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Building and change
Building permits, last 12 months37719th most27443rd most28542nd most184
Active planning proposals1462nd most1157th most1178th most11
Garden and laneway suites since 20211005th most967th most5628th most26
New homes added by permits since 20211,67939th most1,14657th most1,64341st most797
Registered short-term rentals958th most996th most5817th most21
Properties on the Heritage Register1949th most1164th most2047th most5
Safety, 2025
Major crime per 100,000 residents1,12776th highest1,43240th highest1,80520th highest1,107
Assaults per 100,000 residents72060th highest97531st highest1,22416th highest637
Break-ins per 100,000 residents23047th highest23642nd highest27027th highest173
Car thefts per 100,000 residents108127th highest129116th highest111126th highest193
Robberies per 100,000 residents36130th highest6980th highest11129th highest70
Thefts over $5,000 per 100,000 residents32115th highest23136th highest8721st highest46
Collisions that killed or seriously injured someone since 2021, per 10,000 residents3.0129th highest3.2123rd highest8.928th highest5.1
Major crime, 2025 vs the average of 2021–24About the same313 vs 325About the same188 vs 19215% more227 vs 198
Parks, trees and streets
City parks per 10,000 residents7.834th most5.763rd most1.8156th most5.0
Playgrounds per 1,000 children under 152.934th most3.722nd most1.7101st most2.1
City-owned street trees per 1,000 residents138128th most22581st most20197th most228
Homes in affordable housing projects approved or under way2976th most5264th most11046th most19
City road and sidewalk projects planned or under way1074th most1074th most1257th most10
People, 2021
Median household income$84k80th highest$87k65th highest$78k109th highest$85k
Households that rent49.9%60th highest45.4%81st highest58.5%37th highest45.5%
Renters paying 30% or more of income on housing41.2%53rd highest42.3%43rd highest42.7%41st highest39.0%
Workers who commute by transit32.9%25th highest27.6%61st highest27.8%56th highest25.8%
Workers who walk or cycle to work13.9%41st highest22.5%22nd highest23.1%21st highest5.3%
Residents, 202123,18029th highest12,380120th highest11,215132nd highest16,813
Building and change
Building permits, last 12 months
Junction-Wallace Emerson37719th most
Dovercourt Village27443rd most
Dufferin Grove28542nd most
Typical neighbourhood: 184
Active planning proposals
Junction-Wallace Emerson1462nd most
Dovercourt Village1157th most
Dufferin Grove1178th most
Typical neighbourhood: 11
Garden and laneway suites since 2021
Junction-Wallace Emerson1005th most
Dovercourt Village967th most
Dufferin Grove5628th most
Typical neighbourhood: 26
New homes added by permits since 2021
Junction-Wallace Emerson1,67939th most
Dovercourt Village1,14657th most
Dufferin Grove1,64341st most
Typical neighbourhood: 797
Registered short-term rentals
Junction-Wallace Emerson958th most
Dovercourt Village996th most
Dufferin Grove5817th most
Typical neighbourhood: 21
Properties on the Heritage Register
Junction-Wallace Emerson1949th most
Dovercourt Village1164th most
Dufferin Grove2047th most
Typical neighbourhood: 5
Safety, 2025
Major crime per 100,000 residents
Junction-Wallace Emerson1,12776th highest
Dovercourt Village1,43240th highest
Dufferin Grove1,80520th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 1,107
Assaults per 100,000 residents
Junction-Wallace Emerson72060th highest
Dovercourt Village97531st highest
Dufferin Grove1,22416th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 637
Break-ins per 100,000 residents
Junction-Wallace Emerson23047th highest
Dovercourt Village23642nd highest
Dufferin Grove27027th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 173
Car thefts per 100,000 residents
Junction-Wallace Emerson108127th highest
Dovercourt Village129116th highest
Dufferin Grove111126th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 193
Robberies per 100,000 residents
Junction-Wallace Emerson36130th highest
Dovercourt Village6980th highest
Dufferin Grove11129th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 70
Thefts over $5,000 per 100,000 residents
Junction-Wallace Emerson32115th highest
Dovercourt Village23136th highest
Dufferin Grove8721st highest
Typical neighbourhood: 46
Collisions that killed or seriously injured someone since 2021, per 10,000 residents
Junction-Wallace Emerson3.0129th highest
Dovercourt Village3.2123rd highest
Dufferin Grove8.928th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 5.1
Major crime, 2025 vs the average of 2021–24
Junction-Wallace EmersonAbout the same313 vs 325
Dovercourt VillageAbout the same188 vs 192
Dufferin Grove15% more227 vs 198
Parks, trees and streets
City parks per 10,000 residents
Junction-Wallace Emerson7.834th most
Dovercourt Village5.763rd most
Dufferin Grove1.8156th most
Typical neighbourhood: 5.0
Playgrounds per 1,000 children under 15
Junction-Wallace Emerson2.934th most
Dovercourt Village3.722nd most
Dufferin Grove1.7101st most
Typical neighbourhood: 2.1
City-owned street trees per 1,000 residents
Junction-Wallace Emerson138128th most
Dovercourt Village22581st most
Dufferin Grove20197th most
Typical neighbourhood: 228
Homes in affordable housing projects approved or under way
Junction-Wallace Emerson2976th most
Dovercourt Village5264th most
Dufferin Grove11046th most
Typical neighbourhood: 19
City road and sidewalk projects planned or under way
Junction-Wallace Emerson1074th most
Dovercourt Village1074th most
Dufferin Grove1257th most
Typical neighbourhood: 10
People, 2021
Median household income
Junction-Wallace Emerson$84k80th highest
Dovercourt Village$87k65th highest
Dufferin Grove$78k109th highest
Typical neighbourhood: $85k
Households that rent
Junction-Wallace Emerson49.9%60th highest
Dovercourt Village45.4%81st highest
Dufferin Grove58.5%37th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 45.5%
Renters paying 30% or more of income on housing
Junction-Wallace Emerson41.2%53rd highest
Dovercourt Village42.3%43rd highest
Dufferin Grove42.7%41st highest
Typical neighbourhood: 39.0%
Workers who commute by transit
Junction-Wallace Emerson32.9%25th highest
Dovercourt Village27.6%61st highest
Dufferin Grove27.8%56th highest
Typical neighbourhood: 25.8%
Workers who walk or cycle to work
Junction-Wallace Emerson13.9%41st highest
Dovercourt Village22.5%22nd highest
Dufferin Grove23.1%21st highest
Typical neighbourhood: 5.3%
Residents, 2021
Junction-Wallace Emerson23,18029th highest
Dovercourt Village12,380120th highest
Dufferin Grove11,215132nd 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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