Airbnb co-hosting & short-term rental management · Downtown Toronto

Your downtown condo. Thoughtfully hosted.

We run the whole stay for downtown Toronto condo owners — the listing, the pricing, the guests, the turnovers and the monthly numbers — so your unit earns while you're away, and feels like yours when you're back.

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5.0 from 19 guest reviews · Superhost · Guest favourite — our co-hosted downtown condo on Airbnb

Downtown condos & apartments only
Fully compliant with City rules
24/7 guest support

C$70K/yrwhat the average Toronto Airbnb listing earned in the last 12 months — up 64% since 2023. See what yours could →

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Toronto short-term rental market · 2019–2026

What downtown Toronto hosts are earning

Toronto is one of Canada's strongest short-term rental markets, and the numbers have climbed every year since the City's 2021 rules reset the field. Here is what the public data says — average revenue, nightly rates and occupancy — so you can see what a well-run downtown condo earns before we talk about yours.

Average annual revenue

C$70K

+58% vs prior year · +64% since 2023

Toronto average, 12 months to Aug 2026

Nightly rate

C$189–350

C$189 Toronto average · up to C$350 for downtown units with a view

12 months to Aug 2026

Occupancy

71 %

Studios highest at 76%

Toronto average, 12 months to Aug 2026

Top-performing listing

C$106K

Best 2-bed+ units in the city, 12 mo to Sep 2026

Toronto, 12 months to Sep 2026

What a Toronto listing earns in a year

Average annual revenue per Toronto listing, CAD. Up 64% since 2023. *2026 is the trailing 12 months to August.

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Average annual revenue per listing, Toronto (CAD)
Year	Revenue
2023	$42,618
2024	$42,250
2025	$44,308
2026*	$70,000

The reset, and the recovery

Total revenue earned by all Toronto short-term rental hosts, C$ millions. 2020 was COVID; 2021 was the first year of the City's registration rules, which removed thousands of investor listings. Revenue then more than doubled in 2022 as travel returned — with far fewer listings sharing it.

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Total host revenue, City of Toronto (C$ millions)
Year	Revenue
2019	C$332.8M
2020	C$135.4M
2021	C$67.2M
2022	C$175.1M

When Toronto is busiest

Monthly occupancy, Toronto. August and September are the peak; January is the trough. Nightly rates follow the same curve — highest in June to August, lowest in January.

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Occupancy by month, Toronto
Month	Occupancy
Jan	63.2%
Feb	70.8%
Mar	71.9%
Apr	75.9%
May	76.4%
Jun	75.4%
Jul	75.5%
Aug	81.4%
Sep	79%
Oct	75.7%
Nov	69.6%
Dec	65%

Nightly rate

Average nightly rate, CAD, Toronto — up 62% since spring 2023. Well-presented downtown units with a view command C$250–350 a night; Toronto hotels averaged C$321 in June 2026.

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Average nightly rate, Toronto (CAD)
Year	ADR
2023	$117
2025	$169
2026*	$189

Bigger unit, bigger number

Average annual revenue by bedroom count, Toronto, CAD, 12 months to Sep 2026. Most downtown listings are one-beds (64% of supply), which is exactly where a professional host's pricing and occupancy make the biggest difference.

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Average annual revenue by unit size, Toronto (CAD)
Unit size	Revenue
1 bedroom	$33,000
2 bedroom	$54,000
3 bedroom	$66,000
4+ bedroom	$72,000

What could your unit earn?

A quick estimate from the market averages above. Pick your unit size and how many nights a year you can free up.

Unit size Nights available per year: 120

Estimated gross revenue

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Estimate = Toronto average annual revenue for the unit size × the share of the year you make available, ±20%. Toronto market averages, 12 months to Sep 2026; gross of platform fees, cleaning and management. Your building, floor, view and finish move the number up or down — the consultation pins it.

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A market that has doubled since the rules changed

The City's registration bylaw took effect in January 2021 and cleared out investor listings. Since then the market has been owner-led: citywide host revenue went from C$67M in 2021 to C$175M in 2022, and average revenue per listing has climbed every year to C$70K in 2026. Fewer, better listings are earning more each.

Rates are rising faster than supply

Average nightly rates rose 31.7% in three years to C$189, while occupancy held at 70–71%. Toronto welcomed a record 28.2M visitors in 2025, and hotel rates hit C$321 a night in June 2026 — and a well-presented downtown condo with a view now books at C$250–350 a night.

2026: World Cup year

Toronto hosted six FIFA World Cup matches in June–July 2026. Airbnb reports a typical Toronto host earned C$3,400 during the tournament window, with 17% of bookings from first-time guests — demand that a professionally priced listing captured and a part-time host often missed.

Figures are Toronto market averages compiled from public industry and City data, in Canadian dollars. Downtown condos with a view typically sit above the city average, but no figure here is a guarantee of what your unit will earn. 2026 figures are the trailing 12 months. Updated October 2026.

A downtown condo we host, as guests see it

Our co-hosted two-bedroom in the core — rated 5.0 from 19 reviews. Every unit we take on is reset to this standard before a guest walks in.

The living room with a sectional sofa and Lake Ontario on the horizon — **Living room**Sectional, lake on the horizon

The kitchen and dining table set for four, with the Toronto skyline and lake through the window — **Kitchen & dining**Set for four, skyline view

The primary bedroom: queen bed, crisp white linen, two mirrors and bedside lamps — **Primary bedroom**Queen bed, hotel linen

The living room with a wall-mounted TV, balcony doors and a view over downtown Toronto — **Living room**TV wall, balcony doors

The second bedroom with a pull-out sofa bed and floor-to-ceiling windows over the city — **Second bedroom**Sofa bed, city view

The galley kitchen with a full-size stove, looking through to the dining table — **Kitchen**Full-size stove, galley

A cosy bedroom with a green throw, fresh towels and a brass floor lamp — **Guest bedroom**Fresh towels on arrival

The bathroom of our co-hosted downtown condo: white tile, rolled towels and framed prints — **Bathroom**Tub-shower, rolled towels

Nespresso machine, knife block and tea on the kitchen counter — **The details**Nespresso, knives, tea

The open-plan living room looking through to the bedroom and kitchen — **Open plan**Living, dining, bedroom

Hands-off, from day one

You hand us the keys and a few details about your unit. We take it from there — and you hear from us when there's a decision to make or a payout to expect.

Listing, photography and pricing — built to convert and kept current
Guest screening, messaging and 24/7 in-stay support
Smart-lock check-ins, hotel-grade cleaning and linen after every stay
Maintenance coordinated, compliance handled, one monthly statement

What's included · How we start

A hand holding a set of keys in a bright stairwell

Built for owners, not just for bookings

Plenty of companies can fill a calendar. We're here to look after the home you live in.

Downtown condos only

We host one kind of home — the downtown Toronto condo or apartment — and we know its buildings, its guests and its calendar inside out.

Your home, your rules

Guest limits, no-party policies, blocked dates and the closet you keep locked. You set the boundaries; we enforce them.

Hotel standards at home

Crisp linen, stocked essentials and a photo-checked reset before every arrival — the details guests review you on.

A real person, around the clock

A named host manager for your unit and a guest-support line that answers 24/7, so nothing reaches you at 2 a.m.

Inside the City's rules

Registered, principal-residence stays only. We keep your hosting compliant so you never get a letter from the City.

Numbers you can read

One monthly statement: nights, revenue, expenses, payout. If it needs explaining, we wrote it badly — ours don't.

What guests say about a downtown condo we host

Every review of our co-hosted downtown Toronto condo, as published on Airbnb — rated 5.0 from 19 reviews, 100% five-star, Superhost, Guest favourite.

5.0overall rating
5.0cleanliness
5.0check-in
5.0accuracy
4.8communication
100%response rate · within an hour

★★★★★

Excellent stay! […] friendly, responsive, and easy to communicate with. The apartment was spotless, well-equipped, and in a perfect downtown location close to everything we needed. Check-in was seamless, and the entire stay was comfortable from start to finish.

Abdulaziz, RiyadhJune 2026 · via Airbnb

★★★★★

An amazing host. He answered my questions quickly and made sure to meet my needs throughout my month-long stay. The accommodation is comfortable, well decorated and very clean.

Lucie, OttawaFebruary 2026 · via Airbnb

★★★★★

The location was perfect for us […] it has a kitchen and washer and dryer which was a big plus […] the host always responded back whenever we needed something. Communication is great. I would definitely recommend this place to stay.

Briana, Dryden, ONAugust 2026 · via Airbnb

★★★★★

Amazing host and clean beautiful apartment with breathtaking views.

Barry, AbujaDecember 2025 · via Airbnb

★★★★★

Great stay, great view, very friendly and responsive host. Very accommodating.

Gabriel, Airbnb memberNovember 2025 · via Airbnb

★★★★★

This is a fantastic space with an incredible view of the city!

Dion, OttawaDecember 2025 · via Airbnb

★★★★★

Great value, great host and great apartment. I definitely recommend this place.

James, South CarolinaOctober 2025 · via Airbnb

★★★★★

Beautiful place and has everything you need! Really really love the view as well.

Ben, New YorkJune 2026 · via Airbnb

★★★★★

Urge the cohost was who I was dealing with and he was extremely helpful and accommodating for my entire stay.

Shannon, Thunder BayNovember 2025 · via Airbnb

Reviews are guests' own words from our co-hosted listing in downtown Toronto, captured October 15, 2026. Ratings and counts change as new stays are reviewed. See the listing on Airbnb.

Questions owners ask first

Can I still use my condo whenever I want?

Yes. You block the dates you need and we host around them. Most of our owners travel for work, spend summers elsewhere, or live abroad for part of the year.

What does it cost?

A single management fee as a percentage of your booking revenue — no onboarding fee, no long-term lock-in. We give you a written quote after a short consultation, once we've seen your unit and its earning potential.

Is my building allowed to short-term rent?

Many downtown buildings permit it and many restrict it. Tell us your building and we'll check your condo's rules before anything else — it's the first thing we do.

How much could my unit earn?

It depends on your building, floor, view, size and how many nights you can free up. The market numbers above are the starting point; a 20-minute consultation gives you a range for your specific unit.

Find out what your condo could earn

A free 20-minute consultation — a revenue range for your unit, what we'd change and what we'd leave alone. No obligation.

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