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What Toronto actually pays in rent

Real rents from 167 people in the Toronto area who checked theirs on Am I Overpaying?, compared with CMHC and Rentals.ca. Updated live · Oct 21, 2026.

TYPICAL TORONTO RENT
$2,250/mo
Middle half of renters pay $1,950–$2,650
Renters in this report167
Typical 1-bed vs. CMHC average+22%
Moved in 2024+ vs. earlier$2,350 vs $2,150

By unit size

UnitWhat people payCMHC avg (all tenants)Asking rent, new leases
Studio$1,800$1,491
+21%
—
1-bed$2,150$1,761
+22%
$2,220
-3%
1-bed + den$2,550$1,761
+45%
$2,220
+15%
2-bed$2,800$2,045
+37%
$2,937
-5%
3-bed+$2,650$2,294
+16%
$3,586
-26%

Typical = median. CMHC: Toronto CMA average, Oct 2025, purpose-built rentals including long-time tenants. Asking: Rentals.ca, Sept 2026, new listings. Dens are compared with 1-beds.

By area

Downtown core

$2,350/mo typical · 38 renters

West end

$2,400/mo typical · 18 renters

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How this works: anonymous entries from the rent check on this site, Toronto metro area (CMA). Rents are entered in $100 bands; we use the band midpoint and round results to $50. Unusual entries are held back until reviewed. An area needs at least 5 entries to be shown, and we never show individual rents or buildings. Areas are our own grouping of postal codes, not official boundaries. Not advice.

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