1 Month Rental in Toronto: How Monthly Furnished Stays Work

How to get a 1 month rental in Toronto — furnished monthly stays, 30-day minimums, 2026 costs, and where to book without a year lease.

If you typed 1 month rental Toronto into Google, you already know the plot twist: almost nobody on Kijiji will rent you an empty one-bedroom for 30 days. They want a year, first and last, and a credit file that has been paying Rogers since 2014. You want a bed, a kitchen, and an exit date that is still this season.

That search is not a tourist weekend and it is not a lease. It is a monthly rental Toronto stay — usually furnished, usually 30 nights or a little more, billed like a hotel that learned to cook. This is the 2026 how-to: why one month is the magic number, what it costs, what you actually get, and where to book it without assembling a dresser on night one.

If you are still deciding between a few nights, a few months, and a year, start with short-term vs long-term rentals in Toronto. This page is only about the 30-day version.

Toronto’s legal short-term rental line is 28 consecutive days. Under that, operators generally need city registration, can only rent a principal residence, and guests pay the Municipal Accommodation Tax (8.5% through July 31, 2026, then 6% unless council extends the hike). Most condo corporations also ban stays under 30 days. So the market did the obvious thing: it productized 30 nights.

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