Toronto downtown (Old Toronto & York) boundaries: North to Eglinton Avenue, East to Victoria Park Avenue, South to Lake Ontario, and West to the Humber River.

Incorporated in 1834, Old Toronto is located in heart of the largest city in Canada. Home to over 670,000 people, Old Toronto is known for being Canada's financial centre and being one of the world's most diverse cities.

Rent a house or apartment in Toronto and enjoy one of many wonderful parks including the Toronto Islands, High Park, and Ash Bridges Bay.

Rent a condo or apartment in Toronto and visit one of many local attractions including the Royal Ontario Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Toronto Eaton Centre, and Yorkville.

Rent a basement apartment or townhouse in Toronto for its many schools. There are many elementary and secondary schools operated by the Toronto District School Board. Post-secondary institutions in Toronto include the University of Toronto, Ryerson University, George Brown College, the Ontario College of Art and Design, and the Royal Conservatory of Music.

If you rent an apartment in Toronto you will have access to frequent bus, streetcar, and subway service provided by the Toronto Transit Commission. You can also take the GO Transit and Greyhound bus services. The Don Valley Parkway and the Gardiner Expressway are the two main highways that run through the city.

* Toronto home and apartment rental information (number of units)
-There are about 88,000 apartments for rent in Toronto (total units) with a vacancy rate of 3.0%
* Toronto home and apartment rental rates (avg.)
Bachelor =$781
1 Bedroom =$1,005
2 Bedroom =$1,351
3 Bedroom+ =$2,004
*Source CMHC GTA Rental Market Report-Fall 2009