How much is rent in Edmonton?

The average two-bedroom apartment in Edmonton rents for about $1,598 a month ($1,301 for a one-bedroom), per CMHC. Whether that's affordable depends on your income — the common guideline is to keep rent under 30% of gross income.

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Cost of living in Edmonton

Average rent and household spending in Edmonton — and a quick check of whether your rent is reasonable for your income.

Average rent in Edmonton

CMHC, apartment structures of three units and over.

Bachelor	$1,108/mo
1 bedroom	$1,301/mo
2 bedroom	$1,598/mo
3 bedroom	$1,802/mo

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That's about average for Edmonton ($1,598).

Household spending in Alberta

Average household, per year (Survey of Household Spending).

Living costs

$88,186

Shelter

$26,826

Total

$120,739

Educational information only — not financial advice. Rents are CMHC averages; actual options vary by neighbourhood and building.

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