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What the numbers say about Amherstburg
Consumer prices in Ontario were up 2.4% over the year to August 2026, on Statistics Canada's consumer price index.
Across the categories Statistics Canada tracks for Ontario, transportation rose fastest at +7.4%, while household operations fell 0.7%.
Shelter costs specifically moved +0.1%, slower than the all-items figure.
Average asking rent in the Windsor CMA runs $1,520 for a one-bedroom and $1,850 for a two-bedroom according to Statistics Canada asking rents.
Median household income in Amherstburg is $98,000, from the 2021 Census.
On our own arithmetic, a two-bedroom at that rent would absorb roughly 23% of that income.
Official figures come from Statistics Canada, Statistics Canada asking rents and Statistics Canada Census. The rent-to-income share is our own arithmetic over those inputs; it is not published by a real estate board.
The index figures in the cards above each carry their own base year and are not comparable to one another. Only the year-over-year changes described here compare like with like.
Data Sources & Methodology
Consumer Price Index (CPI)
CPI data from Statistics Canada Table 18-10-0004-01, monthly frequency. The index shown is Ontario's, not an index for Amherstburg alone.
Rental Costs
Average asking rents from Statistics Canada Table 46-10-0092-01 (rents advertised on rental platforms), quarterly, by census metropolitan area — the Windsor CMA for Amherstburg.
Income
Median household income from Statistics Canada Table 11-10-0239-01. Census data, most recently available year.
Computed Metrics
- Rent-to-Income: Annual 2BR rent as percentage of median household income
Data last refreshed: August 1, 2026. This page is updated monthly with the latest available government data. Home prices are not shown: we publish market prices only as reported by real estate boards. All data is provided for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.