Rent, neighbourhoods, and the market
Plain-language guides for renters and landlords. No jargon, no sales pitch, just what the data actually shows.
Why vacant condos are rising in Toronto
Toronto condo vacancy has climbed sharply. Here is what is happening, what it means for landlords, and what renters can do with this shift in the market.
How to know if your rent is fair
A simple, repeatable way to compare your rent against the local market before you sign a lease or accept a rent increase.
Best Toronto neighbourhoods for renters in 2026
Where you find the best value in Toronto right now, based on neighbourhood rent ranges and what is included.
Student rent guide for Ottawa
Average rents near uOttawa and Carleton, the best student-friendly neighbourhoods, and what to check before signing a lease.
Newcomer guide to renting in Canada
How rent works in Canada, what first-and-last means, what to expect from utilities and parking, and how to avoid common rental scams.
How landlords can price rentals to reduce vacancy
Pricing too high feels safe but leads to long vacancies. Here is a simple framework for pricing a unit to lease faster without leaving money on the table.
Why anonymous rent data helps renters and landlords
Listing sites show asking rents. CMHC publishes once a year. Anonymous submissions fill the gap. Here is why both sides of the market benefit from better data.
The Toronto condo crisis, explained in simple terms
What is happening, why it matters, and what it means for renters, owners, and the housing market over the next 12 months.