5 Rosehill — Rental Market Data

5 Rosehill features 1 active listing as of August 31, 2026, with an asking rent of $2,599 per month. Active inventory spans an average and median footprint of 550 square feet at an asking rate of $4.73 per square foot. The single active listing represents a 100% share of current availability, entirely concentrating current inventory within a compact 1-bedroom floor plan.

The 1-bedroom layout tier represents the dominant active inventory at 5 Rosehill, holding a 100% share with 1 active listing. This single 1-bedroom suite asks an average of $2,599 per month across 550 square feet at a rate of $4.73 per square foot. Zero active inventory exists for other bedroom configurations.

5 Rosehill records a minimum entry rent of $2,599 per month and a peak asking rent of $2,599 per month, resulting in a dollar spread of $0 per month and a percentage spread of 0.0%. Median asking rent rests at $2,599 per month. The entry-level suite consists of a 1-bedroom unit spanning 550 square feet at $4.73 per square foot, which matches the peak suite metrics identically due to single-listing inventory.

5 Rosehill has no active den premium data available, as active den square footage deltas and marginal costs are null. Active parking premiums cannot be reliably isolated due to an insufficient sample, meaning parking stall costs cannot be quantified from current listings.

5 Rosehill asks an average rent of $2,599 per month at $4.73 per square foot, comparing to the South Midtown submarket asking benchmarks of $4,012 per month and $4.64 per square foot. The lower nominal monthly rent is driven by more compact suite sizing rather than cheaper unit pricing, with the building's asking rate sitting 1.9% higher per square foot than the submarket average while accounting for 52 active listings across the broader area.

5 Rosehill recorded an average lease rent of $3,800 per month, comparing against an overall competitive benchmark average of $4,513 per month driven by prominent local peers including The Jack and The Clairmont. Individual competitor performance varies across the micro-market: The Jack (6 Jackes Ave) achieved an average lease rent of $6,300 per month at $5.78 per square foot across an average of 1,287 square feet, while The Clairmont (1430 Yonge St) reported an average lease rent of $2,725 per month at $3.99 per square foot across an average of 700 square feet. Meanwhile, mature neighbors One Balmoral (1 Balmoral Ave) and Forty Rosehill (40 Rosehill Ave) reported no closed leases within the past 180 days.

5 Rosehill establishes its value proposition by offering a balanced rate per square foot and layout efficiency that positions it favorably against surrounding alternatives in South Midtown. When evaluated against specific local peers, 5 Rosehill trades at a $1.36 per square foot (23.5%) discount below The Jack (which averages $5.78 per square foot across 1,287 square feet), while maintaining a $0.43 per square foot (10.8%) premium over The Clairmont (which averages $3.99 per square foot across 700 square feet). Renters weighing these options trade between the larger floor plans and modern premium finishes of newer builds like The Jack and the more accessible, budget-conscious price points found in slightly older or more compact micro-market alternatives.

5 Rosehill provides a robust selection of resident amenities that deliver strong lifestyle appeal relative to its South Midtown competitors. The building features a concierge and security service, a gym and fitness centre, a party and lounge room, a meeting room, a garden and courtyard, and a rooftop terrace. When contrasted with neighborhood peers, 5 Rosehill matches foundational security and fitness offerings found at One Balmoral and Forty Rosehill, while offering a more traditional amenity suite compared to newer luxury properties like The Jack—which incorporates specialized additions such as a yoga studio, pet wash station, and valet parking—making 5 Rosehill ideally suited for professionals and downsizers seeking established convenience without paying top-tier new-construction premiums.