
Flexible Move-In Date | Now to September 2026
37 Hamilton St (All Inclusive)
37 Hamilton Street, Kingston, ON
6 Bedrooms
$650rent from
Flexible Move-In Date | Now to September 2026
37 Hamilton Street, Kingston, ON
6 Bedrooms
$650rent from
7 Calderwood Drive, Kingston, ON
5 Bedrooms
$3000rent from
271 Earl Street, Kingston, ON
4 Bedrooms
$5100rent from
Flexible Move-In Date | Now to September 2026
464 Frontenac Street, Kingston, ON
4 Bedrooms
$4000rent from
148 Florence Street, Kingston, ON
3 Bedrooms
$2500rent from
48 Durham Street, Kingston, ON
3 Bedrooms
$2100rent from
286 Conacher Drive, Kingston, ON
2 Bedrooms
$1500rent from
316 Westdale Avenue, Kingston, ON
2 Bedrooms
$1650rent from
35 John Street, Kingston, ON
2 Bedrooms
$1595rent from
476 Division Street, Kingston, ON
2, & 3 Bedrooms
$2000rent from
56 Lansdowne Street, Kingston, ON
2 Bedrooms
$1695rent from
12 Saint Lawrence Avenue, Kingston, ON
1 Bedrooms
$975rent from
235 Johnson Street, Kingston, ON
1 Bedrooms
$1500rent from
269 Rideau Street, Kingston, ON
1 Bedrooms
$1495rent from
318 Yonge Street, Kingston, ON
1 Bedrooms
$1395rent from
34 Woodstone Crescent, Kingston, ON
1 Bedrooms
$675rent from
45 John Street, Kingston, ON
1 Bedrooms
$1350rent from
Flexible Move-In Date | Now to September 2026
551 Frontenac Street, Kingston, ON
1 Bedrooms
$750rent from
58 Centre Street, Kingston, ON
1 Bedrooms
$750rent from
59 Stanley Street, Kingston, ON
1 Bedrooms
$1445rent from
720 Princess Street, Kingston, ON
b Bedrooms
$950rent from
Kingston is consistently ranked as one of the best cities to live in Canada. Its central location on Lake Ontario, between Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal, makes it accessible while still offering the benefits of a smaller city. Known as the “Limestone City” for its historic architecture, Kingston combines heritage character with modern conveniences, making it an attractive place to call home.
The city’s rental market is shaped by its strong student population, anchored by Queen’s University, St. Lawrence College, and the Royal Military College. Each year, thousands of students create high demand for rentals close to campus and downtown. Apartments, shared houses, and student-oriented housing are all important parts of Kingston’s rental landscape.
At the same time, Kingston appeals to families, professionals, and retirees. Steady employment in healthcare, government, and education supports consistent demand across a range of neighbourhoods. From downtown apartments and heritage homes to suburban townhouses and larger rental properties, the city offers a wide mix of housing options.
Our flagship office is located in the heart of downtown Kingston, putting us at the centre of the community we serve. This allows us to provide local expertise, responsive service, and a strong connection to both residents and property owners across the city.
With its strong rental demand, reputation as a desirable place to live, and balance of affordability and accessibility, Kingston stands out as a reliable market for both students and long-term residents.













