What kind of apartment can you get in Toronto for $1,800?

The average rent for a one-bedroom condo apartment is close to $1,800 a month, according to the Toronto Real Estate Board.

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So what does that actually get you in different neighbourhoods across the city?

It could be a little or a lot depending on the 'hood. We rounded up a few to compare.

Keep in mind, these prices and details are all based on online listings.

CBC Toronto can't vouch for the accuracy of each post and it's always worth checking out rentals in person.

1-bedroom loft in the Junction

Number of bedrooms:One
Location:Dundas Street West and Keele Street
Price:Upwards of $1,700/month

This View It listing offers a "luxury" rental loft inside the restored Campbell Hotel, an 1880sbuilding that now features apartments with 10-foot ceilings and exposed brick.

The vibe is chic, with stainless steel appliances, laminate flooringand engineered quartz countertops.

It's also got the charm of a small building with only three storeys and 30 residential suites on the upper two floors and businesses on the main level.

The 127-year-old building is also in the heart of the bustling Junction neighbourhoodand a 10-minute walk from Keele subway station.

1-bedroom in Brockton Village

Number of bedrooms:One
Location: Dufferinand College Streets
Price:$1,725/month

You get the entire renovated upper floor of a house on tree-lined Lindsey Avenue in this PadMapperlisting, all for less than $1,800/month utilities included.

Right in the heart of Brockton Village, the apartment is steps away from Dufferin Mall and Dufferin Grove Park, plus both the subway and College streetcar.

And while there are no high-endfinishes, the unit itself isa clean, airy space with lots of perks: central A/C, exclusive use of garage parking and a shared backyard patio and gas barbecue.

1-bedroom at Yongeand Eglinton

Number of bedrooms:One
Location: Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue
Price:$1,700/month

Thisspacious one-bedroom is the main floor unit in a house onRoselawnAvenue, according to the Craigslist posting.

The apartment features charming details like rounded doorways, hardwood floors and a pop of blue in the kitchen.

And it's convenient to boot just a tiny walk to all the shops and restaurants of Yonge Streetand the Eglinton subway.

Hydro costs are shared 50/50 with the upstairs tenant and you can tack on parking for $75/month.

2-bedrooms in Winston Park

Number of bedrooms:Two
Location: Wilson Avenue and Dufferin Street
Price:$1,800/month

This PadMapper listing offers an entire two-bedroom townhouse, with 9-foot ceilings, spacious roomsand walk-in closets. Fancy!

The townhouse features ensuitelaundry,laminate flooring, stainless steel appliancesand granite countertops.

A parking space is alsoincluded which is handy if you're planning on hopping on the nearby 401 or Allen Road for your daily commute andWilson subway station is just down the street.

It's also not too much of a hike to get toYorkdale Shopping Centre, if that's your jam.

What about outside Toronto?

Here's how Toronto pads that rent for around $1,800/monthstack up to ones just outside the city in Vaughan, Pickering, and Mississauga.