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Nearly 1 In 19 Greater Toronto Rental Units Sit Vacant—More On The Way

May 1, 2026

Greater Toronto’s rental shortage is now a distant memory, but the rents have yet to adjust. Urbanation data reveals the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) has seen a sharp uptick in rental vacancies in Q1 2026. The sticker price of rents hasn’t moved much, but incentives are growing as landlords position the slump as […]

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Over 4 In 5 Greater Toronto Leveraged Condo Investors Are Losing Money

July 26, 2024

The Greater Toronto condo market has been dominated by investors for years. That’s changing really fast, according to a new analysis from CIBC Economics. Over 4 in 5 investors with a condo apartment rental completed in 2024 are losing money, collecting less rent than they’re paying out. It’s a problem that’s long existed, but may […]

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Canadian Renters Have Relief On The Horizon As Rents Slow: BMO

May 22, 2024

Canadian real estate investors expecting lower rates aren’t the only ones who got good news yesterday. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the rent component of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) slowed sharply in April. In a research note to investors, BMO explained the monthly move wasn’t the only data point to indicate a slowdown […]

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Greater Toronto Rental Vacancy Rate Soars 30% Higher, Prices Barely Move

May 1, 2024

Greater Toronto’s Great Supply Shortage may be coming to an end, but the narrative is alive and well. Data from developer consulting firm Urbanation shows new purpose-built rental vacancy rates across the Greater Toronto-Hamilton Area (GTHA) have climbed significantly as of Q1 2024. The share of available units is now much higher than pre-2019 rates, […]

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Canadian Real Estate Flashes Another Bubble Warning — A Flattening Rental Curve

June 22, 2021

It’s not just Canadian home prices showing bubbly signs, but rental prices are following too. The cost of renting an apartment in the suburbs is rising much faster than in the city. Economists call this the flattening of the bid-rent curve, or rental gradient. Basically, the discount for being located further from amenities is disappearing. […]

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Over Two-Thirds of Toronto Real Estate Investors Plan On Listing Properties For Sale

February 8, 2021

The majority of Toronto’s real estate investors are looking to cash in. A Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) survey, conducted by Ipsos in Fall 2020, shows most investors are looking to sell in the next year. This is a record number considering cashing in on their gains. It’s not just the pandemic though, only […]

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Toronto Condo Buyers Are Paying An 87% Premium To Own Instead of Rent

January 28, 2021

Greater Toronto real estate buyers are paying massive premiums to own. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) data shows 2020 rental data. The organization observed, despite more rental vacancies, rents are still rising. More interesting though, they observe that apartment buyers are paying very large premiums for a shot at making big money. Toronto Rental […]

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Toronto Condo Rental Inventory Is Soaring, and It Might Be Driving People To Sell

October 1, 2020

Toronto condo rentals are seeing the most inventory in recent memory. Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) data prepared by Toronto Realtor Daniel Foch shows rental inventory is still much higher than usual in September. Meanwhile absorption is failing to keep up, potentially explaining the abrupt rise of condos for sale.  Toronto Condos For Rent […]

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Toronto Real Estate’s Latest Problem Is Soaring Rental Inventory

August 12, 2020

Canadian real estate markets are about to see an explosion in rental inventory if Toronto is a sign. Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) data prepared by real estate agent Daniel Foch shows an explosion of new listings for rental units in July. The number of new listings has reached a multi-year high, with a […]

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Toronto Rental Vacancy Rises To The Highest Level Since 2015, Despite Population Boom

January 16, 2020

Toronto’s population growth is booming, but so are rental vacancies. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) data shows primary rental vacancies climbed in 2019. The rate is now at the highest level since 2015, as vacancies climb from decade lows just a couple years ago. Toronto’s Vacancy Rate Rises To Highest Level Since 2015 Toronto’s […]

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