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05/22/2026

Rental trends across Montreal are showing mixed movement compared to last year.

While most neighbourhoods saw declines, Saint-Henri recorded a significant increase, with 1-bedroom rents rising to $1,933, up 20% compared to last year.

Across the city, 9 out of 10 areas experienced rent decreases, with declines reaching up to 11.4%. The overall Montreal average is now $1,636, down 4.3% year over year.

05/14/2026

Brampton rents have declined notably compared to last year, making it one of the most affordable major rental markets in Ontario.

Average asking rent for a 1-bedroom unfurnished unit is now $1,786, down 10.8% compared to last year. This is below the Ontario average of $1,970, which declined by 8.8% over the same period.

As rental pricing continues to ease across the province, affordability is shifting across markets.

05/12/2026

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05/09/2026

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05/08/2026

Vancouver rents continue to decline as renter demand weakens across BC.

Metro Vancouver 1-bedroom unfurnished rents fell 3.89% compared to last year, and are now down 8.31% compared to 2024 levels.

With demand turning negative throughout 2025, renters are beginning to see more favorable pricing across the region.

05/04/2026

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From walkable neighbourhoods like Yaletown and Gastown to quieter areas like Kitsilano and Olympic Village, where you stay can make a big difference in your experience.

With demand expected to rise, now is the time for landlords and property managers to prepare.

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04/30/2026

Download the full 2026 Annual Rent Report for detailed rent trends and market insights: https://link.liv.rent/34k

2026 liv.rent Rental Market Trend Report breaks down:
• Rent trends across major provinces
• Migration and emigration shifts
• Housing construction slowdowns
• 2026 forecasts and what’s ahead

04/24/2026

Apartment construction across B.C. saw major declines in 2025, with some cities experiencing drops of up to 95%.

Interestingly, rental prices only decreased modestly, suggesting a disconnect between new supply and pricing trends.

What does this mean for renters and the future of the market?

Explore the full insights in our 2026 Annual Rent Report here: https://link.liv.rent/34k

04/20/2026

These 5 Metro Vancouver markets saw the biggest rent drops compared to last year 📉

1-bedroom unfurnished rents declined across all five, with Coquitlam leading at -17.7%, followed by Richmond (-9.4%), New Westminster (-8.6%), Surrey (-8.0%), and North Vancouver (-7.6%).

While rents are softening across the region, the scale of decline varies significantly by market.

04/16/2026

Smaller rental units are seeing the biggest declines across Alberta.

1-bedroom rents fell the most year over year, with drops of up to 10.3% in some areas. Meanwhile, 2 and 3-bedroom units remained relatively stable across both Calgary and Edmonton.

At the same time, emigration has reached its highest level since 2017, pointing to potential shifts in rental demand.

04/13/2026

Saint Henri is bucking the trend in Montreal’s rental market.

While most neighbourhoods saw declines, 1-bedroom rents in Saint Henri rose 11.8% year over year to $1,902. In comparison, the Montreal average dropped 5.8%, with several areas experiencing even steeper decreases.

As the broader market cools, Saint Henri remains a notable exception.

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