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King Rental Market Data & Neighbourhood Trends

Access granular residential building data, neighbourhood comps, and historical leasing metrics for 4 tracked properties across King.

King Rental Market Overview

FastScreen tracks 4 buildings across King's single municipal submarket, providing a targeted dataset for the local rental market. During the latest 30-day observation window, FastScreen recorded 2 leases with an average realized rent of $2,650 per month at a rate of $3.96 per square foot, alongside 2 active listings asking an average of $2,715 per month ($4.10 per square foot). King's historical all-time lease average stands at $2,561 per month across 7 recorded transactions, aligning closely with the GTA 30-day average lease price of $2,617 per month. Nearby municipal benchmarks show Aurora averaging $2,800 per month across an effective 5-day leasing window, while Caledon records an effective average rent of $2,225 per month.

Active Rental Inventory

Listed and Tracked by FastScreen as of August 2026

Current publicly listed rental units and asking prices across King

Active Listings
2units
Across 4 buildings
Average Asking Rent
$2,715/mo
+1.2% Asking Trend
Average SF
660SF
Typical suite layout
Average Asking Price / SF
$4.10/SF
Active density benchmark
Average Days on Market
16days
Active listing age

Rental Inventory Analysis At A Glance for King

King's active rental inventory comprises 2 listings with an average asking rent of $2,715 per month and a realized rent of $2,650 per month across the latest 30-day period, establishing a modest asking-versus-realized spread of $65 per month. The 2 active listings point to a limited transactional sample rather than total available market supply. When evaluated against nearby markets, King's asking rent sits below Aurora's active average of $2,800 per month but exceeds Caledon's effective average rent of $2,225 per month.

Closed Leases

Transactions that closed in the Past 90 Days

Executed lease contracts and actual realized rents agreed upon between landlords and tenants

Boutique volume expanded to rolling window
Units Leased
5closed
Executed transactions
Average Leased Rent
$2,550/mo
+2.7% MoM Delta
Average Leased SF
658SF
Executed size average
Average Leased / SF
$3.91/SF
Realized per-foot rate
Average Days on Market
22days
Days to execute lease

Leasing Trends for King

King recorded 2 leases during the latest 30-day period with an average Days on Market of 16 days, which is 8 days faster than the GTA 30-day average DOM of 24 days. Mid-term tracking shows 5 leases over the last 90 days averaging $2,550 per month with a 22-day DOM, and 7 historical leases over the last 180 days averaging $2,561 per month with a 26-day DOM. This velocity compares with nearby municipal effective DOM benchmarks such as Aurora at 5 days and Caledon at 19 days, reflecting stable leasing activity across a limited sample.

King Rental Rates by Unit Layout

Realized lease pricing, square footage, and pricing spreads across layout configurations based on transactions in Past 90 Days (expanded 90-day window).

Studio / Bachelor
$1,734/mo
$3.77/SF · 460 SF
1-Bedroom
$2,091/mo
$3.61/SF · 580 SF
1-Bedroom + Den
$2,270/mo
$3.55/SF · 640 SF
2-Bedroom
$2,805/mo
$3.30/SF · 850 SF
2-Bedroom + Den
$3,060/mo
$3.26/SF · 940 SF
3-Bedroom+
$3,825/mo
$3.24/SF · 1180 SF

King Tracked Buildings & Lease Comps

Compare average realized rents, price per square foot ($/SF), active availability, and leasing velocity across tracked condo buildings in King, King.

King Terraces

2075 King Rd

$2,650
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.96/SF
Days on Market: 16d
Closed Leases: 2
Active Supply: 2 units
285 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
The Residences of Spring Hill

80 Burns Blvd

Comps pending
Leased $/SF: —
Days on Market: —
Closed Leases: 0
Active Supply: 0 units
134 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Triumph North

149 Church St

Comps pending
Leased $/SF: —
Days on Market: —
Closed Leases: 0
Active Supply: 0 units
127 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Chestnut Manor

32 Church St

Comps pending
Leased $/SF: —
Days on Market: —
Closed Leases: 0
Active Supply: 0 units
65 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Calculation Methodology & Metrics Context (Past 90 Days)
Average Leased Rent:

Derived from verified closed lease contracts finalized during Past 90 Days across multi-residential buildings in King.

Leased $/SF & Density:

Realized monthly lease price divided by interior living square footage (excluding external terraces and parking valuations).

Closed Leases & Fallbacks:

Total executed lease agreements. In boutique buildings with fewer than 2 monthly leases, comps automatically expand to a 90-day rolling window to preserve statistical validity.

Days on Market & Supply:

The duration from public MLS listing publication to final binding agreement. Active supply reflects current vacant or upcoming units available for rent.

King Rental Market Dynamics & Local Trends

Key Residential Rental Market Overview

King represents an important rental submarket, offering a diverse mix of 4 condominium and apartment residences. Rental demand is sustained by local employment centers, highway connectivity, and competitive cost-of-living advantages.

Transit connectivity, arterial road networks, and regional employment hubs drive tenant mobility throughout King. Properties close to central retail corridors and transit hubs consistently maintain superior occupancy and shorter listing cycles.

Month Over Month Trends

King's pre-calculated data indicates a month-over-month increase of $167 or 6.73%, moving from a prior 30-day average lease price of $2,483 per month (across 3 leases) to $2,650 per month (across 2 leases) in the latest 30-day period. Because this movement relies on an extremely small transaction sample of 2 to 3 leases per month, these percentage swings reflect individual unit mix, unit size, and transaction composition rather than a structural shift in municipal rent levels. Year-over-year change data is currently unavailable.

Longer Term Trends

King's historical baseline includes 7 total recorded leases averaging $2,561 per month at a rate of $3.66 per square foot with an average DOM of 26 days. Mid-term indicators show consistency, with a 90-day average of $2,550 per month across 5 leases and a 180-day average of $2,561 per month across 7 leases. Overall rental dispersion spans from an entry-level floor of $2,275 per month to an upper ceiling of $3,000 per month, with a median rent of $2,400 per month. The middle 50 percent of the market clusters tightly between $2,350 and $2,775 per month (an interquartile spread of $425 across the 7-sample dataset), indicating stable core pricing.

For Renters

Renters evaluating King should note that local transaction volume is limited to 7 historical leases across 4 tracked buildings. The dataset shows a median rent of $2,400 per month, with the middle 50 percent of transactions clustering between $2,350 and $2,775 per month. Examining bedroom categories reveals space-efficiency step-ups: moving from a 1-bedroom-plus-den to a 2-bedroom unit yields a rent increase of $425 per month (a 17.71% step-up) for an additional 153 square feet of space. For renters seeking broader inventory when local options are constrained, nearby Aurora offers active listings averaging $2,800 per month while Caledon provides an effective average rent of $2,225 per month.

For Landlords

Landlords pricing property in King should utilize closed lease transactions rather than asking prices alone, as the current dataset shows an asking-versus-realized spread of $65 per month across active listings averaging $2,715 per month versus recent realizations of $2,650 per month. With a latest 30-day average DOM of 16 days, well-priced units lease faster than the GTA 30-day benchmark of 24 days. Because local transaction volume is limited to 7 historical leases across 4 tracked buildings, landlords should treat historical figures as directional benchmarks rather than precise property valuations and monitor nearby peer pricing in Aurora and Caledon to maintain competitiveness.

For Realtors

Real estate professionals structuring a rental comparative market analysis in King must account for the limited local sample size of 7 historical leases across 4 buildings. To establish defensible pricing, agents should incorporate mid-term 90-day ($2,550 per month) and 180-day ($2,561 per month) smoothing metrics alongside the 30-day realized average of $2,650 per month. King's 16-day average DOM provides strong evidence of leasing velocity compared to the 24-day GTA baseline. When local comps are scarce, agents can leverage adjacent market data from Aurora and Caledon to guide client expectations effectively.

Frequently Asked Questions

King Rental Market & Leasing FAQs

Essential answers for tenants, property owners, and real estate professionals navigating King

What is the average rent for a condominium or apartment in King?
King's average realized lease price for an apartment or condominium is $2,650 per month ($3.96 per square foot), based on FastScreen's latest 30-day transaction sample of 2 leases. The historical municipal lease average stands at $2,561 per month across 7 total recorded leases with an overall median rent of $2,400 per month. Transactional dispersion ranges from a minimum of $2,275 per month to a maximum of $3,000 per month, with the middle 50 percent clustering between $2,350 and $2,775 per month.
How much is a 1-bedroom apartment in King?
King's average realized lease price for a 1-bedroom apartment is $2,400 per month ($4.36 per square foot), based on FastScreen's historical transaction records of 1 recorded lease with an average unit size of 550 square feet. Mid-term 90-day and 180-day benchmarks confirm this $2,400 per month baseline, while active listings and 30-day transaction volume show zero active 1-bedroom listings and no recent 30-day leases in this category.
How much is a 2-bedroom apartment in King?
King's average realized lease price for a 2-bedroom apartment is $2,825 per month ($4.03 per square foot), based on FastScreen's historical transaction records of 2 recorded leases with an average unit size of 703 square feet. Recent 30-day transaction data records 1 lease at $3,000 per month ($3.97 per square foot) with an asking rent of $2,980 per month ($4.27 per square foot) for a 698-square-foot unit, reflecting a minor asking-versus-realized spread of $155 per month.
How much is a 3-bedroom apartment in King?
King's average realized lease price for a 3-bedroom or larger apartment has insufficient local transaction data to establish an authoritative average, as FastScreen's current municipal dataset records 0 leases and 0 active listings for 3-bedroom units. Renters and landlords seeking 3-bedroom comparables should reference the broader municipal baseline average of $2,561 per month or review adjacent municipal peer data in Aurora and Caledon.
Which neighbourhoods in King are the most affordable versus most premium?
FastScreen currently tracks King as a single rental submarket encompassing 4 buildings, and therefore the supplied municipal dataset does not support a neighbourhood-level affordability ranking across multiple submarkets.
What area codes in King have the most expensive rental units? What area codes have the least?
King's rental dataset spans postal FSAs L0G and L7B, but the current transaction sample does not contain sufficient FSA-level variation across its 4 tracked buildings to establish a premium versus affordable ranking across different area codes in the municipality.
Which postal codes (FSAs) and neighbourhoods are covered in King's rental data?

FastScreen tracks residential lease transactions across King's primary postal code districts (FSAs):

  • King L0G, L7B: $2,650/month average leased rent
How fast do rental properties lease in King?
King's rental properties lease in an average of 16 days over the latest 30-day observation window, which is 8 days faster than the GTA 30-day average DOM of 24 days. Over a 90-day mid-term window, leasing velocity averages 22 days across 5 leases, while the historical all-time average DOM stands at 26 days across 7 recorded transactions.
How much more will a unit with a parking spot in King rent for versus a unit without one?
FastScreen cannot establish a reliable municipal parking premium for King because the available transaction sample does not provide a separate, comparable subset of unbundled parking leases to isolate a positive dollar uplift.
How should King landlords price their rental units to prevent vacancy?
King landlords should price their rental units by anchoring to realized transactions rather than asking ceilings, noting that active listings average $2,715 per month against a latest 30-day realized average of $2,650 per month. With a 16-day average DOM indicating brisk leasing velocity, mispricing relative to the core median rent of $2,400 per month risks extended vacancy despite strong regional demand.
Are parking spaces, lockers, and utilities included in King rents?
King's rental dataset does not contain explicit information regarding the inclusion or exclusion of lockers, hydro, water, or utilities across recorded leases, and therefore local inclusion practices cannot be determined from the available FastScreen data.