King William Residences — Rental Market Data

King William Residences lists 9 active units as of August 31, 2026, with asking rents ranging from $2,000 to $3,385 per month, an average of $2,499 and a median of $2,334. The average active suite measures 691 square feet at an asking rate of $3.67 per square foot. One-bedroom layouts dominate the active inventory at 55.6 percent of available units, indicating the current listing pool leans toward compact entry-level suites rather than multi-bedroom executive configurations.

One-bedroom suites lead the active inventory with 5 listings representing 55.6 percent of available units, averaging $2,237 per month on 574 square feet at $3.91 per square foot. Two-bedroom units account for 2 listings (22.2 percent) at an average of $2,635 per month on 777 square feet at $3.41 per square foot, while a single two-bedroom-plus-den suite (11.1 percent) asks $2,650 on 850 square feet at $3.12 per square foot and a lone three-bedroom-plus unit (11.1 percent) lists at $3,385 on 950 square feet at $3.56 per square foot.

King William Residences spans a $1,385 asking spread (69.3 percent) between its entry-level one-bedroom at $2,000 per month and its peak three-bedroom-plus suite at $3,385 per month. The median asking rent sits at $2,334 per month. The entry-level suite is a 550-square-foot one-bedroom priced at $3.64 per square foot, while the peak offering is a 950-square-foot three-bedroom-plus layout at $3.56 per square foot, meaning the larger suite actually carries a slightly lower rate per square foot despite the higher nominal rent.

King William Residences does not currently have a quantifiable den premium, as the active den-related metrics are unrecorded and cannot be reliably isolated from the available data. Parking stall costs likewise cannot be reliably quoted: the paired sample is insufficient or contains anomalous outliers, so no specific monthly parking figure should be attributed to the building. Renters seeking parking pricing should request a direct quote from the property management office.

King William Residences asks an average of $2,499 per month at $3.67 per square foot, compared to the Dundas submarket asking benchmark of $2,352 per month and $3.32 per square foot. The building's 10.5 percent premium on a rate-per-square-foot basis reflects its newer 2023 construction and larger average suite footprint relative to the submarket mix, even though the nominal monthly rent gap is only about $147. King William Residences represents 9 out of 61 active listings in the Dundas submarket, or roughly 14.8 percent of total available inventory.

King William Residences realizes an average lease rent of $2,435 per month, which is $672 (38.1 percent) above the four-comparable benchmark of $1,763 and names Gore Park Lofts as its sole active pricing peer. Gore Park Lofts at 121 King St E, 0.21 kilometres away and completed in 2024, closed four lease transactions over the trailing 180 days at an average of $1,763 per month, $2.36 per square foot, and 750 square feet of interior space. Webster Place at 17 King St E (0.09 km, built 1991), Annex Lofts at 11 Rebecca St (0.17 km, built 2005), and Film Work Lofts at 80 King William St (0.2 km, built 2010) each recorded zero closed leases in the same period and carry no realized rent, per-square-foot, or square-footage benchmark; they serve only as architectural and amenity references in this micro-market.

King William Residences commands a $1.21-per-square-foot (51.3 percent) premium over Gore Park Lofts while providing 50 fewer interior square feet, meaning the subject's higher total monthly rent is driven entirely by its elevated rate per square foot rather than by a larger suite footprint. Against the sole active comp, a renter at the subject pays $2,435 per month for 700 square feet versus $1,763 per month for 750 square feet at Gore Park Lofts; the subject's nominal rent premium of $672 is therefore a pure rate differential, not a space premium. The three zero-transaction buildings—Webster Place, Annex Lofts, and Film Work Lofts—recorded no closed leases over the trailing 180 days and cannot be used to validate or challenge the subject's per-square-foot positioning; they remain structural and amenity references only. Within the Dundas submarket, the subject's $3.57 per square foot sits 11.6 percent above the submarket leased average of $3.20 per square foot, a spread consistent with its 2023 build date and LIUNA construction quality relative to peers dating back to 1991.

King William Residences provides no common lifestyle or recreational facilities whatsoever, operating as a no-frills, low-maintenance residential building that appeals to cost-conscious renters who prioritize suite interior quality and building condition over shared programming. This zero-amenity profile stands in direct contrast to its nearest active peer, Gore Park Lofts, which offers a shared laundry room, a dining room and kitchen, and a gym and fitness centre, as well as to Annex Lofts (party and lounge room, concierge and security, gym and fitness centre, internet) and Film Work Lofts (library and reading room), all of which layer in communal spaces the subject simply does not provide. The trade-off is clear: a renter at King William Residences forgoes every shared amenity available within 210 metres in exchange for a 2023-built, LIUNA-constructed suite with no common-area maintenance obligations or shared-usage constraints. This package best serves the independent professional or small household that values a clean, modern, low-interference living environment and is willing to pay a per-square-foot premium for building condition and privacy rather than for access to a gym, lounge, or library.