Facebook Launches Apartment Rental Marketplace In Canada

Finding an apartment rental may have just gotten easier. Facebook has partnered with RentSeeker and Zumper to launch its Marketplace rental experience in Canada.

The social network says its new Marketplace section will help you find your next home — and hopefully make it an easier process too.

READ: Toronto Has The Most Expensive Rental Market In Canada

Last year, Marketplace launched its home rental experience section in the U.S.

This portal gives you a simpler way to search for rental using location, price, bedrooms, bathrooms, rental type, square footage — and look for a dog- or cat-friendly place as well.

(Screenshot courtesy of Rentseeker.ca)

Facebook will also allow you to browse listings — by neighbourhood — from professional agents, landlords, and property managers.

READ: Toronto Vs. The Top Rental Real Estate Markets In The World

While the home rental experience on Marketplace launches today, Facebook says it will roll out throughout Canada over the next few weeks.

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Facebook Launches Apartment Rental Marketplace In Canada

READ: Toronto Has The Most Expensive Rental Market In Canada

READ: Toronto Vs. The Top Rental Real Estate Markets In The World

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