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Ontario rent estimator: average rents by area
Pick the area, the bedrooms and the kind of home, and see what renters paid there on average in October 2025, from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation's survey, beside the area's other sizes.
Ontario rent estimator
Pick the area, the bedrooms and the kind of home to see what renters paid there on average in October 2025, from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s survey.
CMHC average, October 2025
$2,350 a month
Rented one-bedroom condos across the Toronto census metropolitan area
CMHC rates this estimate excellent
- $2,904Rented condos of every size in the former City of Toronto, York and East York
- $2,042One-bedroom apartments in purpose-built rental buildings, CMHC's Toronto (Central) survey zone
An average counts every rented unit, occupied or vacant, so it includes tenancies that began years ago. It is not an asking rent: a unit advertised today is priced against the listings around it.
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Where the figures come from
CMHC’s Rental Market Survey, October 2025, read on CMHC’s Housing Market Information Portal: average rents of purpose-built rental apartments by bedroom type, by survey zone in the Toronto and Hamilton areas and by city or centre elsewhere, and of condominium apartments rented out by their owners, by bedroom type for the whole census metropolitan area. The two-bedroom and all-size condo figures for a smaller area are the ones the city pages show. CMHC rates each estimate from excellent to poor and suppresses some; the estimator shows only those rated good or better.
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A worked example
In CMHC's Toronto (Central) survey zone, one-bedroom apartments in purpose-built rental buildings averaged $2,042 a month in October 2025, while rented one-bedroom condos across the Toronto census metropolitan area averaged $2,350.
For a two-bedroom condo in CMHC's Mississauga (South) zone, the estimator leads with Peel Region's figure: rented two-bedroom condos there averaged $2,731, against $1,942 for two-bedroom apartments in purpose-built buildings in the same zone.
The rules behind the numbers
The figures come from CMHC's Rental Market Survey of October 2025: purpose-built rental apartments by survey zone or city, and condominium apartments rented out by their owners across the census metropolitan area. CMHC rates each estimate from excellent to poor; the estimator shows only those rated good or better, and none that CMHC suppressed.
An average counts every rented unit, occupied or vacant, so it includes tenancies that began years ago; it is not an asking rent. A unit advertised today is priced against the listings around it, which is what the guide below walks through.