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Toronto is Ontario’s cosmopolitan capital on the shores of beautiful Lake Ontario. In addition to being the country’s centre of industry and finance, Toronto is also home to 11 professional sports teams including the Maple Leafs, the Blue Jays, the Argonauts and the Raptors. Its robust academic community consists of four world-renowned universities, four colleges and over 140 private career colleges.
The arts thrive in Toronto and exhibits at the AGO and ROM are just the beginning of the vast visual art scene. Canadian Music Week, the TD Toronto Jazz Festival and VELD Festival are a few among many music festivals that bring music-lovers from across the globe to celebrate their favorite genres.
As diverse as its population are Toronto’s unique and distinct neighborhoods. From the The Beaches to Bloor West Village and everything in between there are neighborhoods to suit any lifestyle. Historic family homes, new build condos, and repurposed loft-living can all be found in this thriving metropolis. Not to mention the gorgeous views of Lake Ontario and Toronto Island. Boating, swimming, water-skying, kayaking, tennis and hiking are only some of the activities offered in the water and along the shoreline of Lake Ontario.
Continued economic growth and great quality of life give Toronto an edge on most North American cities, and it remains one of the best places in the country to live.
The average rent as of Q4, 2024 for Toronto is $1900 for a studio, $2400 for a 1 bedroom, $3100 for a 2 bedroom, and $3700 for a 3 bedroom apartment.
For families, Lawrence Park North or Danforth are great,highly-walkable and well-connected to the rest of the city by transit. They have an abundance of green spaces and a lot of scattered playgrounds, adding to its family-friendliness. As well as many excellent schools, natural beauty and convenience at your fingertips. Residents are spoiled by quality schools, restaurants and shops.
For young professionals and the cool crowd, West Queen West is a popular lifestyle neighborhood. Named one of the world’s coolest neighborhoods by Vogue magazine, its filled with fun bars, exceptional restaurants and quirky local shops. This area may lose points for affordability but it gains them back for commuters thanks to accessible street cars, bike lanes and walkable streets keeping you connected to the rest of the city
As a coastal city, Toronto has some of the best metropolitan waterfront communities on Lake Ontario.The best waterfront communities are by far Harbourfront and parts of Liberty VIllage. Both sport peak city living with many shops, restaurants and convenience. Most residents are spoiled by beautiful lake views, and depending on where you live, can even see planes taking off from the local Billy Bishop airport on Toronto Island right from your home.
For a more eastern waterfront community, The Beaches provides a more family friendly and suburban community while still offering a “seaside” feel filled with waterfront fun
Known to be one of the culturally rich cities in Canada and being placed on the map of the world as a rising star, Toronto has so much to offer. CN Tower, Royal Ontario Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, Yonge-Dundas Square are all great touristy hot spots for anyone,
For a more local and historic take, St. Lawrence Market, CF Toronto Eaton Centre, The Distillery Historic District offer great fun and genuine feel of the core of Toronto experience
Some notable primary, elementary, secondary and high schools with high ratings in Downtown Toronto include Blythwood Public School, Swansea Junior and Senior Public School, Ossigton/Old Orchard Public School.
With children as a priority, some top rated daycares in Downtown Toronto are Kinder College Early Learning Centre, Downtown Montessori, Hester How Daycare with many already trusting them with childcare.
With a huge population, Toronto offers a few major hospitals like Toronto General Hospital, St Michael’s Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital and Toronto Grace Hospital, all sporting huge spaces, professional medical staff and lots of parking.
With a high population density, parking is sought after for many tenants, putting the average parking spot rental at around $170 in Downtown Toronto.
With one of the best transit systems, 90% of public transit is accessible, making it exceptionally convenient and easy to commute using the transit system. Many residents opt to commute using the transit system as opposed to drive vehicles.
Despite being a metropolitan city, Toronto has many secluded green spaces available like St. James Park, Grange Park, Underpass Park, Barbara Hall Park, HTO Park, Berczy Park, all loved and frequently visited by Toronto natives.
Downtown has an exceptional livability score of 83/100, #22 ranked city in Ontario and #95 in Canada.
