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According to Zumper’s latest monthly National Rent Report, Montreal ranks 16th among the most expensive rental markets in the country.
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Despite it being the second-most populated city in the country, Montreal’s rent remains lower than less urban towns like Kingston, Barrie, and Hamilton.
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Looking at another populated part of the province, Quebec City also saw sizable rent increases over the past month. Nonetheless, the average two-bedroom in the province’s capital is still $100 cheaper than the average one-bedroom in Montreal.
Zumper analyzes hundreds of thousands of listings to compile data on rental rates across Canada, and you can find their latest report here.
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