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STUDY: Income Growth Now Determines Affordability in Canada’s Rental Market, Not Rent Price or City Size

Financial Post · September 17, 2026 at 4:00 a.m.

TORONTO -- Rent prices have eased for renters across Vancouver and Toronto, but new data shows that lower rental payments are not enough to alleviate the burden of rising financial obligations and employment concerns across all rental markets.

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STUDY: Income Growth Now Determines Affordability in Canada’s Rental Market, Not Rent Price or City Size

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