Toronto RentalInvestmentSummit2026

Toronto’s rental market is shifting. After a period of heavy completions and extra condo-rental inventory, the next few years look very different: fewer projects are breaking ground, more developments are being delayed, and the pipeline behind today’s deliveries is getting thinner.

That points to a real supply gap. Toronto still needs a lot more rental housing, but new purpose-built supply is hard to pencil, and the condo pipeline that has supported the rental market for years is slowing sharply. As the current wave of units gets absorbed, the market could tighten quickly.

Join us for a focused half-day summit on what comes next. Economists, market researchers, policymakers, developers, and capital allocators will unpack the data, risks, and opportunities shaping Toronto’s multi-unit rental market, and what investors should be watching before the next cycle takes hold.