Canadian Rental Market Report 2026
A snapshot of verified long-term listings on EazyRental — active inventory, asking rent, and breakdowns across 1 city. These figures are this catalogue only, not official vacancy rates.
Updated October 26, 2026 at 2:55 p.m. · auto-refreshes hourly
Executive summary
Across 1 Canadian city with active verified inventory on EazyRental, 2 long-term rental listings are currently available, listed by 2 distinct landlords. The national average asking rent sits at $1,875/month, with a median of $1,875/month and a range from $1,500 to $2,250.
Calgary leads the market with 2 active listings at an average of $1,875/month.
Condos and apartments dominate supply (2 combined listings), reflecting urban density. Furnished inventory is rare at 100.0% — most tenants in Canada rent unfurnished and furnish themselves. Pet-friendly units make up 100.0% of supply.
2
Verified and currently available
1
Provinces and metros
$1,875/mo
Median $1,875/mo
50.0%
Most-requested layout
By the numbers: cities
Active verified listings and average asking rent, sorted by inventory. Click a city to see its neighborhood-level breakdown.
| City | Province | Active listings | Avg. rent | Browse |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calgary | AB | 2 | $1,875/mo | Neighborhood → |
Inventory by property type
What kinds of units are available, in what proportions. Apartments and condos dominate Canadian urban supply — a pattern that holds from Vancouver to Montreal.
Inventory by bedroom count
Two-bedroom apartments remain the Canadian standard for couples and small families. Studios are rare and competitive; 4+ bedroom homes are uncommon in dense metros.
| Bedrooms | Listings | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Studio (0 bed) | 0 | 0.0% |
| 2 beds | 1 | 50.0% |
| 1 bed | 1 | 50.0% |
| 4+ beds | 0 | 0.0% |
Price distribution
Most listings cluster in the $1,500–$2,500 range — typical for Canadian urban rentals. The sub-$1,000 band is dominated by room rentals; $4,000+ is luxury or premium.
What we're seeing in the market
The tables above only count listings that are approved and active on EazyRental at the time this page refreshes. They are not vacancy rates, absorption rates, or CMHC / Statistics Canada averages. If a city has few listings here, that usually means our catalogue is thin — not that the city has no rentals.
Average and median rent are asking prices from those listings, in Canadian dollars, and typically exclude utilities, parking, and other fees unless the landlord said they are included. Compare similar bedrooms and neighbourhoods before you treat a city average as a budget.
Alberta tenancy rules (deposit cap, rent-increase notice, inspections) come from the Residential Tenancies Act, not from this report. Alberta tenancy basics cites Alberta.ca. Verify any number with Service Alberta before you rely on it.
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Methodology
This report is generated from EazyRental's live database of verified listings. Counts and averages include only listings where is_approved = true and is_active = true. Pricing figures use the asking rent in Canadian dollars and exclude utilities, parking, and other ancillary fees unless explicitly stated in the listing. The data refreshes hourly. For property-type and bedroom breakdowns, listings with missing fields are bucketed as unknown or 0-bed (studio) respectively.