In 2016, average rents in Montreal were $835 a month compared to $1,242 in Toronto and just under $1,300 in Vancouver.
housing affordability
Octobre 6, 2017
1:34PM
There's plenty of room to grow upwards by adding more homes within the city’s existing urban footprint.
Octobre 4, 2017
10:30AM
Recently 1,000 units initially intended for the rental market have been converted into condo units.
Septembre 8, 2017
4:30AM
Between 2000 and 2016, average mortgage interest rates fell by almost two-thirds.
Août 30, 2017
5:00AM
Between 2011 and 2016, the city gained more than 116,000 new residents.
Juillet 31, 2017
9:36AM
In the Greater Golden Horseshoe, per-unit building costs to comply with regulation amount to nearly $50,000.
Juin 23, 2017
11:01AM
Long and uncertain permit timelines can have led to fewer new housing units being built in Vancouver.
Juin 13, 2017
3:07PM
It takes 21 months, on average, for Vancouver to approve housing projects compared to seven months in Burnaby.
Mai 30, 2017
2:51PM
Since sprawl is limited, to grow its housing supply, Toronto must build up.