Your Guide to Kingston
Homes and Apartment Rentals
Kingston, Ontario is located on Lake Ontario and has a population of around 120,000. If you're considering moving to Kingston, check out this guide to the city and to finding the Kingston apartment rental that is right for you.
What to See and Do
There are quite a few attractions and events to take in while renting a Kingston apartment. Festivals like the Kingston Canadian Film Festival and Kingston Jazz Festival are just two annual events you'll get to experience. The Grand Theatre, The Wellington Street Theatre, and Domino Theatre are a few of the performing arts venues in Kingston. You can catch semi-professional theatre performances as well as performances by the Kingston Symphony Orchestra and others at these venues. There is a significant contemporary art community that includes the Agnes Etherington Art Centre and Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre, as well as many smaller galleries. You will also find unique museums like the MaClachlan Woodworking Museum and the Pump House Steam Museum, as well as the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston and the Miller Museum of Geology and Mineralogy. Outdoor activities like sailing, diving, golf, and curling are also accessible.
Kingston Employment Opportunities
Kingston has a diverse economy, so you should have no problem paying your Kingston apartment rent. Health care, tourism, education, and research are some of the main sectors of the economy. Some of the largest employers are Queen's University, Kingston General Hospital, and the Canadian Forces Base. Other significant employers include Correctional Service of Canada, Limestone District School Board, and Invista.
Where to Live in Kingston, Ontario
There are over 40 neighborhoods in the city, so there are a variety of Kingston apartments for rent throughout the city. Check near Queen's University or St. Lawrence College for affordable Kingston apartment rentals. You can find great waterfront Kingston apartment rentals, though expect to pay more.
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