Toronto is Canada’s second most unaffordable city for renting, but it’s not entirely impossible to live here on a budget. There are still plenty of cheap apartments in Toronto that don’t require living with roommates or in a barely-habitable unit with mysterious stains everywhere.
These are some of the cheapest apartments listed on Rentals.ca, to remind you that not all hope is lost when it comes to (relatively) affordable living in Toronto.
222 Wellesley Street East: $1,477/month
Located in Toronto’s trendy Cabbagetown neighbourhood, this building is described as well run, well managed, and well maintained.
“The Wellesdale is a great downtown address for University of Toronto and Ryerson students or those looking for a small building with abundant charm and immaculate interiors,” the description says. Heat and water are included in the monthly rent.
250 Roehampton Ave: $1590-$2705/month
This pet-friendly property in midtown has spacious bachelors, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom suites available for rent. Balconies are available in every suite.
Each suite features a newly renovated kitchen, bathroom and modern LED light fixtures. The open-concept kitchen has chrome accents, an island or breakfast bar, double sink, and a laminate counter with ceramic flooring and backsplash.
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103 West Lodge: $1519-$1669/month
This building is located in Roncesvalles and there are studios and one-bedroom apartments available. Water is included in the rent price.
583 Dovercourt Road: $1,845/month
Located in Little Italy, this unit has two bedrooms, one bath, an easy-to-work-in kitchen, hardwood floors, tons of natural light, and even a privte balcony.
66 Pacific Avenue: $1424/month
This building is conveniently located steps from High Park and Bloor West Village. The spacious and well-maintained units come with access to an outdoor pool, media room, fitness centre, and more.
