Primary Rental Market
Vacancy Rate (%)

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  2. Year of Construction
  3. Structure Size
  4. Rent Ranges
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Toronto — Vacancy Rates by Year of Construction by Census Subdivision

  Before 1960 1960 - 1979 1980 - 1999 2000 or Later Total
Toronto 3.6 b 2.5 a 4.1 b 4.5 b 3.0 a
Ajax (T) ** 5.5 c ** ** 2.0 c
Aurora (T) ** 2.6 a ** ** 2.7 a
Bradford West Gwillimbury (T) ** 0.9 a ** ** 0.8 d
Brampton (CY) ** 4.0 c 6.1 b 2.2 c 4.3 b
Caledon (T) ** ** ** ** **
East Gwillimbury (T) ** ** ** ** **
Georgina (T) ** ** ** ** **
Halton Hills (T) ** 0.0 d ** ** **
Markham (CY) ** ** ** ** **
Milton (T) ** 3.2 c ** ** 3.2 c
Mississauga (CY) ** 3.3 a 4.8 b 4.4 b 3.8 a
New Tecumseth (T) ** ** ** ** 2.2 c
Newmarket (T) ** ** ** ** **
Oakville (T) ** 3.2 d ** ** 3.3 d
Orangeville (T) 3.9 d 4.4 d 2.2 c ** 3.5 c
Pickering (CY) ** ** 1.5 a ** **
Richmond Hill (T) ** 2.3 b ** ** 2.4 a
Toronto (C) 3.6 b 2.3 a 4.1 d 4.4 b 2.8 a
Uxbridge (TP) ** ** ** ** **
Vaughan (CY) ** ** ** ** **
Whitchurch-Stouffville (T) ** ** ** ** **
Notes:
  • The following letter codes are used to indicate the reliability of the estimates: a — Excellent, b — Very good, c — Good, d — Poor (Use with Caution))
  • ** — Data suppressed to protect confidentiality or data not statistically reliable
  • ++ — Change in rent is not statistically significant. This means that the change in rent is not statistically different than zero (0). (Applies only to % Change of Average Rent Tables).
  • CMA, CA and CSD definitions are based on 2021 Census Geography Definitions
Source: CMHC Rental Market Survey (opens in new window)