Etobicoke is Toronto's western district, running from the Humber River out to the Mississauga line and from the lake up past Highway 401. It pairs a fast-growing cluster of waterfront and city-centre condos with established, leafy house neighbourhoods such as The Kingsway and Markland Wood. If you are looking for homes for rent in Etobicoke, you will find an established, well-connected part of Toronto with a strong mix of rental suites and homes.
Location and transit
Etobicoke is served by the Bloor-Danforth subway (Line 2) at Kipling and Islington, several GO Transit lines, and major routes including the Gardiner Expressway, the QEW and Highways 427 and 401, making both downtown and Pearson airport easy to reach. Sherway Gardens, the Humber Bay waterfront parks and the Martin Goodman Trail add shopping and recreation.
Who lives in Etobicoke
Etobicoke draws families, professionals and downsizers who want more space and value plus quick links to the airport and downtown. Renters choose between modern condo living by the lake and quieter house neighbourhoods inland.
Homes for rent in Etobicoke
Rental supply splits between condo apartments along the waterfront and around Etobicoke City Centre and whole houses, basement and upper-level suites in the established inland neighbourhoods, spanning singles to families. Rental supply here is varied, spanning apartment and condo suites near the main corridors and whole houses, basement and upper-level suites on the quieter streets, so well-priced listings tend to attract steady interest.
What to consider before renting
Homes range from new towers to older houses, so check heating, windows and what the rent includes, and ask condo renters about amenity fees and rules. Confirm parking and commute times, as the district is large, and visit at different times before you decide.
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