Housing Resources

Welcome to Banff!

The Banff Housing Corporation provides long term rental and ownership housing opportunities to eligible Banff residents through a waitlist. Our units are not typically someone’s first home when they arrive in Banff.

The following are some other housing and local resources to assist you in your search and to help you get settled.

TOWN OF BANFF

The Town of Banff website provides information locals need to know! Everything from community resources, connections, recreation, events, parking, transit – you name it, they have it!

Banff, AB – Official Website | Official Website

FINDING HOUSING

Local Newspaper

Weekly publication of the Rocky Mountain Outlook

Banff News – Powered by Rocky Mountain Outlook – Bow Valley News (rmoutlook.com)

Local Property Managers

Check with Local property management companies and real estate agents to see what housing they may have available for rent.

Asset West Property Management; Property Management and Rentals by PEKA Professional Property Management; REMAX Alpine Realty

Employer Provided Housing

Many businesses in town have housing available for staff, and this is generally the best way to find a place to live when you’re new to town. They’re often less expensive than renting on your own and most staff accommodations are already furnished. When applying for a job, ask about the availability of staff housing.

Websites and Social Media

Websites such as Rent Faster and several social media pages/groups are devoted to connecting people to housing in Banff.  Accommodation can vary in type from a shared bedroom to a full apartment, lease terms. and rental rates. Be cautious and report rental scams to the local RCMP.

Word of Mouth

In a small town like Banff, word-of-mouth is still one of the best ways to find a place. Talk to your friends, colleagues, your employer, and anyone and anyone in your network that you are looking to rent and have them spread the word. Some landlords won’t advertise their rentals, preferring instead to rent to someone they know, or someone recommended to them.

Acknowledgement

In the spirit of truth and reconciliation, we honour and acknowledge that we live, work, and play on Treaty 7 lands – the traditional territories of the Iyârhe Nakoda Nations (Chiniki, Bearspaw, Goodstoney), the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani), the Tsuut’ina Nation, the Ktunaxa, Secwépemc, Dene, Mountain Cree and Métis Nation of Alberta District 4 within the Battle River Territory.

We are grateful to those whose territory we reside on and acknowledge the many First Nations and Métis who have lived and cared for these lands for generations.