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Downsview Real Estate Overview
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Thanks to the area being the farthest point on the Spadina and University line, residents in the area enjoy great access to the public transit system. Buses ply the vicinity as well, connecting dwellers with the heart of the city and neighbouring communities in the north. And with the relatively new Downsview Park TTC and GO Transit stations, transport options are that much more convenient.
Home to Canada’s only urban park, the Downviews Park that is spread across an expansive 527 acres and forms a backdrop for an inexhaustive list of activities and events. This residential area also features a ton of restaurants, services, shops, schools, parks, and recreational facilities. With a vibrant communal vibe that bolsters the neighbourhood, this homeowner haven is the quintessential example of Canadian suburban living at its finest.
Who Lives In Downsview Roding Homes
Downsview Roding is home to a large number of young families. About 85% of the population are under 65 years. Couples with kids form the largest demographic in the area at 47%, followed by couples without kids at 28% and singles at 25%.
While about 42% of the population earn an average income between $50,000 and $150,000, the neighbourhood's average household income is a little over $67,000. And the top 3 spoken languages are English, Italian, and Spanish.
With a big Italian community nestled around Keeles Street, a Jewish community on Wilson Avenue and Bathurst Street and a considerable immigrant population, the area is an eclectic mix of people from diverse backgrounds.
Downsview Roding Homes Are Perfect For
Downsview is undoubtedly a great place for families to raise their children. With affordable housing solutions and so many family-friendly features in the area, it’s not surprising that this community is a popular homeowner and renter destination for young and growing families.
While swaths of this Toronto neighbourhood, close to the industrial terrain are populated with folk who work there, the area located south of York University Heights has a vibrant student vibe. So from working professionals to college students, the community has a variety of homes for sale where prospective homeowners and renters will find what they are looking for
Downsview Roding Homes Are Not So Perfect For
With Highways 401 and 400 running along its periphery, parts of the community can get quite noisy. So for those people looking for a peaceful home, this area might not be the most suitable solution.
The neighbourhood is located about 40 minutes away from the city centre. For folk who work in the city and are looking for quick commutes to and from work, the Downsview community is not the best of options.
Life And Style, Amenities, And Things To Do In Downsview
Downsview is blessed with an abundance of both modern and natural amenities. There is always something to keep residents occupied and entertained on the weekends, without them having to travel outside the confines of the neighbourhood.
Downsview boasts several landmarks. Just to the south in Yorkdale is the Yorkdale Shopping Centre, a popular retail hub. This shopaholics’ paradise spreads across an expansive 2 million square feet of space with 270 retail stores, and home to luxury brands and designer labels. From technology to home décor and everything in between, this bustling terrain is one of the premier shopping destinations in the country.
The North York Sheridan Mall, the Sheppard Plaza, and a bustling commercial district at Bathurst and Wilson Avenue provide even more options to suit a variety of lifestyle preferences.
When it comes to restaurants too, the area has a wide range of eateries that cater to diverse palates. Peter G's Bar and Grill, Mastro's Ristorante Italiano, Pho Con Bo Ltd, Hung Long Restaurant, Mustafa Turkish Kebap, and JOEY Yorkdale are just a few of the many popular restaurants that feature a range of delicious cuisines.
Another popular haunt is Downsview Park. This outdoor and sports enthusiast's haven features a plethora of facilities including an ice rink, gymnasium, volleyball and basketball courts, a wildlife centre, a climbing space, outdoor sports fields, a Grand Prix Kartways go-cart track and a Drive Test centre. From sports leagues and fun education learning programs to social events, residents in the community enjoy a range of recreational activities all year round. Downsview Dells and Chalkfarm Park have playgrounds, bike trails, idyllic picnic spots, and even some fire pits, so the weekends are sheer bliss.
Golf aficionados in the area make a beeline for the Oakdale Golf & Country Club. Nestled west of Jane Street this facility is one of Toronto’s finest private clubs. And this is what's so endearing about Downsview – there's something for everyone.
Because of the vibrant young demographic that call this neighbourhood home, there are plenty of elementary, secondary and high schools in and around the area. While The Tumpane Public School, The Calico Public School, Downsview Secondary School, and Beverly Heights Middle School are part of the public education system, Saint Gerard Majella and Saint Martha schools are private establishments.
Downsview Roding Real Estate Market
The neighbourhood has an eclectic mix of homes for sale including detached and semi-detached houses, and split level homes into decent-sized lots with private driveways. Since several of the homes have been custom-built to blend in with the lush environment, they provide their occupants with picturesque parkland views.
A considerable percentage of residents live in detached houses, and the size of properties vary depending on which section of the community they are located in. There is a mix of trendy condominiums and rental apartments for sale running along the main streets as well. While some swaths of the area feature older dwellings that aren’t very well maintained, other parts boast new, modern addresses that help elevate the aesthetic of the neighbourhood.
Overall, Downsview has one of the more economical real estate markets in Toronto because of below-average prices for both homeowners and renters alike. About 51% of the dwellers in the area are renters, and 49% are homeowners, and thanks to its range of housing options, there is something that caters to everyone's wallet.
From Downsview’s affordable and modern homes and lush green spaces to its extensive range of facilities and services, and its dynamic community spirit, the neighbourhood provides its residents with the best of everything. So it's no surprise that this community is a popular destination for homeowners and investors alike.