Rise at Stride — Rental Market Data

Rise at Stride has one active listing as of August 31, 2026, asking $2,750 per month with both the average and median rent at $2,750. The available suite measures 845 square feet at an asking rate of $3.25 per square foot. This single listing is a one-bedroom plus den layout, representing 100 percent of current active inventory, and positions the building's available stock squarely in the compact entry-level tier rather than multi-bedroom executive configurations.

The sole active layout at Rise at Stride is the one-bedroom plus den, accounting for 100 percent of available inventory with a single listing. That unit asks $2,750 per month across 845 square feet, yielding a rate of $3.25 per square foot. No other bedroom tiers—studio, two-bedroom, or three-bedroom—currently have active listings, making this a single-transaction sample with no cross-layout comparison possible within the building.

Rise at Stride's active pricing spread is $0, as the minimum and maximum asking rents are both $2,750 per month, reflecting a single-listing inventory with zero percentage spread. The entry-level and peak suite are the same unit: a one-bedroom plus den at 845 square feet and $3.25 per square foot. With only one active listing, there is no internal price gradient to evaluate, and renters comparing options should look to the broader Mississauga South submarket for a wider rent range.

Rise at Stride's active den premium and the associated square-footage delta cannot be quantified from the current data, as no paired comparison between den and non-den suites exists in the active or recent lease records. Parking stall costs are similarly unconfirmed; the available sample is too small or contains anomalous outliers to isolate a reliable monthly premium, so renters should request a direct parking quote from the leasing office before committing.

Rise at Stride's active asking rent of $2,750 per month sits below the Mississauga South submarket average asking rent of $2,827, while its $3.25 per square foot rate is 28.3 percent under the submarket asking benchmark of $4.53 per square foot. The lower nominal rent partly reflects the active suite's 845-square-foot footprint, which is more compact than the submarket's typical offering, but the per-square-foot advantage is genuine and not solely a sizing artifact. The building currently holds one out of 25 active listings in the Mississauga South submarket, representing a 4 percent share of available inventory.

Rise at Stride's average realized lease rent of $3,200 per month exceeds the overall comp benchmark of $2,319 by $881, with both active competitors pricing below the subject. 1100 Caven at 1100 Caven Street (0.39 km away, one closed lease in the trailing 180 days) averaged $2,500 per month at $3.85 per square foot across 650 square feet, placing the subject $700 higher on a monthly basis. Strathgowan Apartments at 363 Lakeshore Road E (0.45 km, four closed leases) averaged $2,138 per month at $3.20 per square foot across 675 square feet, making the subject $1,062 higher monthly. The remaining two comparables—1061 Seneca Avenue (0.51 km, 2026 completion) and Dellwood Park (0.75 km, built in 2019)—each recorded zero closed leases over the trailing 180 days and therefore carry no realized rent benchmark against which to measure the subject.

Rise at Stride leases at $3.08 per square foot across an average 1,041 square feet, a combination that undercuts both active competitors on rate per square foot while delivering substantially more interior space. Against 1100 Caven ($3.85 per square foot, 650 sq ft), the subject trades at a $0.77 per square foot (20 percent) discount and provides 391 more interior square feet; against Strathgowan Apartments ($3.20 per square foot, 675 sq ft), the subject offers a $0.12 per square foot (3.8 percent) discount and 366 additional square feet. The nominal rent gap—$700 to $1,062 higher than these peers—is therefore a function of the subject's significantly larger suite footprint rather than a per-area valuation premium. Tenants paying more in absolute dollars are acquiring roughly 55 to 60 percent more living space, making the effective cost per square foot more competitive than the headline monthly figure suggests. The two zero-transaction references, 1061 Seneca Avenue and Dellwood Park, recorded no closed leases in the trailing 180 days and cannot serve as active pricing benchmarks for this comparison.

Rise at Stride offers a seven-feature lifestyle package—including a gym and fitness centre, yoga studio, EV charging station, dining room and kitchen, garden and courtyard, party and lounge room, and concierge security—that is materially broader than any single competitor within half a kilometre. Strathgowan Apartments (0.45 km) provides only concierge service and a shared laundry room, while 1061 Seneca Avenue (0.51 km) adds a shared laundry room to concierge; neither offers fitness, dining, outdoor green space, or EV infrastructure. Dellwood Park (0.75 km) carries no listed amenities at all. The one competitor with a comparable amenity breadth, 1100 Caven (0.39 km), leans toward recreational facilities such as an outdoor pool, sauna and steam room, tennis and pickleball court, and a dog run, but lacks the subject's dedicated yoga studio, EV charging, dining room and kitchen, and landscaped garden and courtyard. Rise at Stride's package—pairing active-wellness programming with remote-work-adjacent dining space and sustainable EV infrastructure—best serves young professionals and dual-income households in Mississauga South who prioritize fitness access, flexible social space, and modern building systems over the legacy recreational amenities of the 1970s-era stock nearby.