Toy Factory Lofts — Rental Market Data

Toy Factory Lofts has three active rental listings as of August 31, 2026, spanning a price range from $2,995 to $10,900 per month with an average asking rent of $5,798 and a median of $3,500. The average suite measures 1,492 square feet at an asking rate of $3.97 per square foot. One-bedroom units account for 66.7 percent of active inventory, indicating the available stock skews toward compact entry-level layouts rather than multi-bedroom executive configurations, though the single three-bedroom-plus listing at 2,875 square feet pulls the average size well above the submarket norm.

The dominant active layout at Toy Factory Lofts is the one-bedroom, with two units representing 66.7 percent of current availability at an average asking rent of $3,248 per month across 800 square feet, or $4.06 per square foot. The remaining 33.3 percent consists of a single three-bedroom-plus unit listed at $10,900 per month for 2,875 square feet at $3.79 per square foot. No two-bedroom or den-included layouts are currently on the market, leaving renters with a binary choice between a compact one-bedroom or a large executive suite.

Toy Factory Lofts shows an active asking spread of $7,905 per month, or 263.9 percent, between its entry-level listing at $2,995 and its peak asking rent of $10,900. The median asking rent sits at $3,500 per month, anchored by the two one-bedroom units. The entry-level suite is a one-bedroom at 750 square feet priced at $3.99 per square foot, while the peak listing is a three-bedroom-plus unit at 2,875 square feet carrying a rate of $3.79 per square foot, confirming that the wider footprint dilutes the per-square-foot cost at the top of the range.

Toy Factory Lofts does not have a reliably quantified den premium or square-footage delta from current active listings, as no paired den versus non-den comparisons exist in the available sample. Parking stall costs likewise cannot be isolated from current listings due to insufficient paired data, and no verified historical parking benchmark is available from closed leases either. Renters should request individual parking quotes directly from the leasing office rather than relying on platform-derived figures.

Toy Factory Lofts asks an average of $5,798 per month at $3.97 per square foot, compared to the Liberty Village submarket asking benchmark of $2,900 per month at $4.45 per square foot. The building's nominal rent is roughly double the submarket average, but this gap is driven entirely by suite size: active listings average 1,492 square feet versus the submarket's typical footprint, while the per-square-foot rate actually runs 10.8 percent below the submarket asking benchmark. Toy Factory Lofts represents approximately 4.3 percent of the 70 active listings tracked across Liberty Village.

Toy Factory Lofts realizes an average lease rent of $3,599, which is $726 (25.3%) above the overall comp benchmark of $2,873, driven by its substantially larger suite sizes rather than a per-square-foot premium. Liberty Market Lofts at 5 Hanna Ave, 0.16 km away, closed 10 leases at an average of $3,135 ($4.31 per square foot, 737 square feet). Liberty Market Tower at 135 East Liberty St, 0.2 km away, closed 18 leases averaging $2,656 ($4.71 per square foot, 584 square feet). Liberty Place at 150 East Liberty St, 0.26 km away, closed 22 leases at $2,540 ($4.33 per square foot, 600 square feet). The Tower at 125 Western Battery Rd, 0.28 km away, closed 17 leases averaging $3,162 ($4.40 per square foot, 725 square feet). All four competitors recorded active closed-lease volume over the trailing 180 days, so each provides a realized pricing benchmark rather than a reference-only data point.

Toy Factory Lofts offers a $3.95 per-square-foot rate on 938 average square feet, trading at a discount to every active nearby competitor while delivering the largest interior footprint in the immediate pocket. Against Liberty Market Lofts (0.16 km), the subject saves $0.36 per square foot (8.4% lower) and provides 201 more square feet of living space. Against Liberty Market Tower (0.2 km), the discount widens to $0.76 per square foot (16.1% lower) with 354 additional square feet. Against Liberty Place (0.26 km), tenants pay $0.38 per square foot less (8.8% lower) and gain 338 square feet. Against The Tower (0.28 km), the subject is $0.45 per square foot cheaper (10.2% lower) with 213 more square feet. In every case the higher nominal rent at the subject is a direct consequence of its larger suite footprint, not a more expensive unit rate, making it the most space-efficient lease in this submarket segment.

Toy Factory Lofts differentiates itself in Liberty Village through a wellness-forward amenity package that includes a dedicated hot tub and jacuzzi, a feature absent from all four nearby competitors. The building also pairs a sauna and steam room with a rooftop terrace, garden courtyard, and business centre, creating a balanced indoor-outdoor lifestyle profile. Liberty Market Lofts leans toward recreational and creative spaces with a basketball court, pet wash station, and art gallery but lacks any spa or hydrotherapy offering. Liberty Market Tower emphasizes social and entertainment amenities with a media and theatre room, games and billiards room, and EV charging, yet provides no sauna, steam room, or hot tub. Liberty Place shares the sauna and steam room with the subject but adds a media theatre and games room in place of hydrotherapy. The Tower rounds out its package with a library and reading room, cyber lounge, and dining room but again omits any water-based wellness feature. The hot tub and jacuzzi, combined with the sauna, position Toy Factory Lofts as the clear choice for tenants who prioritize recovery, relaxation, and a spa-like daily routine within their rental community.