Fuse — Rental Market Data

Fuse at 1410 Dupont Street holds one active listing as of August 31, 2026, priced at $1,999 per month with both the average and median rent at that same figure. The available suite spans 550 square feet at an asking rate of $3.63 per square foot, and the 100 percent layout share falls to a one-bedroom configuration. Inventory at this snapshot is entirely entry-level in terms of bedroom count, with no two-bedroom or executive multi-bedroom options currently on the market.

The sole active layout at Fuse is the one-bedroom, representing 100 percent of current availability with a single listing. That unit averages $1,999 per month across 550 square feet, translating to $3.63 per square foot. No other bedroom tiers—studio, two-bedroom, or three-bedroom—have any units currently listed for rent.

Fuse's active availability is concentrated in a single price point: the minimum and maximum asking rents are both $1,999 per month, producing a dollar spread of zero and a percentage spread of zero. The entry-level and peak suite are the same unit—a one-bedroom at 550 square feet and $3.63 per square foot—so there is no internal price gradient to navigate. Renters searching for a range of price points within this building will need to look to the broader Junction submarket, where 32 active listings span a wider band.

Fuse's active den premium and square-footage delta cannot be quantified from the current single-listing sample, as no paired den versus non-den comparison exists in the live inventory. Historical lease data does establish a verified parking benchmark of $194 per month for a dedicated stall, though the active parking premium cannot be reliably isolated from the present listing due to insufficient paired sample size. Renters should budget approximately $194 per month for parking based on confirmed lease records rather than any speculative figure.

Fuse's active asking rent of $1,999 per month and $3.63 per square foot both trail the Junction submarket asking benchmarks of $2,872 per month and $3.94 per square foot, placing the building roughly 7.9 percent below the submarket on a per-square-foot basis. Because the active suite is also more compact at 550 square feet versus the submarket's larger average footprint, the lower nominal rent is reinforced by a genuinely competitive unit rate rather than being driven solely by size. Fuse currently accounts for one of the 32 active listings across the Junction submarket, representing approximately 3 percent of total available inventory in the area.

Fuse at 1410 Dupont Street averages $2,263 per month in closed leases, which is $99 (4.6%) above the four-comp average of $2,164 and sits between the premium pricing of UpsidedownCondos – I ($2,384) and the budget positioning of DuPont Loft Residences ($1,738). Fuse 2 at 1420 Dupont Street, 0.07 kilometres away, leases at $2,160 per month or $3.78 per square foot across 572-square-foot suites, making it the closest rate benchmark in the cluster. DuPont Loft Residences at 1401-1407 Dupont Street, 0.1 kilometres west, commands $1,738 per month at $2.92 per square foot over 600 square feet, reflecting its 2000-era construction. Chelsea Lofts at 1375 Dupont Street, 0.11 kilometres away, averages $2,375 per month at $3.65 per square foot across 650-square-foot units, while UpsidedownCondos – I at 816 Lansdowne Avenue, 0.16 kilometres south, leases at $2,384 per month or $3.59 per square foot over 665 square feet.

Fuse trades at $3.65 per square foot on 620-square-foot suites, a rate that sits at parity with Chelsea Lofts ($3.65/SF), carries a $0.06 premium over UpsidedownCondos – I ($3.59/SF), commands a $0.73 premium over DuPont Loft Residences ($2.92/SF), and actually discounts by $0.13 per square foot below Fuse 2 ($3.78/SF). Against Chelsea Lofts, tenants receive 30 fewer square feet at the same per-square-foot rate, meaning the subject's smaller footprint is offset by its 2017 build quality and expanded amenity suite. Compared with UpsidedownCondos – I, the subject offers 45 fewer square feet at a marginally higher rate, a trade-off that reflects the newer construction and rooftop terrace access. Versus DuPont Loft Residences, the subject provides 20 more square feet at a $0.73-per-square-foot premium, a spread that mirrors the 17-year construction gap and the addition of dedicated spaces like the yoga studio and library. Against Fuse 2, the subject delivers 48 more square feet at a $0.13-per-square-foot discount, making it the more space-efficient choice within the same developer's portfolio.

Fuse at 1410 Dupont Street fields a ten-amenity package that outperforms three of its four nearby competitors on lifestyle breadth, with particular strength in wellness, social, and productivity spaces. The dedicated yoga studio distinguishes Fuse from Chelsea Lofts (1375 Dupont Street) and DuPont Loft Residences (1401-1407 Dupont Street), neither of which offers a purpose-built stretching or movement room. The library and reading room is absent from Chelsea Lofts, UpsidedownCondos – I (816 Lansdowne Avenue), and DuPont Loft Residences, giving Fuse a quiet-work advantage for remote professionals. The rooftop terrace and BBQ area combination is missing from both DuPont Loft Residences and UpsidedownCondos – I, which instead offer a basketball court and his-and-hers changing rooms respectively. The media and theatre room is not available at Chelsea Lofts or UpsidedownCondos – I, while the games and billiards room, though shared with Fuse 2, DuPont Loft Residences, and UpsidedownCondos – I, is paired here with a meeting room and party lounge to create a more complete social stack. This amenity profile best serves young professionals and small households in their late twenties to mid-thirties who value on-site wellness programming, flexible work spaces, and outdoor social areas without sacrificing the convenience of a walkable Junction neighbourhood.