The Village by Main Station — Rental Market Data

There is currently 1 active rental listing available at 8 Trent Ave in Toronto. Over the past 30 days, availability has averaged 1 suites.

Current active inventory spans 1-bedroom floor plans.

Asking rents range across available layouts, averaging $2,350/month ($3.62/SF).

Landlords place an implied premium of $0/month for dedicated parking stalls and $0/month for suites with a den.

Asking rents at The Village by Main Station ($2,350/month) are 26.8% lower than the Toronto average ($3,211/month).

The Village by Main Station's all-time average realized lease rent of $2,236 per month sits $484 below the three-active-comp blended benchmark of $2,720, with Linx Condominiums (286 Main St, 0.49 km) and 757 Victoria Park Avenue (0.79 km) as the primary volume drivers. Linx Condominiums, the highest-volume peer with 33 closed leases over the past 180 days, averages $2,477 per month at $3.56 per square foot across 705 square feet of space. 757 Victoria Park Avenue, with 3 closed leases, averages $2,733 per month at $2.81 per square foot over 983 square feet. 99 Coleman (99 Coleman Ave, 0.24 km) recorded a single closed lease at $2,950 per month, $3.11 per square foot, and 950 square feet. Upper Beaches Lofts (214 Main St, 0.57 km) logged zero closed leases in the trailing 180-day period and therefore carries no realized rent benchmark against which to compare the subject.

The Village by Main Station leases at $3.42 per square foot across an average 644-square-foot suite, a combination that undercuts the submarket asking rate of $3.98 per square foot by roughly 14 percent while delivering a compact footprint suited to single-occupant or couple households. Against Linx Condominiums, the subject trades at a $0.14 per square foot discount (3.9 percent below the comp's $3.56 rate) and provides 61 fewer interior square feet, making it the more affordable option on both total rent and per-square-foot cost. Versus 99 Coleman, the subject commands a $0.31 per square foot premium (10.0 percent above the comp's $3.11 rate) yet delivers 306 fewer interior square feet; the $714-per-month lower nominal rent is driven entirely by the smaller interior footprint rather than a lower per-unit valuation. The same dynamic holds against 757 Victoria Park Avenue, where the subject commands a $0.61 per square foot premium (21.7 percent above the comp's $2.81 rate) while providing 339 fewer square feet, and the $497-per-month rent gap reflects the reduced living area rather than a discount in asset pricing.

The Village by Main Station offers an 11-feature amenity suite that positions it as a mid-tier lifestyle building—substantially richer than the 1991-era 99 Coleman but leaner than both Linx Condominiums and 757 Victoria Park Avenue. The subject's Gym & Fitness Centre, Party & Lounge Room, Meeting Room, Media & Theatre Room, Games & Billiards Room, Dining Room & Kitchen, BBQ Area, Rooftop Terrace, and Garden & Courtyard all exceed 99 Coleman's three-feature set (BBQ, Rooftop Terrace, Concierge). However, Linx Condominiums adds an Indoor Pool, Yoga Studio, Business Centre, and Kids' Play Room that the subject does not provide, while 757 Victoria Park Avenue layers on an Indoor Pool, Sauna & Steam Room, Hot Tub & Jacuzzi, Library & Reading Room, Woodworking Room, Pet Wash Station, and Plant Room. The subject's Meeting Room and Dining Room & Kitchen give it a modest edge over 99 Coleman for remote-work and social-dining use, but the absence of aquatic or wellness facilities (pool, sauna, hot tub) distinguishes it from the two larger amenity-heavy peers. This package best serves cost-conscious young professionals and small households in the Danforth–Beaches corridor who want a functional gym, a meeting space for hybrid work, and communal social areas without paying the premium attached to resort-style aquatic or wellness programming.