Buy it. Enjoy it. Let us manage it.

Earn from your property without taking on the day-to-day hosting. At Ease combines centralized management with local support for guest stays, turnovers and property care.

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Average nightly rate: US$127; Airbtics, June 2026
Occupancy: 61%; Airbtics, June 2026
Estimated annual revenue: USD 28,634; Airbtics, June 2026
Active listings: 6,324; Airbtics, June 2026
Visitors, 2025: 28.2 million; Destination Toronto
Entire-home limit: 180 nights a year; City of Toronto
City registration: $390 a year; City of Toronto

Let us manage it

Rent as much or as little as suits you. Enjoy your home when you’re there; we host when you’re not.

The management fee is 15% of the net accommodation fee, after booking-platform fees. Cleaning, maintenance, booking-platform charges and taxes are charged outside the fee. Payouts are made by the 15th of the following month, for the reservations that started in the month.

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Let us help you find a property in Toronto that fits your plans, with buying guidance and a local agent where we have one.

Local rules: In Toronto a second home or investment unit can’t be rented short-term: only the host’s principal residence qualifies.

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What guests and owners say

4.9out of 5 stars278 reviews on Google

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Kay Yoshida10 months ago · Google
5 out of 5 stars
We had a lovely stay at the Bear Lodge, unit 212 in Whistler! The location in Village North is super convenient—right in the middle of everything. The apartment felt bigger than expected, and the kitchen was well-equipped. Being able to store our bags in the Deer Lodge lobby after checkout was a huge plus. Leo was a great host and super quick to reply. We'd love to come back and stay here again!

Rules for hosting in Toronto

Only if it is your principal residence. Toronto requires City registration before listing, caps entire-home rentals at 180 nights a year, and condominium rules may prohibit short-term rentals.

Published rules, checked October 21, 2026. This is a summary of published rules, not legal advice. A city rule does not confirm that a particular address qualifies: we check your property with you, and you remain responsible for registration and licences.

City of Toronto registration

Register with the City before listing ($390 a year, non-refundable); one registration per dwelling unit, with proof of principal residence. The registration number must appear in every listing.

Source: City of Toronto

Principal residence and the 180-night limit

You may rent only your principal residence. Entire-unit rentals are limited to 180 nights a calendar year. Renters can register; the City advises getting the landlord’s permission or checking the lease.

Source: City of Toronto

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