Toronto neighbourhoods
Every Toronto area with a page, its estimated 1 bedroom rent and what supports it.
The estimate is for a 1 bedroom, built the same way for every area, so the figures can be compared with each other. A row tagged "No renter reports used" means the recent local reports for every type of home in that area are too few (fewer than 5), or too alike, to be used, so the row shows the city baseline with FairRent's neighbourhood adjustment. A row tagged "Renter reports used" says for how many of the 5 types of home the estimate uses them. FairRent's neighbourhood adjustment is shown in small type because it is an input to the estimate.
City baseline: CMHC Rental Market Survey (October 2025) and Statistics Canada Quarterly rent statistics (first quarter of 2026). Neighbourhood adjustments are set by hand by FairRent, with no recorded source. Market data last reviewed: October 2026.
Within each group, areas are listed alphabetically. Each row shows FairRent's adjustment for the area. That adjustment is an input to our estimates. It is not a ranking of the best places to live, and not a measure of what a household can afford.
The figure moves as renters report, so it is worth a look when you come back.
Open an area for the other types of home, the sources behind it and local renter help.
Submissions for whole homes accepted in the last 30 days: 5 to 9.
Listed alphabetically. Ranges are the estimated 1 bedroom rent. The small percentage is FairRent's adjustment for the area: an input, not a ranking.
Neighbourhoods
Neighbourhood. A single locality within the city.
Street corridor. An informal area along a main street, with no official boundary.
Larger areas and districts
Larger area. Many neighbourhoods together, so rents vary widely inside it.
Former municipality. Once its own city or township, now part of the named city, so rents vary widely inside it.
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