Roommates & housing near University of Toronto for international students
Rooms, apartments, roommates, and off-campus housing for international students near University of Toronto. Browse free listings and curated posts from local housing groups. Get emailed when new listings near University of Toronto fit. Find a flatmate or shared apartment — completely free.
Frequently asked questions
- How much is rent near University of Toronto, and where do students live?
- Not enough active listings near University of Toronto yet to give a range — check back soon. Shared rooms CA$1,000–1,400/mo nearby; cheaper along the Bloor-Danforth line. St. George campus in downtown Toronto — the Annex, Kensington Market and Harbord Village are the student areas.
- How do students get around near University of Toronto?
- St. George and Queen's Park subway stations are on campus.
- How do I find a roommate near University of Toronto?
- 40 people are currently looking for roommates near University of Toronto. Post what you need and let people come to you — messaging is free.
- When should I start looking for housing near University of Toronto?
- Start looking 2–3 months before your intake. September and January are the busiest months, and rooms near the big colleges go first. Living a few subway stops away (Christie, Ossington, Pape) cuts rent without a long commute.
- Can I find housing near University of Toronto before I arrive?
- Yes — most international students near University of Toronto secure housing before they land. Browse listings, message hosts, and arrange a video tour through HomiesAbroad from anywhere in the world. Post a listing to get emailed when new rooms near University of Toronto are posted. Everything is free.
How to find roommates & housing near University of Toronto
St. George campus in downtown Toronto — the Annex, Kensington Market and Harbord Village are the student areas. St. George and Queen's Park subway stations are on campus. Living a few subway stops away (Christie, Ossington, Pape) cuts rent without a long commute. Canadian leases usually run 12 months, and many landlords ask for first and last month's rent up front. Basement suites in family homes are common — get a written agreement. Never send money before a video tour.
Finding the right roommate near University of Toronto is as important as finding the right room. Most international students share apartments to split rent and build community. Post what you need — budget, move-in date, lifestyle preferences — and let other students near University of Toronto reach out. HomiesAbroad's in-app chat keeps your contact details private until you choose to share them.