It’s that time of the month again, Vancouver. While the average rent for a one-bedroom has risen to $2,831 per month according to Rentals.ca, there are some rentals in Vancouver available for significantly less, if you know where to look.
So with that in mind, here are some of the cheapest rentals available in Vancouver right now.
2185 Oxford Street: $1,900 per month
This East Van rental is nearby plenty of restaurants, breweries, and shopping amenities to keep you occupied, and is the perfect-sized space to come home to every day. The suite boasts an updated kitchen with a fridge, stove, and la creme le da creme – a dishwasher. Laundry is available in the building, and small pets are allowed.
Note that this unit is available starting August 15th.
1644 Nelson Street: $1,700+ per month
Next up is a frequent contender for one of the cheapest rentals in the city. Now, this apartment might not come with anything fancy or out of the box, but it’s a solid highrise in one of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in Vancouver. If location and access to food & shopping are your priority – then this is a great option.
4738B Hazelnut Way, Tsawwassen: $2,100 per month
A bit out of the city, this 630-square-foot rental is in a brand-new one-bedroom coach-house, with an open layout and central location, and completely new appliances, flooring, carpet, and finishes. Utilities are not included, but the unit is cat-friendly.
1100 Harwood Street: $2,269+ per month
Rooftop pool with panoramic city views, anyone? This West End rental seems like the ultimate bachelor/bachelorette pad. Just steps from the Aquatic Centre, seawall, and Sunset Beach, the building also features on-site laundry, a sauna, bike storage, and underground parking.
8635 Heather Street: $2,150+ per month
If you’re looking for a quieter rental with hardwood floors, this one’s your pick. Located in Marpole next to transit to pretty much anywhere in the city, this rental boasts underground parking, high-speed internet, a patio, and in-building laundry (coin-operated).
And that’s all for now, Vancouver! If you’re looking for more options and considering moving out of the city, check out the cheapest places to live in BC.
