Aerial view of Toronto's inner harbour, the islands and the downtown skyline with the CN Tower

Professional Airbnb co-hosting · Downtown Toronto

Your downtown condo could be earning while you're away.

C$70,000average annual revenue per Toronto Airbnb listing, 12 months to Aug 2026 · up 64% since 2023

We co-host downtown Toronto condos for owners who travel. We handle the guests, the cleaning, the pricing and the paperwork; you get a monthly payout and a home that's exactly as you left it.

5.0 from 19 guest reviews · Superhost · Guest favourite

The Toronto numbers, 2019–2026

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.

Average annual revenue per listing, Toronto $0 $20K $40K $60K $80K 2023 2024 2025 2026* Average revenue per listing (CAD) · 2023: $42,618 Average revenue per listing (CAD) · 2024: $42,250 Average revenue per listing (CAD) · 2025: $44,308 Average revenue per listing (CAD) · 2026*: $70,000 $70,000
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Average annual revenue per listing, Toronto (CAD)
YearRevenue
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.

Total short-term rental host revenue, City of Toronto $0M $100M $200M $300M $400M 2019: C$332.8M 2019 C$332.8M 2020: C$135.4M 2020 2021: C$67.2M 2021 2022: C$175.1M 2022
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Total host revenue, City of Toronto (C$ millions)
YearRevenue
2019C$332.8M
2020C$135.4M
2021C$67.2M
2022C$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.

Occupancy by month, Toronto 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Jan: 63.2% Jan Feb: 70.8% Feb Mar: 71.9% Mar Apr: 75.9% Apr May: 76.4% May Jun: 75.4% Jun Jul: 75.5% Jul Aug: 81.4% Aug 81.4% Sep: 79% Sep Oct: 75.7% Oct Nov: 69.6% Nov Dec: 65% Dec
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Occupancy by month, Toronto
MonthOccupancy
Jan63.2%
Feb70.8%
Mar71.9%
Apr75.9%
May76.4%
Jun75.4%
Jul75.5%
Aug81.4%
Sep79%
Oct75.7%
Nov69.6%
Dec65%

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.

Average nightly rate, Toronto $0 $50 $100 $150 $200 2023 2025 2026* ADR (CAD) · 2023: $117 ADR (CAD) · 2025: $169 ADR (CAD) · 2026*: $189 $189
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Average nightly rate, Toronto (CAD)
YearADR
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.

Average annual revenue by unit size, Toronto $0 $20K $40K $60K $80K 1 bedroom: $33,000 1 bedroom $33,000 2 bedroom: $54,000 2 bedroom $54,000 3 bedroom: $66,000 3 bedroom $66,000 4+ bedroom: $72,000 4+ bedroom $72,000
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Average annual revenue by unit size, Toronto (CAD)
Unit sizeRevenue
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.

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.

Get an estimate for my actual unit

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.

Why owners hand us the keys

Zero effort

You don't write a listing, answer a message or book a cleaner. Ever.

Priced to the market

Nightly rates that move with downtown demand — festivals, conferences, summer — not a number set once and forgotten.

Your home, protected

Every guest screened, every stay photo-checked, your private closet locked. Guests who review you like our guests review us.

Fully compliant

Registered, principal-residence stays only, taxes handled — so you never hear from the City.

One payout, one statement

Nights, revenue, expenses, payout. Monthly, in plain language.

No lock-in

Block your own dates whenever you like. Stop whenever you like.

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