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Scarborough is a community in Toronto located in the eastern part of the city. Originally a small collection of rural villages and farms, the area became a Township of Scarborough in the mid-1800s and later a city in 1983, and subsequently was amalgamated into the city of Toronto in 1998.
Scarborough itself has maintained it’s unique identity as a community, with no shortage of things to do and places to see. The Scarborough Town Centre is a large mall offering hundreds of stores, services and restaurants—where a whole day could easily be spent shopping and dining. The Toronto Zoo is also a popular destination for locals and visitors to the area.
Scarborough is a primarily urban area, but many parks and green spaces like Bluffers Park, Rouge National Urban Park, and Port Union Waterfront Park are a natural escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. One of the most incredible natural features of the area are the Scarborough Bluffs stretching about 15 kilometres along the Lake Ontario Shore. The Bluffs are a natural formation escarpment with sedimentary deposits that are over 12,000 years old and formed by natural erosion from the lake. This has resulted in breathtaking views along the trails and beaches of the Bluffs.
Scarborough is one of the Toronto’s most developing areas, with more affordable home prices than in many of Toronto’s other neighborhoods, making it a great place to live in.
The average rent as of 2024 for Scarborough is $1900 for a studio, $2100 for a 1 bedroom, $2800 for a 2 bedroom and $4100 for 3 bedroom apartment.
For families, some of the best areas are L’Amoreaux, Oakrdige, Scarborough VIllage, all boasting community centers with great adult and youth programs, green spaces and top schools. With relatively easy access to highways and transit, it is easy to get around. They have great nooks with parks and playgrounds and have some quiet streets, ideal for families.
For a more upscale and exclusive area, Guildwood Village is a great option. Boasting a major landmark; the Guild Inn, a members association, nature trail and waterfront views, the prices are worth it for the residents. Guildwood Village is a quick drive from renowned Bluffer’s park and close to highways making it ideal for easy living.
Being Lake Ontario coastal, Scarborough boasts some of the most gorgeous waterfront communities in Toronto. The best neighborhoods for views and overall living include Birch Cliff and Scarborough Village. Both known for exquisite, almost exotic looking waterfront views and proximity to Bluffer’s park, they are true waterfront oasis living in the city. With many parks with waterfront trails and seasonal fun, anyone looking for waterfront living can rest assured in these communities. Complete with access to highways and transit, they are also easy to navigate.
Known for its diversity and incomparable green spaces, Scarborough is popular for its famous Toronto Zoo, Rouge National Urban Park, Scarborough Bluffs, Scarborough Town Centre and Guild Park and Gardens.
Some notable primary, elementary, secondary and high schools with high ratings in Scarborough include West Rouge Public School, Kennedy Public School, CD Farqaharson and David Lewis Public School.
With children as a priority, some top rated daycares in Scarborough are Kids Love Daycare and Montessori, Small World Big Dreams Child Care, Kiddies Lodge Daycare Centre with many already trusting them with childcare.
Scarborough has three major healthcare systems being Birchmount Hospital, Centenary Hospital, General 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 $120 in Scarborough.
90% of public transit is accessible, making it exceptionally convenient and easy to commute using the transit system.
For those looking for nature, recreation and fresh air some notable parks and centers are Oakridge Community Recreation Centre, Rouge National Urban Park, Guild Park and Gardens, East Point Park and Scarborough Bluffs with many people traveling just to see it.
Scarborough has an excellent livability score of 74/100, #249 ranked city in Ontario and #652 in Canada.
