50 at Wellesley Station — Rental Market Data

50 at Wellesley Station features 1 active listing as of August 31, 2026, with an asking price of $3,600 per month, which serves as the minimum, median, and maximum asking rent. This active suite spans 750 square feet at an asking rate of $4.80 per square foot. Two-bedroom configurations account for 100% of the active inventory, steering current availability entirely toward multi-bedroom executive layouts rather than compact entry-level suites.

The dominant active layout at 50 at Wellesley Station is the 2-Bedroom tier, comprising 1 active listing and representing 100% of current inventory. This single available two-bedroom suite averages $3,600 per month across 750 square feet at an asking rate of $4.80 per square foot. There are zero active units available in bachelor, one-bedroom, or three-bedroom configurations.

50 at Wellesley Station has a minimum entry rent of $3,600 per month and a peak asking rent of $3,600 per month, resulting in a dollar spread of $0 and an asking spread of 0%. Median asking rent rests at $3,600 per month. The entry-level suite is a 2-Bedroom layout spanning 750 square feet at $4.80 per square foot, which matches the peak suite configuration identically.

Active den premium data for 50 at Wellesley Station cannot be evaluated as the active den square footage delta and premium dollars are null. Active parking premium data cannot be reliably isolated due to an insufficient paired sample, so parking fees are omitted. Verified historical leased parking averages $166 per month.

50 at Wellesley Station asks an average rent of $3,600 per month at $4.80 per square foot, comparing to the Cabbagetown submarket average asking rent of $3,178 per month at $4.33 per square foot. The higher nominal monthly outlay is driven by the larger 750-square-foot average suite size of the current listing. The building's active asking rate per square foot sits 10.9% above the submarket asking benchmark, backed by 1 active listing within a submarket total of 106 active properties.

50 at Wellesley Station achieves an average lease rent of $2,784 per month, sitting moderately below the overall comparative set average of $2,898 per month against key benchmarks such as Vox Condominiums and Totem Condominium. Individual competitor metrics reflect diverse pricing structures across the immediate micro-market: Vox Condominiums (28 Wellesley St E) records an average lease rent of $2,532 per month at $5.05 per square foot across an average of 515 square feet; 22 Condominiums (22 Wellesley St E) logs an average lease rent of $2,621 per month at $4.50 per square foot across 601 square feet; Terrace Court (19 Dundonald St) reports an average lease rent of $4,000 per month at $3.28 per square foot across a much larger 1,220 square feet; and Totem Condominium (17 Dundonald St) posts an average lease rent of $2,440 per month at $4.42 per square foot across 565 square feet.

50 at Wellesley Station delivers a compelling value proposition, trading at an average of $4.32 per square foot across a mean suite size of 655 square feet compared to the broader submarket baseline of $4.23 per square foot. Renters evaluating the building versus Vox Condominiums benefit from a lower rate per square foot—trading at a $0.73 per square foot (14.5%) discount below Vox's $5.05 per square foot—while enjoying 140 more interior square feet than Vox's 515-square-foot average. Similarly, compared to Totem Condominium at $4.42 per square foot and 565 square feet, the subject building provides 90 more square feet of living space at a slightly more accessible rate per square foot, allowing tenants to secure modern 2019-era construction without sacrificing functional room dimensions.

50 at Wellesley Station provides an extensive lifestyle and amenity package that matches or exceeds the offerings found across the immediate Cabbagetown competitor cluster. Signature amenities at the subject property include a 24-hour Concierge & Security service, a fully equipped Gym & Fitness Centre, a dedicated Yoga Studio, an Outdoor Pool, and a Sky Lobby. When contrasted with nearby peers, these facilities rival the fitness and social offerings at Vox Condominiums, which features an indoor pool and gym, and 22 Condominiums, which provides a rooftop terrace and hot tub, while significantly outclassing older properties like Terrace Court in contemporary wellness spaces. This robust amenity ecosystem particularly serves urban professionals and couples seeking a comprehensive, high-amenity residential community in downtown Toronto.