We have Canvas Communities across 6 states – Minnesota, Colorado, Texas, Indiana, Tennessee and Florida. For more detailed information on cities in which we operate, visit our Communities page. 

Yes! All of our Canvas Communities are pet friendly and offer furry-friendly amenities throughout. 

Renting a home with Canvas Communities reframes your concept of an investment by adding significant value, including and beyond financials.

• Renting in a maintenance-free community like ours eliminates unexpected repair costs, a significant financial burden for homeowners.
• Our residents also never worry about property taxes or large down payments, freeing up capital for other investments.
• Renting ensures stable monthly expenses without the surprises of home maintenance or fluctuating interest rates, aiding better financial planning. Plus, when you’re paying regular rent payments, you’re positively contributing to your credit history.
• When you rent with us, you get unparalleled flexibility and mobility, which are crucial for those with dynamic lifestyles or careers. It’s easier to move without the hassle of selling a property.
• And lastly, you’re investing in high-quality amenities, a sense of community, and an enhanced lifestyle of convenience without extra individual investments for gym memberships, pool club access, or high-tech security.

Renting with Canvas Communities isn’t just a roof over your head; it’s a strategic choice for a convenient, stable, and community-rich lifestyle. For more information on renting vs. buying, visit our Dare To Compare blog. 

We get that most rental properties feel sterile and unoriginal. That’s why we’ve thoughtfully designed our single-family homes with unique floor plans and design layouts. Every detail of our homes has been thought through—down to the precise placement of each electrical outlet. We aren’t just offering you another cookie cutter apartment—we’re offering you your own space with no upstairs neighbors that will feel like home the moment you walk through the door.

More often than not, choosing to buy a home can dig you into a rut—both financially and in terms of your lifestyle. Mortgage payments, HOA fees, taxes, and interest add up extremely quickly, and one broken HVAC system can plunge you into debt. While homeownership ties you down to one location and one property, renting affords you the flexibility to move around as you please and pay one predictable price every single month. In other words, renting affords you freedom.