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Etobicoke City Centre, Toronto — Crime, Schools & Walkability

Etobicoke City Centre is a neighbourhood in Toronto. See its safety, schools, walkability, parks, transit and amenities — built from open data and refreshed daily.

52/100
C
HomesTrend Liveability Score

A composite 0–100 from six factors — safety, walkability, schools, park access, transit and grocery access — weighted most heavily toward safety and walkability. Grades: A 80–100 · B 65–79 · C 50–64 · D 35–49 · F 0–34.

Safety & value

Crime Activity
737
Reported criminal-code offences (latest available year) — lower is safer.

Amenities & access

Walkability
71/100
Within-Toronto score — amenity density, transit, street connectivity (HomesTrend).
Transit Access
97/100
Within-Toronto score from transit stop coverage (HomesTrend).
Schools
3
Public & independent schools (Statistics Canada ODEF).
Park Access
9
Parks within / adjacent to the boundary.
Grocery Stores
8
Supermarkets & grocery stores nearby.
Restaurants & Cafes
134
Dining options within the neighbourhood.
Healthcare
52
Hospitals, clinics, dentists, pharmacies.
Transit Stops
143
Public-transit stops in the boundary.
Rec Centres
1
Arenas, community centres, pools, fitness.

Amenity counts via Geoapify (OpenStreetMap). Schools: Statistics Canada ODEF. Transit & parks: open data. Not financial advice.
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto.

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Common questions

Is Etobicoke City Centre a safe neighbourhood in Toronto?
Etobicoke City Centre reports 737 criminal-code offences in the latest available year. Compare it against every Toronto neighbourhood in the interactive explorer. Not financial or safety advice.
What is the liveability score of Etobicoke City Centre?
Etobicoke City Centre scores 52/100 (grade C) on the HomesTrend Liveability Score — a composite of safety, walkability, schools, park access, transit and grocery access, normalized within Toronto.
What amenities does Etobicoke City Centre have?
Etobicoke City Centre has 3 schools, 9 parks, 8 grocery stores and 143 transit stops, among other amenities counted from open data.
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