1 apartment for rent under 900 C$ in Oakville

1500 $

1 available apartment for rent for 900 C$ in Oakville found

    1 bedroom apartment of 64.58 m² - Cozy living space
    1 bedroom apartment of 64.58 m² - Stylish comfort
    1 bedroom apartment of 64.58 m² - Your new rental home

    1 room apartment of 65m²

    333 Queen Mary Drive, Oakville, ON L6K 3E5, Canada

    650 $ / month

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Oakville?

The average monthly rent for an apartment in Oakville is around 3680 C$. Prices can range from 650 C$ to 13500 C$, depending on size, location, and included features. This makes it easier for both budget-conscious renters and those seeking premium spaces to find something suitable. All apartments listed on Rentola are available for long-term rental.

How many apartments are currently listed for rent in Oakville?

There are currently 561 available apartments for rent in Oakville. The listings range from compact studios to spacious apartments, furnished or unfurnished, offering flexibility for different needs and lifestyles. Visit Rentola to view all current listings.

Are apartments in Oakville pet-friendly?

Many apartments in Oakville are marked as pet-friendly, but policies vary by landlord. Always check the listing details or use the filter for “Pets allowed” on Rentola to find suitable options if you have a dog, cat, or other pets.

What is considered market rent for an apartment in Oakville?

Market rent reflects the typical price of an apartment in Oakville, which currently averages around 3680 C$. This value is based on factors like demand, property features, and neighborhood popularity. It helps renters understand if a listing is competitively priced or overpriced.