Rent estimates for High Park
Estimated rent for a 1 bedroom in High Park, Toronto: $2,000 to $2,800 a month. This is the Toronto baseline for this type of home: FairRent has no High Park adjustment yet.
Estimated rent by type of home in High Park
| Type of home | Estimated monthly rent | What supports this estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | $1,500 to $2,100 | More data neededToronto baseline. No neighbourhood adjustment is set for this area, and there are not enough recent local reports for this type of home. |
| 1 bedroom | $2,000 to $2,800 | More data neededToronto baseline. No neighbourhood adjustment is set for this area, and there are not enough recent local reports for this type of home. |
| 2 bedroom | $2,600 to $3,600 | More data neededToronto baseline. No neighbourhood adjustment is set for this area, and there are not enough recent local reports for this type of home. |
| 3 bedroom | $3,300 to $4,500 | More data neededToronto baseline. No neighbourhood adjustment is set for this area, and there are not enough recent local reports for this type of home. |
| 3+ bedroom | $4,050 to $5,550 | More data neededToronto baseline. No neighbourhood adjustment is set for this area, and there are not enough recent local reports for this type of home. |
Figures are monthly rent in Canadian dollars for a whole unit, as the survey describes homes. Parking and utilities are not added here. The rent check adds a standard adjustment when you say they are included.
3 bedroom and 3+ bedroom are two separate choices on the rent check and are kept separate here. A home with exactly three bedrooms may have been reported under either.
Sources: CMHC Rental Market Survey and Rentals.ca National Rent Report. Market data last reviewed: June 2026.
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About High Park
The FairRent category centres on the apartment neighbourhood north of Bloor Street West, between Keele Street and Gothic Avenue and south of Glenlake Avenue, where the housing is mostly apartment towers set in landscaped grounds. Line 2 of the TTC subway serves the area at High Park and Keele stations.
What this page covers
This page covers rent submissions where the renter chose High Park on the rent check. That is a label renters choose, not an official boundary. It is meant to match the City of Toronto's High Park North neighbourhood (88) and the apartment community north of Bloor Street West. High Park-Swansea (87) is a separate neighbourhood in the City's definitions and is covered by FairRent's separate Swansea category.
Neighbourhood. A single locality within the city.
Overlaps with other rent-check categories: Swansea. A renter in the overlap may have chosen either, so compare both.
Also called High Park North.
FairRent has not set a neighbourhood adjustment for High Park. Estimates use the Toronto baseline.
Sources for this section
- City of Toronto, About Toronto neighbourhoods (158 neighbourhood definitions)
- City of Toronto, High Park Apartment Neighbourhood Area Character Study
- TTC, High Park Station
Local facts last reviewed against these sources: October 2026. Naming a source does not mean it endorses FairRent.
Nearby areas on the same basis
Estimated 1 bedroom rent for High Park and nearby areas with a FairRent page, built the same way, with the evidence behind each figure. Open an area for its other types of home.
| Area | Estimated 1 bedroom | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| High Park | $2,000 to $2,800 | City baseline, no local adjustment |
| Roncesvalles | $2,150 to $2,950 | Public data only |
| Parkdale | $1,850 to $2,600 | Public data only |
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Data behind this page
- Survey baseline: CMHC Rental Market Survey and Rentals.ca National Rent Report. These describe homes as surveyed and advertised, not the rent of any one home. Market data last reviewed June 2026.
- Neighbourhood adjustment: none set yet. Estimates use the Toronto baseline.
- Renter reports: whole-unit monthly rents entered on the rent check in the last 2 years, for this area and type of home. Self-reported and not verified against a lease. Used only once a type of home has at least 5 recent reports.
- How much weight they carry: 20% at 5 to 9 reports, 40% at 10 to 19 reports, 60% at 20 to 49 reports and 80% at 50+ reports of the estimate. Public data always contributes, and a report far from the survey baseline is filtered out before the median is taken.
- What the figures are not: not asking prices, not a legal maximum, not a measure of what a household can afford, and not an observed average across every home in the area.
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What is the estimated rent in High Park?
Estimated rent for a 1 bedroom in High Park, Toronto: $2,000 to $2,800 a month. This is the Toronto baseline for this type of home: FairRent has no High Park adjustment yet. The table above shows every type of home and what supports each figure.
Is the High Park estimate based on local renter reports or public data?
There are not enough recent local reports for High Park to be used in any estimate on this page. Public data means the CMHC Rental Market Survey and the Rentals.ca National Rent Report, last reviewed June 2026. Local reports are rents renters entered on the rent check. They are self-reported and are not verified against a lease.
What area does this page cover?
This page covers rent submissions where the renter chose High Park on the rent check. That is a label renters choose, not an official boundary. It is meant to match the City of Toronto's High Park North neighbourhood (88) and the apartment community north of Bloor Street West. High Park-Swansea (87) is a separate neighbourhood in the City's definitions and is covered by FairRent's separate Swansea category.
How recent is this information?
Renter reports older than 2 years drop out, so the local part of this page moves on its own, and the date of the most recent local report is shown at the top when there is one. The market survey figures are reviewed by hand, most recently June 2026. The local facts on this page were checked against their sources in October 2026. There is no automatic monthly refresh.
Is this what a home in High Park will be advertised for?
No. Advertised rents, survey rents and the rents sitting tenants pay describe different groups of homes, and an advertised rent is usually above what a long-standing tenant pays. This page is a modelled estimate built from a survey baseline and, where there are enough of them, reported rents. It is not a listing price, a legal maximum or a measure of what a household can afford.
How can I add my rent without giving personal details?
The rent check never asks for your name, email, phone number or exact address. A submission holds the city, the area, the type of home, the monthly rent, the year you moved in (or that you did not know it) and whether parking or utilities are included. It also holds what the rent covers, when it was sent, and the quality and version fields listed in the privacy policy. Leaving out names and exact addresses reduces the risk of identifying a renter. It does not remove that risk completely. Details about a home may become identifying when combined with information from elsewhere. We do not publish a figure drawn from fewer than 5 submissions, and counts are shown as bands rather than exact numbers.
FairRent Canada · Toronto · High Park. Market data last reviewed: June 2026. Results are estimates only. Not legal, financial or real estate advice.