These sister cities, which lie just outside of the GTA are perfect for families and youth alike. With affordable real estate options, plenty of work opportunities and universities such as Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo, the Kitchener-Waterloo region attracts residents of all ages and lifestyles. The rural, agriculturally rooted history of this area creates for a heightened quality of living. The local farms and thriving Mennonite culture allow for many fresh farmers' markets, which have become a commodity in the modern world of grocery stores and supermarkets. Being a suburban region, transportation in the Kitchener-Waterloo community is made easiest by car. However, a reliable bus service is offered between and throughout these two cities. By dialling an automated telephone service, one can quickly access schedule information on the variety of different routes. Renting in Kitchener-Waterloo is made easy by the simple breakdown of the two cities. Kitchener is broken up into Kitchener East, Kitchener West, Kitchener South and Downtown, whilst Waterloo is broken up into East, West and North Central. Real-estate rentals in this area vary greatly, from houses, town homes and duplexes to condos, apartments and lofts. Three-bedroom houses can go for $650 and up, Duplexes start at $600 and can rent as low as $450 for students enrolled in one of the nearby universities. Two-bedroom apartments range from $500 and up, but bachelor apartments are the best deal, with most ranging from $350 - $600. To see all the homes for rent in the Kitchener-Waterloo area visit The Rentables today. Even use the Streetview feature to get a deatiled look at the various areas and friendly neighbourhoods located within these two cities.