330 Richmond — Rental Market Data

330 Richmond features 6 active listings as of August 31, 2026, spanning a price range of $1,775 to $3,000 per month with an average asking rent of $2,437 per month and a median asking rent of $2,450 per month. Active inventory averages 562 square feet at an asking rate of $4.40 per square foot, anchored by a dominant 1-Bedroom layout share of 50 percent that leans toward compact, entry-level downtown living.

The dominant active layout at 330 Richmond is the 1-Bedroom tier, accounting for 3 listings and a 50 percent inventory share. Standard 1-Bedroom suites average $2,225 per month across 558 square feet at $4.04 per square foot, while 1-Bedroom + Den units represent 33.3 percent of inventory across 2 listings averaging $2,900 per month and 650 square feet at $4.46 per square foot. A single available Studio unit comprises the remaining 16.7 percent of inventory, asking $2,150 per month across 400 square feet at $5.38 per square foot.

330 Richmond presents a pricing spread of $1,225 per month, or 69 percent, spanning from a minimum entry rent of $1,775 per month up to a peak asking rent of $3,000 per month. The median asking rent sits at $2,450 per month, with the entry-level tier defined by a compact 400 square foot Studio asking $4.44 per square foot, contrasted against the peak tier led by a 650 square foot 1-Bedroom + Den asking $4.62 per square foot.

Den configurations at 330 Richmond command an active premium of $675 per month in exchange for an additional 92 square feet of interior space, equating to a marginal cost of $7.34 per square foot for the extra square footage. Active parking stall premiums cannot be reliably isolated due to an insufficient paired sample, so prospective renters should verify parking availability directly with landlords.

Asking rents at 330 Richmond average $2,437 per month at $4.40 per square foot, sitting below the Entertainment District submarket asking benchmarks of $3,542 per month and $5.53 per square foot. The lower nominal outlay reflects a more compact average suite size rather than cheaper unit pricing, positioning the building's active asking rate at 20.4 percent below submarket asking benchmarks across its 6 active listings.

Leasing performance at 330 Richmond averages $2,396 per month, trading below the overall competitive set average of $2,802 per month while aligning closely with established peers like Picasso and Tableau Condominiums. Individual competitor metrics reflect distinct pricing tiers and unit sizes across the immediate micro-market. Picasso (318 Richmond St W) reports an average lease rent of $2,356 per month at $4.31 per square foot across an average of 558 square feet. Tableau Condominiums (125 Peter St) achieves an average lease rent of $2,566 per month at $4.57 per square foot across an average of 575 square feet. Central Condos (38 Widmer St) commands an average lease rent of $3,163 per month at $4.58 per square foot across an average of 703 square feet. Peter + Adelaide (108 Peter St) records an average lease rent of $3,121 per month at $4.27 per square foot across an average of 732 square feet.

At 330 Richmond, the value proposition is defined by an average leased rate of $4.31 per square foot across a 570-square-foot average footprint, offering a more accessible cost basis than newer, larger luxury builds in the immediate submarket. When evaluated against nearby alternatives, the building delivers competitive pricing: it trades at identical rate-per-square-foot parity with Picasso (318 Richmond St W) at $4.31 per square foot, while offering a more economical rate per square foot than Tableau Condominiums at $4.57 per square foot and Central Condos at $4.58 per square foot. Renters evaluating 330 Richmond versus newer 2023 and 2024 deliveries like Central Condos and Peter + Adelaide make a deliberate trade-off, accepting slightly more compact suite footprints (570 square feet versus 703 to 732 square feet) in exchange for significantly lower monthly gross rent commitments and efficient layout designs that reduce overall utility and occupancy burdens.

Residents at 330 Richmond enjoy an extensive lifestyle and amenity profile that rivals or exceeds the offerings found across the surrounding Entertainment District competitive set. The property features signature amenities including an outdoor pool, a dedicated yoga studio, a comprehensive gym and fitness centre, a relaxing sauna and steam room, and a pet wash station. When compared against nearby peers, 330 Richmond holds its own against Picasso (318 Richmond St W), which includes an outdoor pool, hot tub and jacuzzi, and a garden courtyard, as well as Tableau Condominiums (125 Peter St), which provides a library, reading room, and cabanas. Furthermore, newer developments like Central Condos (38 Widmer St) and Peter + Adelaide (108 Peter St) incorporate specialized features such as EV charging stations, a golf simulator, and indoor kids' play rooms. This amenity package positions 330 Richmond exceptionally well to serve young professionals, couples, and urban sharers seeking robust wellness, social, and pet-friendly facilities without paying top-tier rents seen in newer neighbouring towers.