Rental costs in Canada 2025

In recent years, rental prices in Canada have experienced fluctuations due to some factors such as high demand, population growth and changes in the country's economy. This has generated uncertainty in many people who are about to move to Canada or who are thinking about moving to another city, since they do not know how much money they really need to live.

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That is why, if you are wondering what are the updated rental costs for 2025, you came to the right blog because here you will find a price guide that will help you organize your budget according to the options available in the market, plus I will present you with an analysis of the factors that influence those prices. Read with me to the end and take note of them, let's get started! 

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Rental prices in Canada's major cities (2025)

Below is a breakdown of average rental costs for units such as studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments in some of Canada's major cities:

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1. Province of Ontario

• City: Toronto

• Studio: 1800.00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 2500.00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 3356,00 CAD/month

• City: Ottawa

• Studio: 1620.00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 1990,00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 2465,00 CAD/month

• City: Niagara Falls - St. Catherines

• Studio: 1100,00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 1600,00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 2200.00 CAD/month

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2. Province of British Columbia

• City: Vancouver

• Studio: 2331.00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 2679.00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 3400,00 CAD/month

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3. Province of Alberta

• City: Calgary

• Studio: 1578.00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 1885.00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 2274.00 CAD/month

• City: Edmonton

• Studio: 1046.00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 1349,00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 1635,00 CAD/month

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4. Province of Saskatchewan

• City: Regina

• Studio: 900.00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 1100.00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 1400.00 CAD/month

• City: Saskatoon

• Studio: 950.00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 1150.00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 1500,00 CAD/month

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5. Province of Manitoba

• City: Winnipeg

• Studio: 1000.00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 1600,00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 1800,00 CAD/month

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6. Province of Quebec

• City: Montreal

• Studio: 1471.00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 1775.00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 2281,00 CAD/month

• City: Quebec City

• Studio: 1250,00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 1510,00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 1775,00 CAD/month

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7. Province of Nova Scotia

• City: Halifax

• Studio: 1600.00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 1970.00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 2545.00 CAD/month

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8. Province of New Brunswick

• City: Moncton

• Studio: 1000.00 CAD/month
• 1 Bedroom: 1500,00 CAD/month
• 2 Bedrooms: 1800,00 CAD/month

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What determines the price of a home rental in Canada?

In Canada, the cost of renting a home depends on which city and province you are in. Here are some of the most influential factors in the definition of prices:

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1. Location and demand

In large cities such as Toronto and Vancouver, rental costs tend to be high due to the large number of people looking for housing, which in turn generates high demand, which in turn is accompanied by low availability. In contrast, smaller cities or cities far from urban centers are less sought after and tend to be more affordable.

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2. Economic growth and job opportunities

Cities with large and strong growing job markets tend to attract more workers, which increases the demand for housing. For example, Calgary and Vancouver have seen increases in their rental prices in recent years due to booming sectors such as oil, technology and construction.

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3. Infrastructure and services

Properties with easy access to public transportation, universities, schools, hospitals and shopping centers tend to be more expensive than those located in outlying areas with fewer services available.

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Recommendations before moving to Canada or changing city/province

Ultimately, moving is an important decision that requires careful planning. Each individual or family group has different needs and goals, so it is essential to evaluate several factors before making a decision.

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Before moving consider:

• Lifestyle and personal goals, remember that priorities vary according to the stage of life you are in: education, work, peace of mind or access to services.

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• Cost of living. In addition to housing costs, evaluate transportation, food and other expenses in the city or province you are considering moving to.

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• Climate. Weather conditions can significantly influence your well-being. Do you prefer mild winters in provinces like British Columbia or can you adapt to the more extreme winters of Manitoba or Quebec?

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• Job or educational opportunities. Make sure the region offers what you are looking for, whether it is in your field of work, higher education or access to training programs.

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• Access to essential services. Consider access to hospitals, schools, public transportation, and recreational activities.

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Personalized support with Settlement Immiland Canada

At Settlement Immiland, we advise newcomers to Canada and offer personalized support and service for safe and reliable accommodation.

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• Moving can be complex, but our customized services can simplify the process. 

• We have qualified expertise in housing search, neighborhood information and guidance on local services. 
• We can help you choose the city that best suits your specific needs, whether you are a student, family or senior citizen.

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Need more help finding custom housing in Canada? Contact us and we will be happy to help you through the process. Visit our website for more information.

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I hope this guide will be useful for you and your family and you will soon find your next home in Canada. If you liked this topic, please share it, thanks for reading! See you soon.

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With love,

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Immiland Canada