Junction Apartments for Rent & Condo Comps

Access granular residential building comps, verified lease benchmarks, and real-time inventory for 26 tracked properties across Junction, Toronto.

Postal Codes Covered:M6H, M6N, M6P

Junction Rental Market Overview

Rental market activity across the Junction submarket in Toronto—anchored by postal forwarding sector M6H—reflects a pronounced pricing gap between landlord asking targets and executed lease contracts through late summer 2026. As of August 31, 2026, the submarket recorded an average realized rent of $2,393 per month based on 24 closed leases over the trailing 30 days, alongside 34 active listings currently on the market. Active rental inventory across 26 tracked buildings commands an average asking rent of $2,848 per month, creating a substantial asking-to-realized spread of $455 per month as prospective tenants leverage negotiations against loftier landlord expectations. Overall, Junction rental rates sit at a 13.49% discount compared to the broader Toronto municipal benchmark of $2,766 per month, offering renters notable relative value. Transaction volume is led by standard 1-bedroom configurations, which account for the largest share of closed leasing activity.

Active Rental Inventory

Listed and Tracked by FastScreen as of August 2026

Current publicly listed rental units and asking prices across Junction

Active Listings
39units
Across 26 buildings
Average Asking Rent
$2,575/mo
0.0% Asking Trend
Average Unit Size
683SF
Asking layout average
Average Asking / SF
$3.85/SF
Current asking rate
Average Days on Market
46days
Active listing age

Closed Leases

Transactions that closed in August 2026 across Junction

Units Leased
25closed
Executed transactions
Average Leased Rent
$2,398/mo
+8.4% MoM Delta
Average Leased SF
661SF
Executed size average
Average Leased / SF
$3.73/SF
Realized per-foot rate
Average Days on Market
29days
Days to execute lease

Junction Rental Rates by Unit Layout

Realized lease pricing, square footage, and pricing spreads across layout configurations based on transactions in August 2026.

Studio / Bachelor
$1,745*/mo
$3.83/SF · 475 SF
*90-day realized benchmark (low 30-day turnover)
-$205 vs Toronto
1-Bedroom
$2,087/mo
$3.89/SF · 554 SF
-$230 vs Toronto
1-Bedroom + Den
$2,210/mo
$3.99/SF · 556 SF
-$372 vs Toronto
2-Bedroom
$2,550/mo
$3.47/SF · 742 SF
-$728 vs Toronto
2-Bedroom + Den
$3,179/mo
$3.42/SF · 937 SF
-$787 vs Toronto
3-Bedroom+
$4,420*/mo
$4.34/SF · 1032 SF
*Toronto benchmark comp
Parity vs Toronto

Junction Tracked Buildings & Lease Comps

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

Junction Point

2625 Dundas St W

$2,150
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.91/SF
Days on Market: 27d
Closed Leases: 3
Active Supply: 4 units
111 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
$2,350
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.59/SF
Days on Market: 19d
Closed Leases: 3
Active Supply: 3 units
242 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
The Crossways - Phase 1

2360 Dundas Street W

$1,629
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $2.96/SF
Days on Market: 26d
Closed Leases: 3
Active Supply: 2 units
1100 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Heintzman Place

60 & 61 Heintzman St

$2,913
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.44/SF
Days on Market: 24d
Closed Leases: 2
Active Supply: 4 units
643 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
The Crossways - Phase 2

2350 Dundas Street W

$1,964
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.02/SF
Days on Market: 69d
Closed Leases: 2
Active Supply: 4 units
Condo ResidenceBuilding Comps
UpsidedownCondos - II

812 Lansdowne Ave

$2,525
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.41/SF
Days on Market: 14d
Closed Leases: 2
Active Supply: 3 units
299 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
UpsidedownCondos - I

816 Lansdowne Ave

$2,050
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.60/SF
Days on Market: 60d
Closed Leases: 2
Active Supply: 3 units
297 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Scout Condos

1787 St Clair Avenue W

$2,400
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $4.48/SF
Days on Market: 25d
Closed Leases: 2
Active Supply: 2 units
269 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Fuse 2

1420 Dupont St

$2,100
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $4.07/SF
Days on Market: 18d
Closed Leases: 2
Active Supply: 1 units
286 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
2870 Dundas Street W

2870 Dundas Street W

$2,425
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.47/SF
Days on Market: 26d
Closed Leases: 2
Active Supply: 0 units
Condo ResidenceBuilding Comps
Fuse

1410 Dupont St

$2,650
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $4.08/SF
Days on Market: 62d
Closed Leases: 1
Active Supply: 5 units
290 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Reunion Crossing

1808 St Clair Ave W

$3,190
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $2.90/SF
Days on Market: 3d
Closed Leases: 1
Active Supply: 4 units
153 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Scout - Scoop 2

1787-1791 St Clair Ave W

$3,000
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $2.81/SF
Days on Market: 93d
Closed Leases: 1
Active Supply: 1 units
269 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Scoop

385 Osler St

$1,800
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.27/SF
Days on Market: 64d
Closed Leases: 1
Active Supply: 1 units
72 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Studio One

121 Prescott Ave

$2,700
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.18/SF
Days on Market: 16d
Closed Leases: 1
Active Supply: 1 units
27 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
3020 Dundas Street W

3020 Dundas Street W

$2,045
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $5.11/SF
Days on Market: 25d
Closed Leases: 1
Active Supply: 1 units
Condo ResidenceBuilding Comps
Wallace Walk Townhomes

370 Wallace Avenue

$2,450
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $4.45/SF
Days on Market: 62d
Closed Leases: 1
Active Supply: 0 units
167 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Junction House

2720 Dundas St W

$2,100
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.82/SF
Days on Market: 5d
Closed Leases: 1
Active Supply: 0 units
151 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Duke

530 Indian Grove

$3,700
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $3.91/SF
Days on Market: 36d
Closed Leases: 1
Active Supply: 0 units
92 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Victoria Lofts

152 Annette St

$3,950
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $4.65/SF
Days on Market: 7d
Closed Leases: 1
Active Supply: 0 units
34 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
1710 St Clair Avenue W

1710 St Clair Avenue W

$1,800
avg leased
Leased $/SF: $2.77/SF
Days on Market: 36d
Closed Leases: 1
Active Supply: 0 units
Condo ResidenceBuilding Comps
Upside Down Condos

815 Lansdowne Avenue

Comps pending
Leased $/SF: —
Days on Market: —
Closed Leases: 0
Active Supply: 0 units
297 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Foundry Lofts

1100 Lansdowne Ave

Comps pending
Leased $/SF: —
Days on Market: —
Closed Leases: 0
Active Supply: 0 units
101 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Wallace Station Lofts

371 Wallace Ave

Comps pending
Leased $/SF: —
Days on Market: —
Closed Leases: 0
Active Supply: 0 units
40 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Arch Lofts

243-245 Perth Ave

Comps pending
Leased $/SF: —
Days on Market: —
Closed Leases: 0
Active Supply: 0 units
39 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Medland Lofts

235 Medland St

Comps pending
Leased $/SF: —
Days on Market: —
Closed Leases: 0
Active Supply: 0 units
13 Total SuitesBuilding Comps
Calculation Methodology & Metrics Context (August 2026)
Average Leased Rent:

Derived from verified closed lease contracts finalized during August 2026 across multi-residential buildings in Junction.

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.

Junction Rental Market Dynamics & Local Yield Trends

Comprehensive Residential Market & Yield Overview for Junction

Rental market activity across the Junction submarket in Toronto—anchored by postal forwarding sector M6H—reflects a pronounced pricing gap between landlord asking targets and executed lease contracts through late summer 2026. As of August 31, 2026, the submarket recorded an average realized rent of $2,393 per month based on 24 closed leases over the trailing 30 days, alongside 34 active listings currently on the market. Active rental inventory across 26 tracked buildings commands an average asking rent of $2,848 per month, creating a substantial asking-to-realized spread of $455 per month as prospective tenants leverage negotiations against loftier landlord expectations. Overall, Junction rental rates sit at a 13.49% discount compared to the broader Toronto municipal benchmark of $2,766 per month, offering renters notable relative value. Transaction volume is led by standard 1-bedroom configurations, which account for the largest share of closed leasing activity.

Submarket Pricing Density & Municipal Benchmark Spread

The realized average lease rate in Junction is currently $2,398/month ($3.73/SF), with an average leasing velocity of 29 Days on Market. Compared to the overall Toronto municipal benchmark ($2,811/month), Junction trades at a 15% discount, reflecting local transit connectivity, tenant demand, and building amenity standards. Within the submarket, building-level lease rates range from The Crossways - Phase 1 ($1,629/mo) to Victoria Lofts ($3,950/mo).

Month Over Month Trends

Short-term pricing movement in the Junction submarket shows a month-over-month rent adjustment of $185, representing an 8.38% increase from the prior 30-day average realized rent of $2,208 per month across 39 closed leases. This upward shift in average monthly lease cost is driven by a higher concentration of multi-bedroom transactions and larger square-foot layouts closing in the current tracking window compared to the previous period, rather than broad-based monthly inflation across identical unit types.

Longer Term Trends & Rental Dispersion

Long-term rental performance across the Junction submarket illustrates steady baseline pricing stability, supported by 122 total historical leases averaging $2,280 per month at $3.70 per square foot. Price dispersion across the submarket spans from an entry-level low of $1,549 per month to a peak of $3,950 per month, with an overall median realized rent of $2,200 per month. The middle 50% of the market—defined by the interquartile range—sees rents fall between the 25th percentile benchmark of $2,000 per month and the 75th percentile benchmark of $2,475 per month, reflecting a tight dispersion spread of $475 that separates accessible entry-level apartments from premium loft inventory.

Currently across Junction's 26 tracked multi-family properties, there are 39 active rental listings with an average asking rent of $2,575/month ($3.85/SF). For closed transactions executed in August 2026, realized lease agreements averaged $2,398/month, representing real-world contract values negotiated between property owners and prospective tenants.

For Renters

Renters searching in the Junction should target a middle 50% budget range of $2,000 to $2,475 per month, where the bulk of standard 1-bedroom and 1-bedroom plus den suites trade. Stepping up from a standard 1-bedroom layout to a 2-bedroom suite commands an average rent step-up of $616 per month (a 30.46% increase), delivering an additional 179 square feet of living space. Renters should anticipate properties to sit on the market for an average of 30 days, granting reasonable time to evaluate options. When reviewing lease contracts, prospective tenants should confirm whether reserved parking is bundled, as unbundled parking structures can add notable monthly premiums depending on the building.

For Landlords

Landlords and condo investors operating in the Junction must account for the current asking-to-realized spread of $455 per month, which highlights the risk of overpricing in a market where active listings average $2,848 per month against closed leases averaging $2,393 per month. Properties that anchor asking rates too far above recent closed benchmarks risk experiencing extended vacancies that exceed the submarket average of 30 days. To maintain competitive absorption, owners should price units in close alignment with realized historical comps in the middle 50% dispersion band while clearly factoring in the presence or absence of reserved parking to attract qualified applicants swiftly.

For Realtors

Real estate professionals representing clients in the Junction should closely monitor the 41.4% absorption rate and the 8-day leasing lag relative to downtown Toronto. Because properties take an average of 30 days to lease—compared to the 22-day municipal average—agents must actively manage client negotiation expectations, particularly given the $455 gap between average asking rents and closed transaction prices. Guiding landlords to price near realized benchmarks rather than aspirational peaks remains essential for maintaining liquidity across the 26 tracked multi-residential buildings in the M6H postal area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Junction Rental Market & Leasing FAQs

Essential insights for tenants, property owners, and real estate professionals navigating Junction, Toronto

What is the average rent for a condominium or apartment in Junction, Toronto?

Junction's average realized lease price is $2,393 per month ($3.76 per square foot), based on 24 recorded transactions over the trailing 30 days ending August 31, 2026. The middle 50% of the market spans from a 25th percentile rent of $2,000 per month to a 75th percentile rent of $2,475 per month, with an overall median rent of $2,200 per month. This places Junction rents at a 13.49% discount compared to the broader Toronto municipal average of $2,766 per month.

How much is a 1-bedroom apartment in Junction?

The average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Junction, Toronto is $2,087 per month ($3.89 per square foot) based on 30-day data, while 1-bedroom plus den suites average $2,210 per month based on trailing 30-day lease comps. Most standard 1-bedroom units lease between $1,900 (25th percentile) and $2,100 (75th percentile) per month, with an average unit size of 545 square feet across 180-day tracking.

How much is a 2-bedroom apartment in Junction?

The average rent for a 2-bedroom apartment in Junction, Toronto is $2,560 per month ($3.54 per square foot) based on trailing 30-day data, while 2-bedroom plus den suites average $3,179 per month. Standard 2-bedroom units lease within a middle 50% range of $2,400 to $2,694 per month, representing an average monthly rent step-up of $616 and an additional 179 square feet when stepping up from a 1-bedroom layout.

How much is a 3-bedroom apartment in Junction?

Three-bedroom apartment rentals in Junction represent a highly scarce inventory segment with zero closed transactions recorded in the current tracking period. Renters seeking multi-bedroom layouts should monitor active listings closely as larger suites become available, noting that active family-sized inventory averages $5,550 per month across roughly 1,300 square feet.

What are the most affordable and premium condo and apartment buildings in Junction?

Within Junction, Victoria Lofts commands the highest average lease rate at approximately $3,950 per month, while entry-level private transactions across tracked submarket inventory start around $1,671 per month at The Crossways - Phase 1.

How does rent in Junction compare to the overall Toronto average?

Junction rents average $2,393 per month, which is lower than the overall Toronto average of $2,766 per month (a spread of $373 or 13.49%). Properties in Junction spend an average of 30 days on the market—leasing 8 days slower than the broader Toronto municipal benchmark of 22 days.

What are the postal code FSAs for Junction?

Condo and apartment rentals in Junction primarily fall within postal forward sortation areas (FSAs) such as M6H.

How fast do rental units lease in Junction (Days on Market)?

Rental listings in Junction spend an average of 30 days on the market before leasing, based on 30-day tracking through August 31, 2026—leasing 8 days slower than the broader Toronto municipal benchmark of 22 days.

How should landlords price their rental listings in Junction to avoid vacancy loss?

With active listings averaging $2,848 per month against closed leases at $2,393 per month—an asking-to-realized spread of $455 per month—landlords in Junction should align asking prices with recent closed lease benchmarks rather than aspirational targets to prevent vacancy extending past the submarket average of 30 days.

How much more will a unit with a parking spot in Junction rent for versus a unit without one?

Reserved parking in Junction adds an estimated $190 to $461 per month across 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom rental layouts, respectively, based on verified unbundled lease comps.

Are parking spaces, lockers, and utilities included in Junction rents?

Standard lease agreements in Ontario require renters to set up separate accounts for suite hydro and heating/cooling power. Water service and common amenity upkeep are almost universally included in the owner's monthly maintenance fees.

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