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The Toronto Rent Benchmark Table — Mid-2026
What does a Toronto rental actually ask right now? It depends which market you're measuring — so this one-page benchmark refuses to blend: listings data, asking medians, and MLS condo-lease figures each in their own dated column, with a what-it-measures row explaining the spread, June's stabilization signal quoted from the source, and the two lenses every figure needs — incentive depth and the asking-versus-sitting divide. Revised at every national rent report.
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- Three sources, three dated columns — and why the spread is information, not error
- One-bedroom benchmarks: $2,120 to $2,326 depending on what's measured
- June's signal, quoted: rents up 1.2% on the month, the annual decline narrowed to 1.9%
- The two lenses: incentives as deep as months free, and asking versus sitting rents
- Never blend sources; date every number — the benchmark habit that survives any market
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