[elsalsero]

hello everyone,
I'm moving to toronto to work in toronto dominion center,
can anyone suggest an area where the rent cost is cheap relatively.(I can afford 400$ max)
please send me your feedbacks , i'm in a big trouble.

 

[unimaginative2]

Your best bet at that price range would be some kind of basement apartment or something like that. Craigslist, Kijiji or websites like that might be a good place to start. If I were you I'd try to live on the subway.

 

[Urban Shocker]

Or in it.

 

[299 bloor call control.]

a good place to check is also U of Waterloo's Off Campus Housing website.. they have a lot of cheap places on there in Toronto to cater to all the co-op students who move into the city for their work terms.. the benefit of this site is that most places are on 4-month or month-to-month leases... so you don't have to be locked in

http://peanut.uwaterloo.ca/ochousing2/qresults.asp?area=3

And the best part, unlike U of T's or Ryerson's housing databases is that you don' thave to be a Waterloo student

 

[elsalsero]

I still can't understand your point
would you please give me more explanation.

 

[PukeGreen]

Not sure if this post is some sort of joke, but what the hey. The point of the previous posters is that it is next to impossible to find anywhere to live on your own in Toronto for $400/month. Any livable place, even a basement apartment, would cost you several hundred more than that at minimum. Bachelors may start around $800 and one bedrooms around $950 and up.

You're going to need to find a place to share with roommates. Try searching the rooms shared section on the Toronto Craigslist site, here:

http://toronto.craigslist.org/roo/

Good luck!

 

[299 bloor call control.]

this thread is starting to sound like sitting in Green Park in London being accosted by gypsies... the bad english, the "can't understand", ...all while they steal something... like our precious precious bandwidth...

 

[299 bloor call control.]

...and who works in the TD Centre and doesn't make enough to pay more than $400 in rent?

 

[AndreaPalladio]

The cleaners, anyone working in the stores or the food court?

 

[Jarrek]

Did you think about renting a place near the Go Line?

 

[scarberiankhatru]

Everyone working full-time hours can easily afford $400 per month in rent unless they're a drug addict or spend like Michael Scott...anyway, who moves to Toronto for $8/hr?

 

[elsalsero]

the gypsie you are talking about talks 6 languages my friend!!!!
And yes he'll be working at the TD center as a trainee (If you "can" imagine)
besides I'm starting to have bad impression about canadians .
thanks for the other people who responded politely.

 

[grey]

For $400, you really won't be moving to Toronto; you'll probably be moving to a city some distance from Toronto, and still probably a basement apartment in the suburbs. Hope you're prepared for a long commute!

Check www.viewit.ca, a handy tool for rentals with pictures. You might get lucky. Good luck finding something that isn't totally disgusting!

 

[urbandreamer]

$400 will get you a room in a house--knock on doors on Brunswick Avenue there's a few available for $350; there's many sub-$400 rooms in the Bloor/Ossington area too.

 

[ITcomputer]

here you go:

http://www.viewit.ca/vwExpandView.aspx?ViT=57477