The Century Art Deco Lofts — Rental Market Data

The Century Art Deco Lofts has exactly one active listing as of August 31, 2026, asking $2,880 per month with both the average and median rent at that same figure. The suite spans 800 square feet at an asking rate of $3.60 per square foot, and the 100 percent layout share is a one-bedroom unit. With only a single listing on the books, inventory is neither leaning toward compact entry-level suites nor multi-bedroom executive layouts—it is a single, mid-sized one-bedroom offering with no tiered alternatives for renters to compare.

The sole active layout at The Century Art Deco Lofts is a one-bedroom unit, representing 100 percent of the building's available inventory with a single listing. That one-bedroom asks $2,880 per month across 800 square feet, pricing out at $3.60 per square foot. No two-bedroom, three-bedroom, or studio tiers are currently listed, so renters cannot access a broader bedroom mix at this address.

The Century Art Deco Lofts shows a minimum entry rent of $2,880 per month and a peak asking rent of $2,880 per month, producing a dollar spread of zero and a percentage spread of zero percent. The median asking rent is likewise $2,880, confirming that the single active listing defines both the floor and the ceiling of current pricing. The entry-level suite is a one-bedroom at 800 square feet and $3.60 per square foot, which is also the peak suite, as no larger or more expensive unit is available for comparison.

Den premium data for The Century Art Deco Lofts cannot be quantified, as no active den-equipped listing exists to isolate the marginal cost of additional den space or the square-footage delta. Parking stall premiums are similarly unquoted: the available sample is flagged as unreliable due to an anomalous outlier or insufficient paired transactions, so no verified monthly parking add-on can be stated for this building.

The Century Art Deco Lofts asks $2,880 per month at $3.60 per square foot, compared to the Downtown East submarket average asking rent of $2,636 and an asking rate of $4.36 per square foot. The building's per-square-foot rate runs 17.4 percent below the submarket asking benchmark, while the higher nominal monthly rent is explained by the suite's 800-square-foot footprint, which is 195 square feet larger than the submarket implied average of 605 square feet. This single listing accounts for one out of 192 active listings across the Downtown East submarket, representing a 0.5 percent share of total available inventory in the area.

The Century Art Deco Lofts realized an average lease rent of $3,150 per month, which sits $536 above the $2,614 per-month average across its three active nearby comparables. Maddox Cabbagetown at 191-201 Sherbourne Street (0.15 km away) closed one lease at an average of $2,920 per month, $3.44 per square foot, and 850 square feet, placing the subject $230 higher on a monthly basis. One Cole – West Building at 1 Cole Street (0.28 km) recorded one closed lease averaging $2,350 per month, $3.62 per square foot, and 650 square feet, meaning the subject commands $800 more per month. One Cole – East Building at 25 Cole Street (0.34 km) generated nine closed leases at an average of $2,572 per month, $3.73 per square foot, and 703 square feet, with the subject trading $578 higher monthly. 282 Parliament Street (0.22 km) logged zero closed leases over the trailing 180 days and therefore offers no realized rent benchmark against which to compare the subject's pricing.

The Century Art Deco Lofts leases at $3.71 per square foot for an average 850-square-foot suite, a rate that sits above Maddox Cabbagetown ($3.44 per square foot) and One Cole – West Building ($3.62 per square foot) but marginally below One Cole – East Building ($3.73 per square foot), while the subject's interior footprint exceeds the 734-square-foot comp average. Against Maddox Cabbagetown, the subject trades at a $0.27 per square foot premium (7.8 percent higher) while offering identical 850-square-foot suites, so the $230 monthly rent gap reflects a pure rate differential on equivalent space. Versus One Cole – West Building, the subject commands a $0.09 per square foot premium (2.5 percent) and provides 200 more interior square feet, meaning the $800 monthly rent spread is amplified by both a higher per-unit rate and a materially larger footprint. Against One Cole – East Building, the subject trades at a $0.02 per square foot discount (0.5 percent lower) yet still realizes $578 more per month because it delivers 147 additional square feet; here the nominal rent variance is driven by the expanded interior footprint rather than a higher asset valuation per unit of space.

The Century Art Deco Lofts offers an eight-feature lifestyle package—concierge and security, gym and fitness centre, party and lounge room, meeting room, media and theatre room, dining room and kitchen, BBQ area, and rooftop terrace—that overlaps substantially with the One Cole pair but distinguishes itself from the older Maddox Cabbagetown stock. The subject's dining room and kitchen, rooftop terrace, and BBQ area are absent from Maddox Cabbagetown, which instead leans on a business centre, on-site convenience store, pet wash station, yoga studio, and kids' play room that the subject does not provide. Compared with both One Cole buildings, the subject lacks a games and billiards room, garden and courtyard, and wet bar, while offering a dedicated dining room and kitchen that neither One Cole tower includes. This amenity mix—combining social dining, a media room, and outdoor rooftop space without the pet-focused or family-oriented extras found at Maddox—best serves young professionals and small couples in the 28-to-40 range who prioritize shared social spaces, remote-work meeting facilities, and low-maintenance concierge service over family-oriented or pet-centric programming.