Epic on Triangle Park — Rental Market Data

Epic on Triangle Park has exactly one unit available as of August 31, 2026, asking $1,950 per month with both the average and median rent at that same figure. The listing covers 400 square feet at $4.88 per square foot, and the 100 percent layout share is a single one-bedroom unit. With only one active listing, inventory is neither skewed toward compact entry-level suites nor multi-bedroom executive layouts; it is a single transaction in the one-bedroom tier.

The sole active layout at Epic on Triangle Park is a one-bedroom unit, representing 100 percent of available inventory as a single listing. That one unit asks $1,950 per month for 400 square feet at $4.88 per square foot, with no other bedroom tiers currently on the market. Renter choice at this address is limited to this single compact one-bedroom option.

Epic on Triangle Park's active pricing spread is zero dollars and zero percent, as the minimum and maximum asking rents are both $1,950 per month for the building's only available unit. The entry-level and peak suite are the same listing: a one-bedroom at 400 square feet priced at $4.88 per square foot. With a single active listing, no internal price gradient exists to compare.

Active den premiums at Epic on Triangle Park cannot be quantified, as no paired den-versus-non-den listings exist in the current inventory to isolate a marginal cost per square foot. Active parking premiums likewise cannot be reliably isolated from the available data due to an insufficient paired sample; however, historical closed leases at this building show a verified parking stall cost of $262 per month for reference.

Epic on Triangle Park's active asking rent of $1,950 per month sits well below the Toronto West submarket average asking rent of $3,051 per month, but the building's $4.88 per square foot rate runs 3.4 percent above the submarket asking benchmark of $4.72 per square foot. The nominal rent gap resolves through suite size: the active listing's 400-square-foot footprint is significantly more compact than the submarket average, so the per-square-foot comparison is the more meaningful metric. The building holds one out of 50 available listings in the Toronto West submarket, a two percent share of total active inventory.

Epic on Triangle Park's one-year average realized rent of $2,530 per month exceeds the four-building comp benchmark of $2,365 by $165, with the primary active competitors being Edge 2 on Triangle Park - East and Westside Gallery Lofts. Edge 2 on Triangle Park - East at 36 Lisgar St (0.08 km, 46 closed leases) averaged $2,355 per month at $4.50 per square foot across 530-square-foot suites, meaning the subject commands $175 more per month. The Curve at Westside Lofts at 170 Sudbury St (0.09 km, 6 closed leases) averaged $2,239 per month at $4.50 per square foot over 550 square feet, placing the subject $291 higher on a monthly basis. Westside Gallery Lofts at 150 Sudbury St (0.09 km, 22 closed leases) averaged $2,501 per month at $3.92 per square foot across 642 square feet, with the subject realizing just $29 more per month. Edge on Triangle Park - West at 46 Lisgar St (0.09 km) recorded zero closed leases over the trailing 180 days and therefore has no realized rent benchmark to compare against.

Epic on Triangle Park leases at $4.36 per square foot across an average 595-square-foot suite, positioning it above the comp average of $4.31 per square foot and 574 square feet while offering a distinct trade-off profile against each active competitor. Against Edge 2 on Triangle Park - East, the subject trades at a $0.14 per-square-foot (3.1%) discount while providing 65 more interior square feet, so the higher nominal rent of $175 per month is driven by the larger footprint rather than a stronger per-square-foot rate. The Curve at Westside Lofts presents the same dynamic: the subject offers a $0.14 per-square-foot discount and 45 additional square feet, yet still realizes $291 more per month because of the expanded interior space. Westside Gallery Lofts inverts the relationship entirely—the subject commands a $0.44 per-square-foot (11.2%) premium over that building's $3.92 rate while providing 47 fewer square feet, meaning the $29 monthly rent difference reflects a genuine per-square-foot valuation gap on a smaller suite. Edge on Triangle Park - West recorded zero lease transactions in the trailing 180 days and serves only as a structural reference, not an active pricing benchmark.

Epic on Triangle Park delivers a full-service lifestyle package including an indoor pool, sauna and steam room, yoga studio, rooftop terrace with BBQ area, and a dedicated meeting room—features that collectively distinguish it from three of its four immediate competitors. The subject's sauna and steam room are absent from Edge 2 on Triangle Park - East, The Curve at Westside Lofts, and Westside Gallery Lofts, giving Epic on Triangle Park a clear wellness edge over those three buildings. The rooftop terrace and BBQ area are not offered at The Curve or Westside Gallery Lofts, while the dedicated meeting room is missing from Edge 2 on Triangle Park - East and The Curve. Edge on Triangle Park - West, the zero-transaction reference building, does include a sauna and steam room plus a dining room and kitchen that the subject lacks, but its absence of active leasing volume means it cannot be weighed as a competitive amenity threat. The primary renter demographic best served by this package is the young professional or small household seeking a full wellness and social amenity stack—pool, sauna, yoga, rooftop entertaining—without the step-up pricing of the broader Toronto West submarket.