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Building and change
Safety, 2025
Collisions that killed or seriously injured someone since 2021, per 10,000 residents13.67th highest1.9150th highest4.498th highest5.1
Major crime, 2025 vs the average of 2021–24About the same632 vs 60610% more108 vs 988% fewer209 vs 227
Parks, trees and streets
People, 2021
Renters paying 30% or more of income on housing38.8%82nd highest37.2%96th highest45.4%25th highest39.0%
Building and change
Building permits, last 12 months
Etobicoke City Centre39117th most
Markland Wood94129th most
Humber Bay Shores35156th most
Typical neighbourhood: 184
Active planning proposals
Etobicoke City Centre329th most
Markland Wood6121st most
Humber Bay Shores6121st most
Typical neighbourhood: 11
Garden and laneway suites since 2021
Etobicoke City Centre14113th most
Markland Wood10125th most
Humber Bay Shores0147th most
Typical neighbourhood: 26
New homes added by permits since 2021
Etobicoke City Centre8,0605th most
Markland Wood272128th most
Humber Bay Shores3,80513th most
Typical neighbourhood: 797
Registered short-term rentals
Etobicoke City Centre1987th most
Markland Wood12124th most
Humber Bay Shores11128th most
Typical neighbourhood: 21
Properties on the Heritage Register
Etobicoke City Centre0143rd most
Markland Wood0143rd most
Humber Bay Shores0143rd most
Typical neighbourhood: 5
Safety, 2025
Major crime per 100,000 residents
Etobicoke City Centre2,04513th highest
Markland Wood944114th highest
Humber Bay Shores793139th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 1,107
Assaults per 100,000 residents
Etobicoke City Centre84442nd highest
Markland Wood332140th highest
Humber Bay Shores456122nd highest
Typical neighbourhood: 637
Break-ins per 100,000 residents
Etobicoke City Centre21052nd highest
Markland Wood24538th highest
Humber Bay Shores95135th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 173
Car thefts per 100,000 residents
Etobicoke City Centre6025th highest
Markland Wood17592nd highest
Humber Bay Shores18684th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 193
Robberies per 100,000 residents
Etobicoke City Centre1886th highest
Markland Wood9639th highest
Humber Bay Shores15152nd highest
Typical neighbourhood: 70
Thefts over $5,000 per 100,000 residents
Etobicoke City Centre2015th highest
Markland Wood9615th highest
Humber Bay Shores4289th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 46
Collisions that killed or seriously injured someone since 2021, per 10,000 residents
Etobicoke City Centre13.67th highest
Markland Wood1.9150th highest
Humber Bay Shores4.498th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 5.1
Major crime, 2025 vs the average of 2021–24
Etobicoke City CentreAbout the same632 vs 606
Markland Wood10% more108 vs 98
Humber Bay Shores8% fewer209 vs 227
Parks, trees and streets
City parks per 10,000 residents
Etobicoke City Centre3.8109th most
Markland Wood6.849th most
Humber Bay Shores4.0106th most
Typical neighbourhood: 5.0
Playgrounds per 1,000 children under 15
Etobicoke City Centre2.266th most
Markland Wood3.032nd most
Humber Bay Shores1.2134th most
Typical neighbourhood: 2.1
City-owned street trees per 1,000 residents
Etobicoke City Centre190104th most
Markland Wood37637th most
Humber Bay Shores58150th most
Typical neighbourhood: 228
Homes in affordable housing projects approved or under way
Etobicoke City Centre1,9572nd most
Markland Wood093rd most
Humber Bay Shores9952nd most
Typical neighbourhood: 19
City road and sidewalk projects planned or under way
Etobicoke City Centre1074th most
Markland Wood2518th most
Humber Bay Shores0153rd most
Typical neighbourhood: 10
People, 2021
Median household income
Etobicoke City Centre$83k85th highest
Markland Wood$105k21st highest
Humber Bay Shores$85k74th highest
Typical neighbourhood: $85k
Households that rent
Etobicoke City Centre50.0%59th highest
Markland Wood26.7%140th highest
Humber Bay Shores45.9%75th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 45.5%
Renters paying 30% or more of income on housing
Etobicoke City Centre38.8%82nd highest
Markland Wood37.2%96th highest
Humber Bay Shores45.4%25th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 39.0%
Workers who commute by transit
Etobicoke City Centre30.7%33rd highest
Markland Wood12.2%156th highest
Humber Bay Shores17.9%140th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 25.8%
Workers who walk or cycle to work
Etobicoke City Centre4.5%89th highest
Markland Wood3.6%116th highest
Humber Bay Shores5.6%76th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 5.3%
Residents, 2021
Etobicoke City Centre23,60027th highest
Markland Wood10,365140th highest
Humber Bay Shores22,60534th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 16,813
Building data: City of Toronto, refreshed nightly. Crime: Toronto Police Service neighbourhood crime rates, 2025. People: 2021 Census neighbourhood profiles. Typical neighbourhood: the middle of Toronto’s 158 neighbourhoods; half have more, half have less. Major crime against earlier years compares reported crimes, not rates; under 5% either way is shown as about the same.
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