St. Lawrence Condos — Rental Market Data

St. Lawrence Condos carries six active rental listings as of August 31, 2026, spanning an asking range of $2,200 to $6,000 per month with an average of $3,267 and a median of $3,000. The mean suite size across active inventory is 721 square feet at an average asking rate of $4.44 per square foot. Two-bedroom layouts dominate the active mix at 50 percent of available units, while one-bedroom suites account for 33.3 percent and a single three-bedroom-plus unit makes up the remaining 16.7 percent, indicating inventory leans toward mid-size family layouts rather than compact entry-level or large executive formats.

The dominant active layout at St. Lawrence Condos is the two-bedroom, with three units representing 50 percent of current availability at an average asking rent of $3,033 per month across 709 square feet and a rate of $4.34 per square foot. One-bedroom suites number two (33.3 percent share) averaging $2,250 per month at 550 square feet and $4.09 per square foot, while the three-bedroom-plus tier holds a single listing at $6,000 per month for 1,100 square feet at $5.45 per square foot.

St. Lawrence Condos shows an active asking spread of $3,800 per month, or 172.7 percent, between its entry-level one-bedroom at $2,200 and its peak three-bedroom-plus suite at $6,000. The median asking rent sits at $3,000 per month, anchoring the mid-range of available inventory. The entry-level one-bedroom offers 550 square feet at $4.00 per square foot, while the peak three-bedroom-plus provides 1,100 square feet at $5.45 per square foot, reflecting both a larger footprint and a premium rate per area for executive space.

St. Lawrence Condos does not currently have a quantifiable den premium, as no paired den versus non-den listings exist in the active inventory to isolate the marginal cost of extra den space. Active parking premiums also cannot be reliably isolated from current listings due to an insufficient paired sample, so no specific parking fee can be quoted from the active set. However, verified historical lease data confirms a parking stall add-on of $236 per month, which serves as the building's established benchmark for tenants budgeting for vehicle accommodation.

St. Lawrence Condos asks an average of $3,267 per month and $4.44 per square foot, compared to the St. Lawrence submarket asking benchmark of $2,934 per month and $4.51 per square foot. The building's higher nominal monthly rent is driven by larger average suite sizing (721 square feet versus the submarket norm) rather than a steeper per-area rate, as the active PSF sits 1.6 percent below the submarket asking benchmark. St. Lawrence Condos accounts for six of the 116 active listings in the broader St. Lawrence submarket, representing approximately 5.2 percent of total neighbourhood availability.

St. Lawrence Condos leases at an average of $2,554 per month, which is $157 above the four-comp average of $2,397 and sits $106 below the St. Lawrence submarket benchmark of $2,658. King + Condos at 39 Sherbourne St reports an average lease rent of $2,463 per month at $3.83 per square foot on 655 square feet of space, making it the most affordable active competitor in the set. The Whitfield at 180 Front Street E, the highest-volume competitor with 79 closed leases in 180 days, averages $2,331 per month at $4.21 per square foot on 567 square feet. The two older buildings—160 Frederick (Olde York Place I) at 160 Frederick St and Lofts on Frederick at 180 Frederick St—recorded no closed lease transactions in the trailing 180-day window, so no rent benchmarks are available for direct comparison. The subject's $2,554 average therefore represents a mid-range position: above The Whitfield's $2,331 and King + Condos' $2,463, but below the submarket's $2,658 average, reflecting its newer construction and broader amenity offering.

St. Lawrence Condos commands a rate of $4.24 per square foot on an average 614-square-foot suite, positioning it at a slight premium to both active competitors while delivering more or comparable interior space depending on the benchmark. Against King + Condos at $3.83 per square foot and 655 square feet, the subject trades at a $0.41 per square foot premium (10.7% higher) but provides 41 fewer square feet, meaning renters pay more per unit of space for a newer, more amenity-rich building. Against The Whitfield at $4.21 per square foot and 567 square feet, the subject's premium is only $0.03 per square foot (0.7%) while actually offering 47 more square feet, making it the stronger value proposition on a space-adjusted basis. The two older comparables—160 Frederick (Olde York Place I) and Lofts on Frederick—show parity on both rate and size but lack recent lease activity to validate current market pricing. For a renter weighing these options, the subject's 2022 construction, broader amenity suite, and marginally larger footprint relative to The Whitfield justify the modest per-square-foot premium over the 2016 King + Condos stock.

St. Lawrence Condos offers a 14-amenity lifestyle package that extends meaningfully beyond what nearby competitors provide, particularly in social, wellness, and pet-friendly infrastructure. Where 160 Frederick (Olde York Place I) at 160 Frederick St features an indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and squash court, the subject differentiates with an outdoor pool and BBQ area that cater to a resort-style summer experience rather than a spa-focused winter one. The Library & Reading Room at St. Lawrence Condos has no equivalent at any of the four comparables, giving tenants a quiet work-and-study space absent from King + Condos, The Whitfield, and both Frederick Street buildings. The Pet Wash Station is available at the subject and The Whitfield but missing from King + Condos and 160 Frederick, a meaningful perk for the growing cohort of pet-owning renters in the St. Lawrence corridor. The Games & Billiards Room and Dining Room & Kitchen are present at the subject but not at King + Condos or 160 Frederick, adding social and entertaining options that the older stock simply does not offer. This amenity profile best serves young professionals and small families aged 25 to 40 who want a pet-friendly, socially active building with both indoor and outdoor gathering spaces in the heart of Toronto's Entertainment District.