Data-rich profiles of GTA neighbourhoods: prices, transit, schools and what living there is actually like.
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CMHC surveyed all 17 rental zones inside Toronto in October 2025. A one-bedroom on the Etobicoke lakeshore averaged $1,493, the cheapest in the city, and every zone is ranked here with the neighbourhoods in it.
We ranked all 25 GTA municipalities on the 2026 property tax rate and the fastest scheduled GO trip to Union Station, with CMHC rent and Census growth beside them.
We scored all 38 of Mississauga's residential areas on rent, bus and GO access, parkland and schools. Port Credit's village core comes first, and rent barely predicts the rest.
We scored every one of Toronto's 158 neighbourhoods on licensed child-care spaces, City parkland, TDSB and TCDSB schools and TTC stops. Here is the top 15 and the method.
All 158 Toronto neighbourhoods ranked on 2025 police data, per 1,000 residents, with the method in the open and the one neighbourhood whose number is a jail rather than a street.
