Der Mietmarkt dreht sich mit niedrigeren Preisen und Einzugsanreizen wieder zugunsten der Mieter
https://www.ctvnews.ca/toronto/article/rental-market-swings-back-in-tenants-favour-with-lower-prices-and-move-in-incentives/
Der Mietmarkt dreht sich mit niedrigeren Preisen und Einzugsanreizen wieder zugunsten der Mieter
https://www.ctvnews.ca/toronto/article/rental-market-swings-back-in-tenants-favour-with-lower-prices-and-move-in-incentives/
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They all moved to Alberta.
Haha yeah all 12 of thems
> Canada’s population barely grew in the first quarter of 2025, reflecting the impacts of government decisions to reduce both temporary and permanent immigration. The latest estimates from Statistics Canada show the population rose by just 20,107 people – or 0.0 percent – between January 1 and April 1, 2025. This is the slowest quarterly increase since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic and continues a clear trend of declining population growth.
https://immigration.ca/reduced-immigration-limits-canadas-population-growth/
Great. Let’s keep a lid on demand while we let supply catch up
Carney is true to his words in making housing affordable again.
>At $2,060, the overall average asking rent in Canada last month was down 2.3 per cent from a year ago. But that’s still nearly three per cent higher than the national average asking rent of three years earlier, according to the report.
So all the people saying it’s a buyers market/the market is dropping are brokers / people who are paid to sell.
It doesn’t seem like anything has improved.
My 1970s apartment building was trying to get $1600 for a one bedroom. It has been lowered to $1400 for close to a year. I am of course grandfathered in at $1080 with electricity included. I do not dare move.
No way. I was told that greed was driving prices! /s
And I just saw a new build advertising for 1900 a month for a 1 bed in a low rise condo, 2200 if you want a „den“
In a dumpster town 1 hour north of TO.
LOWER 🏢🔥🔥🔥
The average rent for a one bedroom apartment is still nearly $2000 per month, which is definitely not affordable to someone earning an average income.
While a slight decrease is good for tenants, you certainly cannot say that the rental market is in „tenants‘ favour“ when rent is still way up over the last decade.
Just so everyone knows, it’s not out of the question right now to ask for a rent decrease.
I’ve been at my place for about 1.5 years, and checked the local rents. They were around 3-500 under my current rent. I reached out to the landlord of our building and outlined how much we appreciate the place, have no complaints, like our neighbours, and politely brought up our current monthly rent vs the average of the area.
Then we requested a decrease to get us around the other listing prices.
They got back in 2 days with just over 300 bucks in savings for us. They know you can move almost across the street in a lot of instances and immediately save a few hundred, so it’s in your best interest to either move, or ask for a reduction!
I can’t believe politicians had the audacity to claim that immigration had little to no impact on the housing/rental market. A year straight of declining arrivals, and prices are starting to shrink back to somewhat reasonable levels.
I wonder how long it’ll take before landlord MPs start demanding that we ramp up immigration again
Weird how the prices are dropping as the student leave -_-
Where????
I have already seen people saying this is going to „stop development“ and „eventually increase prices“
Like the current situation was at all fucking sustainable lmao