Where to look? |
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You can start your housing search by looking at the Housing Resource Centre Housing Registry on our Vacancy Listings page.
Classified ads are another good source for vacancies. The two major newspapers in Peterborough County are the Peterborough Examiner and Peterborough This Week. Both these papers list classifieds on the web as well as in the paper.
Some landlords prefer to use property management companies to manage their rental units. Many of these companies list with the Housing Resource Centre or advertise in the local newspaper. You can also call the property management company directly to see if they have any units available that meet your needs. You can download an up-to-date list of Property Management Companies for the Peterborough area here.
Many apartments, rooms and houses are not advertised. Some landlords put up 'For Rent' signs on the property instead. Choose the neighbourhoods you'd like to live in and walk through them looking for signs. If you see an apartment building you like, check with the superintendent to see if there are vacancies.
Many people find places through word of mouth. Let people know that you are looking, and ask if they have heard of any places for rent.
Housing for seniors |
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For affordable housing options for seniors, please go to our Affordable Housing page.
The following local apartments and retirement residences offer housing and related services at market rates:
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(705) 749-1500 (705) 742-6462 (705) 876-1314 (705) 745-2678 (705) 742-0411 (705) 749-1500 (705) 639-5374 (705) 745-2840 (705) 748-5343 (705) 750-1234 (705) 652-0417 (705) 741-6036 (705) 748-4000 (705) 750-1020 (705) 749-9513 |
For information on applying for Long-Term Care and an updated list of local Long-Term Care homes, contact the Peterborough Community Access Centre.
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Peterborough Community Access Centre Long-Term Care homes in the Peterborough area include: |
(705) 743-2212 1-888-235-7222 |
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(705) 743-7552 (705) 652-7112 |
You can download a printer-friendly contact list for Seniors Apartments & Retirement Residences and the Access Centre here.
Housing for Students |
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If you are a student, both Trent University and Fleming College have Off-Campus Housing information and listings on their websites. Go to www.trentu.ca/housing/offcampus or www.flemingc.on.ca/Housing for information and listings.
You may find housing through the Housing Resource Centre Vacancy Listings on this website, through local newspapers or through other sources listed on the Vacancy Listings page.
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