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North York is a district in the north end of Toronto since it's amalgamation with the city in 1998. Previously it was a township founded in 1922, at a time when it was mostly rural and development from Toronto had yet to expand that far north. It's biggest boom in population and industry came in the 1950’s and 1960’s and has continued to grow since.
The area’s central business district is one of Toronto's most major corporate areas. York University has two campuses in the area, and Seneca College operates several campuses, and Centennial College operates a campus in North York as well.
orth York is home to several museums and the Ontario Science Center, which is one of the first interactive science centers in the world and offers exhibits and activities for all ages year round.
Getting to downtown Toronto is as quick as taking the TTC, making it an exceedingly popular place to live for commuters and locals as well as the area’s business sector continues to grow.
The average rent as of 2024 for North York is $2200 for a studio, $2500 for a 1 bedroom, $3300 for a 2 bedroom and $4700 for 3 bedroom apartment.
For families and young professionals, Don Mills, Yonge-Sheppard, Newtonbrook and Willowdale are great because they are further away from the city. All four neighborhoods sport great schools, parks and lots of shopping and entertainment within steps. With a great transit system and decent walkability, getting around and commuting to the city core is easy. While these neighborhoods can lose some points for affordability, the schools, safety, transit, amenities and livability levels the score for many residents calling them home. The lifestyle enjoyed by many is suburban while still being no more than 30 minutes away from the core.
Unfortunately, as a fully land-locked city with no notable bodies of water with residential areas nearby, there are no waterfront communities.
However, many residential homes in various neighborhoods back onto ravines that may have small creeks, adding to a charming and organic lifestyle appeal, perfect for families with pets or kids.
As a rich cultural and educational city, North York offers the Muslim Aga Khan Museum, Ontario Science Centre, and Black Creek Pioneer Village.
For those interested in shopping and lifestyle, the Yorkdale Shopping Centre is one of Ontario’s most upscale shopping malls available. Featuring hundreds of luxury stores, exceptional dining options and plenty of parking, many North York natives call it their second home.
For those looking for an organic and natural environment, Edwards Gardens and Toronto Botanical Gardens are a must-see.
Some notable primary, elementary, secondary and high schools with high ratings in North York include Seneca Hill Public School, Hillmount Public School, Arbor Glen Public School andHollywood Public School.
With children as a priority, some top rated daycares in North York are Little Prints Daycare, Downsview Child Care Centre and Yorkview Kids Care-North York Inc, with many already trusting them with childcare.
North York has two major healthcare systems, North York General Hospital and Humber River Hospital, both sporting huge spaces, professional medical staff and lots of parking.
With a high population density in North York, parking is sought after for many tenants, putting the average parking spot rental at around
$100 in North York.
As a densely populated city, 95% of public transit is accessible, making it exceptionally convenient and easy to commute using the transit system.
With a high population and a lot of green space, North York offers many parks like York Mills Valley Park, Earl Bales Park, G Ross Lord Park, Downsview Dells Park, Sunnybrook Park, all featuring trails, dog parks and playgrounds for kids.
For recreation, there are some top rated centers in North York like Grandravine Community Recreation Centre, Driftwood Community Recreation Centre and O’connor Community Centre, all offering great programs for youth and adults.
North York has an exceptional livability score of 80/100, #113 ranked city in Ontario and #200 in Canada.
