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Where to Rent Cheap in Metro Vancouver | Vancouver News

Where to Rent Cheap in Metro Vancouver | Vancouver News

Author: The Daily News Now! September 12, 2026 Duration: 1:21
Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
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Rent in Metro Vancouver’s September report shows a slight dip in average one-bedroom prices to $2,085—but don’t be fooled: some neighborhoods are still sky-high, with West Vancouver topping the list. Budget hunters can score deals in Abbotsford at $1,515, while Surrey offers city-proximity value in Newton ($1,531), Guildford, and Fleetwood (under $1,700). Burnaby has hidden gems like South Slope ($1,787) and SFU/Burnaby Heights ($1,882). Richmond and New Westminster also offer under-$2K options, and even downtown Vancouver has a lifeline in Victoria-Sunset Fraserview at $1,745. Smart shoppers can find affordable spots—if they know where to look.

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