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Toronto average 1-bed rent: C$2,450/mo Year-on-year rent increase: +-2.5% Toronto rents fall as condo supply rises Ontario rent increase guideline 2.5% Downtown one-bed rents at a three-year low Rent increases for units first occupied before Nov 2018 are capped by Ontario's annual guideline (2.5% in 2026). Landlords can only collect a rent deposit for the last month, no damage deposit. Toronto average 1-bed rent: C$2,450/mo Year-on-year rent increase: +-2.5% Toronto rents fall as condo supply rises Ontario rent increase guideline 2.5% Downtown one-bed rents at a three-year low Rent increases for units first occupied before Nov 2018 are capped by Ontario's annual guideline (2.5% in 2026). Landlords can only collect a rent deposit for the last month, no damage deposit.

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Toronto Rent Index 2026

Average rent costs by neighbourhood, yearly rent increases and tenant rights in Toronto. The typical one-bedroom rent is C$2,450 per month, up -2.5% year on year.

Average rent by neighbourhood

Neighbourhood1 bedroom2 bedroomsYearly increase
YorkvilleC$3,000C$4,300+-1.8%
King WestC$2,600C$3,600+-3.1%
The AnnexC$2,350C$3,300+-1.5%
ScarboroughC$2,000C$2,600+-0.9%

Indicative 2026 figures (per month, CAD). Compare with real tenant-reported rents on RentScore.

Tenant rights in Toronto

  • Rent increases for units first occupied before Nov 2018 are capped by Ontario's annual guideline (2.5% in 2026).
  • Landlords can only collect a rent deposit for the last month, no damage deposit.
  • Rent can be raised only once every 12 months with 90 days' written notice.
  • Disputes go to the Landlord and Tenant Board.

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