Etobicoke boundaries: North to Steeles Ave., East to the Humber River, South to Lake Ontario, and West to Etobicoke Creek/Toronto Pearson International Airport.

The township of Etobicoke was incorporated in 1850 and is located in the western part of the City of Toronto. Home to over 330,000 people, Etobicoke is known for its numerous parks and large older homes.

Rent a house or apartment in Etobicoke and enjoy one of many wonderful parks including the Etobicoke Creek, Centennial Park, Eglinton Flats Park, James Gardens, and Markland Wood.

You can rent a condo or apartment in Etobicoke and visit one of many local attractions including the Woodbine Race Track and Slots and Sherway Gardens Shopping Centre.

you are a student, you can rent a basement apartment or townhouse in Etobicoke for its many schools. Etobicoke has fifty-six elementary schools and ten high schools. Etobicoke has two post-secondary institutions, Humber College and the University of Guelph-Humber.

If you rent an apartment in Etobicoke you will not need to worry much about public transportation. You will have access to frequent bus, streetcar and subway service provided by the Toronto Transit Commission. If you need to go a bit further, you can always take the GO Transit or use one of three major highways running through (HWY 401, HWY 427, & the QEW).

* Etobicoke home and apartment rental information (number of units)
-There are over 31,000 apartments for rent in Etobicoke (total units) with a vacancy rate of 4.2%
* Etobicoke home and apartment rental rates (avg.)
Bachelor =$691
1 Bedroom =$873
2 Bedroom =$1,047
3 Bedroom+ =$1,222
*Source CMHC GTA Rental Market Report-Fall 2009