113 Catharine Street N — Rental Market Data

113 Catharine Street N has 1 active listing as of August 31, 2026, with an asking price range, average, and median of $2,100 per month. The active inventory features an average size of 702 square feet and an asking rate of $2.99 per square foot. The 2-Bedroom layout accounts for 100% of current availability, indicating that active inventory leans exclusively toward multi-bedroom executive layouts rather than compact entry-level suites.

The 2-Bedroom layout is the dominant active tier at 113 Catharine Street N, representing 1 listing and a 100% inventory share. This single active 2-Bedroom unit features an average monthly rent of $2,100 per month across 702 square feet at an asking rate of $2.99 per square foot.

113 Catharine Street N maintains a flat pricing structure with a minimum entry rent of $2,100 per month and a peak asking rent of $2,100 per month, resulting in a dollar spread of $0 and a percentage spread of 0%. The median asking rent matches this figure at $2,100 per month. The entry-level 2-Bedroom suite spans 702 square feet and lists at $2.99 per square foot, matching the peak 2-Bedroom layout metrics exactly.

Active den premium data for 113 Catharine Street N is unavailable as current listings do not feature quantifiable den configurations or square footage deltas. Active parking premium data cannot be reliably isolated due to insufficient paired sample data.

113 Catharine Street N asks an average rent of $2,100 per month at $2.99 per square foot, compared to the Central Hamilton submarket asking averages of $2,026 per month and $2.94 per square foot. The higher nominal monthly rent is supported by a slightly higher asking rate per square foot, sitting 1.7% above the submarket asking benchmark while representing a minor 0.5% share of total submarket inventory.

113 Catharine Street N achieves an average historical lease rent of $1,700 per month, trading below the overall competitive benchmark average of $1,874 per month and undercutting key modern peers such as 75 James Condominiums. Specifically, 75 James Condominiums (75 James Street S, 0.27 km away) reports an average lease rent of $1,874 per month at $3.18 per square foot across an average of 592 square feet. Meanwhile, neighboring properties including 22 Wilson Street (22 Wilson Street, 0.23 km away), Annex Lofts (11 Rebecca St, 0.29 km away), and Film Work Lofts (80 King William St, 0.31 km away) maintain active or historical profiles without recent closed lease volumes reported in the dataset.

113 Catharine Street N establishes its value proposition by trading at an average realized rate of $2.96 per square foot across an average suite size of 574 square feet, aligning closely with submarket averages while offering measurable discounts against premier new builds. Renters evaluating 113 Catharine Street N versus 75 James Condominiums benefit from a lower rate per square foot—with 75 James Condominiums commanding $3.18 per square foot across 592 square feet—translating to direct cost savings on rental overhead. While newer towers offer pristine contemporary finishes and extensive shared facilities, tenants at 113 Catharine Street N trade away ultra-modern aesthetic upgrades in exchange for highly competitive baseline pricing and functional older floor plans.

113 Catharine Street N offers a traditional residential lifestyle that contrasts with the extensive, resort-style amenity packages found in newly constructed vertical competitors nearby. While official on-site amenities for the subject building are not detailed in the current dataset, prominent nearby competitors like 75 James Condominiums deliver an extensive suite of modern features including a concierge and security service, a fully equipped gym and fitness centre, a dedicated yoga and spin studio, a rooftop terrace with BBQ areas, and a convenient pet wash station. This high-end amenity tier primarily targets young professionals and urbanites seeking an all-inclusive building experience, whereas 113 Catharine Street N appeals directly to budget-conscious renters prioritizing lower monthly occupancy costs over luxury shared facilities.