Overview · Toronto, ON

University, Toronto

Neighbourhood data across five lenses. 12 dissemination areas. Population approximately 7,595. Updated 2026.

At a glance

Tap any lens to jump to its data. Each is a 0 to 100 score versus other Toronto neighbourhoods.

Notable in this neighbourhood
Easy to get around.Accessibility scores 90/100, the top quintile of Toronto.
Safety needs a closer look here.Safety scores 35/100, the fourth quintile of Toronto.
Low mapped climate risk.Climate scores 62/100, the second quintile of Toronto.

Safety

Lighting
86
Health access
77
Fire access
75
Police access
74
Traffic
27
Low crime
2
Quiet
0

University scores 35/100 on safety, the fourth quintile of Toronto neighbourhoods. Its strongest signal is street lighting.

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Property Value

Renovation
84
Median value
60
Development
52
Rental
25

University scores 40/100 on property value, the middle band of Toronto neighbourhoods. Its strongest signal is median value.

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Accessibility

Recreation
100
Health
99
Schools
98
Dining
96
Grocery
95
Retail
94
Transit
92
Trails
39

University scores 90/100 on accessibility, the top quintile of Toronto neighbourhoods. Its strongest signal is recreation.

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Climate

Mapped climate risk index: 38/100

University scores 62/100 on climate, the second quintile of Toronto neighbourhoods.

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Census

Commute
88
Dwelling value
72
Density
70
Employment
65
Income
60
Culture
38
Equality
16

University scores 58/100 on census, the middle band of Toronto neighbourhoods. Its strongest signal is population density.

Ask: "Who lives in University?"

Map

Map of University, Toronto showing the community boundary

Frequently asked

What is University like as a neighbourhood?
University scores 57/100 overall in Toronto, a composite of five lenses (safety, property value, accessibility, census, and climate). It is strongest on accessibility.
What does University score best on?
University's standout lens is accessibility, at 90/100, the top quintile of Toronto neighbourhoods.
How are University's scores calculated?
Each lens is a 0 to 100 percentile rank against every other Toronto neighbourhood, computed from population-weighted dissemination-area data. Higher is better, except climate which reflects mapped hazard exposure.

Nearby neighbourhoods

Updated
May 15, 2026
Methodology
Coverage
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