Condos For Rent in Toronto
Explore condos for rent in Toronto, including MLS® rental listings across Downtown Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Midtown, East York, Yorkville, Liberty Village, King West, Harbourfront, and other popular neighbourhoods. Whether you are looking for a one-bedroom condo, a two-bedroom suite, a studio apartment, a luxury condo, or a rental unit close to transit, schools, work, shopping, and entertainment, Toronto offers a wide range of condominium rental options.
Toronto’s condo rental market includes high-rise towers, boutique buildings, newer developments, established condominium communities, loft-style units, and modern suites with building amenities. Many rental condos may offer features such as open-concept layouts, balconies, parking, lockers, ensuite laundry, concierge service, gyms, party rooms, rooftop terraces, visitor parking, and access to nearby TTC stations.
Browse Toronto Condo Rental Listings
Use this page to view available Toronto condo rentals in one place. Listings may include photos, rental prices, unit sizes, bedroom and bathroom counts, building amenities, parking availability, lease terms, and neighbourhood details. You can compare different condo apartments based on location, budget, layout, building features, and access to nearby services.
Condos for rent in Toronto are popular with professionals, students, newcomers, downsizers, families, and anyone looking for a low-maintenance rental home in the city. Depending on the neighbourhood, renters can find options close to business districts, universities, hospitals, parks, restaurants, waterfront trails, shopping centres, and major transit routes.
Renting a Condo in Toronto
Before renting a condo in Toronto, it is important to review the full listing details, monthly rent, included utilities, parking or locker availability, building rules, pet policies, move-in requirements, and lease terms. Some condo buildings may have specific rules for elevator bookings, move-in deposits, visitor parking, smoking, pets, short-term rentals, and shared amenities.
A strong rental application may include a completed rental application, employment letter, recent pay stubs, credit report, photo ID, references, and any additional documents requested by the landlord or listing brokerage. Requirements can vary by property, landlord, and building.
Find a Condo for Rent in Toronto
Toronto offers condo rental opportunities in many different neighbourhoods, each with its own lifestyle, price range, building types, and commuting options. Downtown Toronto may appeal to renters who want to live close to work, nightlife, universities, and transit, while areas such as North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, and Midtown may offer different layouts, price points, and community settings.
Browse the latest Toronto condo rental listings and compare available units based on your budget, preferred neighbourhood, building amenities, and move-in date.