Rent the right place. Or rent yours to the right tenant.
Answer about 8 quick questions. Renters get matching rentals and an application that stands out. Landlords get a rent estimate and screened, qualified tenants.
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Rents are turning. Renters: get matching rentals before prices climb. Landlords: get this month’s rent estimate for your unit.
Rental market news
Nov 2026 · Rent reportToronto rents are rising again for the first time in almost three yearsGuide · Prices by cityAverage rent in 13 GTA cities, and how to win a rentalLandlords2027 rent increase cap is 1.9%: what landlords can and can’t doRent vs buyPaying $2,800+ a month? See what the same money could buyBasement rentalsHow to tell a safe, legal basement unit from a problemCommon questions about renting in the GTA
How does this work?
Answer about 8 quick questions. Renters get rentals that match your budget, area and move date, plus a checklist so your application wins. Landlords get a rent estimate for your unit and help finding and screening a tenant. I review every request myself.
What does it cost a tenant?
In most GTA leases the landlord pays the leasing fee, so helping you find a rental usually costs you nothing. If a landlord does not pay a fee, I tell you before you commit to anything.
What does it cost a landlord?
Leasing fees are set out in a written agreement before any work starts. For most rentals it is a set fee tied to one month’s rent. You see the exact number first.
What are GTA rents right now?
TRREB reported an average one-bedroom condo rent of $2,273 and two-bedroom of $3,013 in Q2 2026, both slightly lower than a year earlier. In October 2026 Toronto asking rents rose year over year for the first time in almost three years, so the window for cheaper rent is closing.
How much can rent go up in Ontario in 2027?
The 2027 rent increase guideline is 1.9% for most units. Units first occupied after November 15, 2018 are exempt. Landlords need 12 months between increases and 90 days’ written notice on the proper form.
Can you help with basement rentals?
Yes. I check whether a basement unit is a registered second unit with the city, and for landlords I explain what it takes to make one legal. See the guides below.
Guides: Renting in the GTA: prices by city · Renting a basement apartment · Landlord guide · Rent vs buy
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