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Canadian Apartment Magazine

Annual rent growth returns to longer-term average

Asking rents for purpose-built and condominium apartments in Canada rose by 4.7 per cent, marking the slowest annual rate of rent growth in nearly three years.
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Canadian Apartment Magazine

Multifamily rental fundamentals likely to remain strong

Market analysis from Morningstar DBRS finds that despite economic uncertainty and labour challenges, multifamily rental fundamentals should remain strong.
short-term rental regulations

Canadian Apartment Magazine

New short-term rental regulations coming to Nova Scotia

Taking effect on September 30th, Nova Scotia's new short-term rental regulations are intended to help make more long-term housing available.
rental homes incentives stream

Canadian Apartment Magazine

Record-high housing starts bolster supply in GTHA

According to new data from Urbanation, an increase in GTHA housing starts and completions over the past 12 months have led to higher vacancies.
real estate

Canadian Apartment Magazine

Ontario’s shifting real estate landscape

As we head into Q2-2024, a significant shift in Ontario’s real estate landscape has occurred, putting the rental market front and centre amid declining home sales.
renovictions

Canadian Apartment Magazine

Clamping down on renovictions

Hamilton will soon be the first city in Ontario to introduce a renoviction bylaw forcing landlords to obtain a licence prior to issuing an N-13
rent growth

Canadian Apartment Magazine

New Rental Market Industry Index coming soon

Rentals.ca has partnered with Statistics Canada to create the Rental Market Industry Index, a new data-based resource for landlords, renters and policymakers.
rent growth

Canadian Apartment Magazine

New data indicates rent growth may be slowing

While most major cities across Canada experienced rent growth in September, there are indications the market may be slowing.
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Canadian Apartment Magazine

New study sheds light on rental affordability

A new study by Online Mortgage Advisor looks at average salaries vs. monthly rents in cities worldwide to calculate the change in rental affordability since 2018.
Townline "Meridien"

Canadian Apartment Magazine

Townline partners with Nicola Wealth on BC rental tower

Townline has joined forces with Nicola Wealth Real Estate on the construction of a 267-unit purpose-built rental tower in West Coquitlam, BC.
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Canadian Apartment Magazine

Rent growth shows no signs of abating

Rent growth continues to accelerate in Canada’s apartment market as the economy outperforms expectations and demand exceeds new supply.
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Canadian Apartment Magazine

Canada’s average asking rent up 20% since 2021

Canada’s average asking rent has risen 20 per cent since the pandemic low of April 2021, up to $2,002 representing an increase of $340 per month.

Canadian Apartment Magazine

Social and affordable housing in Canada

With the national vacancy rate hovering at 2.5 percent, bringing more social and affordable rental housing to market is on every government's agenda.
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Canadian Apartment Magazine

Average rent in Ontario up 13.5 per cent

Ontario placed third among provinces in January for average annual rent increases, up 13.5 per cent for condo rentals and apartments.
average rents

Canadian Apartment Magazine

Average monthly rents top $2,000 in Canada 

Average monthly rents have surpassed $2,000 in Canada with no signs of slowing according to latest National Rent Report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation.
Tricon Residential

Canadian Apartment Magazine

Tricon sells remaining interest in U.S. portfolio

Tricon Residential announced it has entered into an agreement to sell its remaining 20 per cent interest in 23 U.S. apartment buildings for approximately $315 million.
average rents

Canadian Apartment Magazine

Rents in September 2022 reached historic highs

Rents in September 2022 for all rental properties in Canada reached historic highs, with the average monthly asking price exceeding $2,000.