New Toronto
Neighbourhood in Toronto · #18
Former city: Etobicoke
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About Etobicoke
Former City of Etobicoke, incorporated as a city in 1983.
Names you’ll hear here
- New Toronto
What stands out
- Among the most affordable rents in Etobicoke (median $1,120/mo)
- Highest share of renters in Etobicoke (56% rent)
- Among the likeliest to take transit to work in Etobicoke (25% of commuters)
Living here
- Housing
- Lower housing cost. Median home $950K · renters pay $1,120/mo2021 Census figures, not current prices. Rent is what renting households paid, utilities included, counting long-time tenants, subsidized homes and basement suites, so it sits below what a new lease costs. Use them to compare neighbourhoods, not to budget.
- To Union
- 45–60 min. About 55 min by transit, weekday morning
- Getting to work
- Mixed. 65% drive · 25% transit · 8% walk or bike
- Households
- A mix. 56% rent
- Tree canopy
- Under 15%. 14% of the land is under treesSatellite land cover, 2021 (ESA WorldCover, 10 m).
- Home types
- Detached 29% · Semi & row 9% · Low-rise 39% · Towers 22%
- Built
- 1960 or before 44% · 1961–80 20% · 1981–2000 23% · 2001–21 13%
- Ages
- Under 15 14% · 15–24 10% · 25–44 31% · 45–64 28% · 65+ 16%
- Language at home
- English 79% · No other language above 5%The language each person speaks most often at home. Another 4% name two or more equally.
- Recent immigrants
- 5% arrived in Canada 2016–21Share of residents who immigrated in the five years before the 2021 Census.
2021 Census and TTC/GO schedules, New Toronto. Tiers compare neighbourhoods across Toronto.