These Toronto neighbourhoods have the cheapest rent right now | Urbanized – Daily Hive

The average Toronto rent has risen $525 since July 2021, but real estates golden rule location, location, location has dictated which neighbourhoods have seen unprecedented growth, and where relatively reasonable rent can still be found.

According to the latest Bullpen Research & Consulting andTorontoRentals.comToronto GTA Rent Report, the most expensive rent in the city can be found in the M4W postal code.

Encompassing neighbourhoods like Rosedale, Yorkville, and parts of Midtown, the average rent for all property types in the area hit $3,447 in July, an annual increase of 26%.

City-wide, the average rent last month was $2,667, a 24.5% jump from July 2021.

The highest annual rent increase was seen in postal code M4E, which includes The Beach and Upper Beaches. Average rents rose a staggering 52% year-over-year, reaching $2,756.

However, the report notes the sample size area for M4E was relatively small, and that the outsized growth can likely be attributed to the composition of units.

The second-highest annual increase and the second-highest rent in the city is in the M5V postal code, which includes the Fashion District, Entertainment District, and CityPlace. The average rent in the area rose 43% between July 2021 and July 2022, reaching $3,203.

On the other end of the financial scale, the cheapest rent in Toronto can be found in postal code M6E. The average rent for all property types in the area, which includes Corso Italia, Caledonia, and St. Clair West Village, was $1,854 in July, an annual increase of just 7%, and $1,593 below the rent

Its one of just four postal codes in Toronto where the average rent remains below $2,000 per month. In postal code M1L Oakridge, Clairlea-Birchmount, and Golden Mile its $1,897, and in M4C The Danforth and Woodbine Heights its $1,981.

In M4B East York and OConnor-Parkview the average rent is $1,860. Its the only part of the city where rent didnt increase on an annual basis last month.

Bullpen Research & Consulting and TorontoRentals.com

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These Toronto neighbourhoods have the cheapest rent right now | Urbanized - Daily Hive