Tag: Canadian housing trends

• This Is How Much It Costs to Rent Across Canada Right Now

  

  Rents across Canada are still high, but prices have cooled compared to last year’s record-breaking highs. According to the June 2025 Rentals.ca Rent Report (in partnership with Urbanation), the average asking rent in May was $2,129, down 3.3% from May 2024, when rents peaked at $2,202. 📉 National Snapshot, Rents Dip but Stay Elevated Long-Term…

  Kaleylangille

  June 10, 2025

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• 27,000 Ontarians packed their bags and moved to Alberta in 2024, setting a new record.

  

  In 2024, Ontario witnessed an unprecedented wave of migration as over 27,000 residents packed their bags and headed west to Alberta. This record-breaking relocation trend has been fueled by the allure of Alberta’s lower cost of living, booming economy, and affordable housing market, leaving many to wonder why so many Ontarians are making the move.…

  Kaleylangille

  December 28, 2024

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