email?
No. The estimate shows on the page. Leave your email only if you want it sent to you, and we may follow up about it.
Can you rent it out for me?
Yes: tenant placement if you want to manage it yourself, or full management if you’d rather not.
Free rental review
Want a number you can plan with?
A free rental review looks at your actual home, the listings around it and what to fix first, and gives you a rent range you can plan with.
Rental review · Sample
2-bedroom condo, Mississauga
- Rent range: $2,500 to $2,650 a month, from current listings nearby
- First fixes: fresh paint in the living room; replace the bathroom fan
- Your costs: tenant placement, one month’s rent + HST
Every review is written for one home.