Live public data
Housing signals for major Canadian cities
Explore quarterly asking-rent trends alongside daily national mortgage and policy-rate benchmarks. Data is fetched from official public APIs and cached to reduce upstream requests.
Choose a market
Six city dashboards
Each page includes current values, accessible charts, source links, and important limits on interpretation.
Toronto
Track Toronto asking rents and benchmark Canadian mortgage rates with current public data.
02British ColumbiaVancouver
Compare Vancouver asking rents with current Canadian mortgage and policy rates.
03QuebecMontréal
Review Montréal asking-rent trends alongside current Canadian borrowing-rate benchmarks.
04AlbertaCalgary
Follow Calgary asking rents and the national rates that shape mortgage affordability.
05AlbertaEdmonton
Explore Edmonton asking-rent data with current Canadian mortgage-rate context.
06ManitobaWinnipeg
See Winnipeg asking-rent trends and current mortgage and policy-rate benchmarks.
What the numbers mean
Asking rent is not the same as rent paid
Statistics Canada’s asking-rent series describes advertised rental listings. It is useful for understanding what a person shopping for a unit may encounter, but it does not measure the rent paid by every existing tenant.
Mortgage figures are conventional posted-rate series from the Bank of Canada. They are benchmarks, not personalized lender offers. Use the mortgage payment calculator to test the rate and terms you can actually obtain.