Niagara Falls rent prices

What renters are paying across Niagara Falls and the Niagara Region. Updated 2026-07-01.

Aerial view of Horseshoe Falls in Niagara Falls, Ontario

Niagara Falls and the wider Niagara Region are a softening, tenant-friendly market in mid-2026. Asking rents have eased year-over-year across most unit types, mirroring a Canada-wide decline, and the St. Catharines–Niagara vacancy rate has climbed to roughly 3.9% — a more-than-decade high. Niagara remains one of Ontario’s more affordable urban markets. Keep in mind that newly-listed (“asking”) rents run higher than what long-settled tenants pay on older purpose-built stock.

Average asking rent by unit type in the Niagara region
UnitAverageTypical rangeNotes
Bachelor / Studio~$1,150 / mo$1,050 – $1,400Thin supply, so figures are volatile — treat as indicative.
1 Bedroom~$1,700 – $1,750 / mo$1,500 – $1,950Roughly flat to modestly down year-over-year.
2 Bedroom~$1,900 / mo (new listings)$1,700 – $2,150Older purpose-built units rent nearer $1,500 (CMHC in-place average).
3 Bedroom~$2,050 – $2,200 / mo$1,900 – $2,500+Houses vary widely by condition and location; small sample — lower confidence.

These are ranges, not precise quotes. Newly-listed “asking” rents (Zumper, Rentals.ca) run higher than CMHC’s survey of existing tenancies — a 2-bedroom asks ~$1,900 new versus ~$1,527 for older purpose-built stock. Aggregators disagree by month and sample, and bachelor and 3-bedroom data is thin, so treat those as indicative. Figures are Niagara Falls, Ontario (CAD), spanning January–June 2026.

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