7 Rentals in Ottawa, ON, Canada.
$1,925 CAD / month
2480-2628 Hunter's Point Crescent, Ottawa, Ontario- 3 Beds
- Apartment
- 1 Bath
- Available Now
$2,075 CAD / month
2591-2601 Bridle Path Drive, Ottawa, Ontario- 3 Beds
- Apartment
- 1 Bath
- Available Now
| Apartment Rentals Ottawa, ON | ActiveListings | Minimum Rent | Maximum Rent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio Apartments for Rent | $1,400 | $1,500 | |
| 1 Bedroom Apartments for Rent | $1 | $1,325 | |
| 2 Bedroom Apartments for Rent | $1,725 | $1,725 | |
| 3 Bedroom Apartments for Rent | $1,925 | $2,600 |
Canada’s national capital, is a powerhouse on the global scene and is frequently making international news for ground breaking legislation and other acts of worldwide importance. Home to more than a million full-time residents, the city of Ottawa, ON is celebrated as a wonderful place to live and raise a family. From skating dates along the frozen Rideau Canal that winds gracefully through the city’s downtown, to gallery showings and live theater at the Nation Arts Center which is now a National Historic Site of Canada; few cities in the world let alone Canada have as much to offer as this city does.
Those considering a move to Ottawa, ON are in for a special treat. Many complexes have been converted to trendy and modern living spaces flush with exposed brick and pipes overhead. Thanks, in large part to wide-reading presence and influence of government in the region, the city is known for its well-paying jobs and long-term job security. Celebrated as a destination city for students, especially those considering political sciences, the capital offers a vibrant and energetic restaurant and nightlife environment featuring music, food, drink and dance influenced by all regions of the world.
The cost of living is within in reason with the nature of life in the city. Given that many residents earn a good annual income, rent in addition to everyday items like groceries, clothing and gasoline are reasonably in line with wages. For those who are new to the local landscape it is recommended that you budget a little extra if considering downtown rentals or those near the Rideau Canal and prominent government buildings.
Make sure you can afford to pay the monthly rent
You do not want to find yourself carrying a monthly rent that you simply cannot afford. Take a good look at your monthly income and make sure the rent they are asking for is something you can manage to pay without too much strain on your financial resources.
Keep a list of priorities
Know what features and amenities you’re looking for in an apartment. Make sure that you are getting what you want before you sign the paperwork. You need to make sure the things you would like to see in a place where you are staying are where you decide to be. You don't want to pay for something and not getting your money's worth.
Inquire about the pet policy before moving
If you have a pet or if you want to get a pet, make sure that you find out all the information about the landlord's pet policy. There may be an extra deposit for your pet, you may have to pay more money each month for your pet(s), and they may not accept certain breeds to be allowed in their complex. You don't want any surprises when you rent, and you don't want your pet(s) to be rejected.
Act Quickly
When you get to a rental that you like don't hesitate to move on it. Once you have done all your research and you feel good about it, you don't want to wait too long to let the landlord know you are interested. Any hesitation and you could lose the apartment to a more aggressive prospect meaning you’ll have to start your search all over again.