The Lowdown on Humewood-Cedarvale

Your Typical Neighbour

The more home-focused neighbourhoods see wealthy upper and upper-middle class families. The peripheries see the demographics spread a little. Either way, make sure in the holiday season you know how to spell Chanukah!

What We

Retail offerings that span couture and discount store, and some of the finest caribbean food around! Jerk chicken anyone?

What We Don't

Listing Sticker Shock Syndrome.

Property Statistics in Humewood-Cedarvale

All Properties - Statistics

Q4 2023

$1,658,536.00

Average Price

43

New Listings

21

Properties Sold

20

Average Days on Market

95%

% of Asking Price

Detached Houses - Statistics

Q4 2023

$2,261,000

Average Price

23

New Listings

13

Properties Sold

15

Average Days on Market

95%

% of Asking Price

semi-detached - Statistics

Q4 2023

n/a

Average Price

1

New Listings

2

Properties Sold

n/a

Average Days on Market

n/a

% of Asking Price

Condos - Statistics

Q4 2023

$653,000.00

Average Price

17

New Listings

5

Properties Sold

27

Average Days on Market

99%

% of Asking Price

Source: TREB Statistics

There is diversity in this neighbourhood from a housing standpoint, and there is demand for all of it. Cedarvale sees a healthy mix of smaller bungalows and semi-detached houses that intermingle with stately executive style homes on sizeable ravine lots. Multi-plexes and smaller walk-up apartment buildings are also prominent along the outer borders of the neighbourhood where transit and retail are concentrated.While the housing stock is quite varied here, this is hardly what one would refer to as a starter neighbourhood. Prices have grown exponentially and don't show any signs of slowing down in the long run.

Area: 2km

Population: 14,110

Demographics

Kids: 15%

Youth: 12%

Seniors: 11%

Visible Minority: 28.50%

Average Family Income: $123,951

Education

Lower Education: 28%

Higher Education: 14%

Home Ownership

Owned Homes: 2375

Tenanted Homes: 4210

Buses and streetcars surround you with service to the subway Lines closest stations in the area would be Eglinton west right by the Allen and St.clair west station by at the corner of Bathurst. The Eglinton LRT when completed in 2023 will run entirely along Eglinton Avenue for 19 km (12 mi) from the future Mount Dennis station underground to Sunnybrook Park, after which it will run predominantly at-grade along the street's median to Kennedy station, where it will connect underground with Line 2 Bloor–Danforth and Line 3 Scarborough. The Allen Expressway expedites access to the 401. Taking the car downtown in rush hour won’t be the most pleasant no matter how you slice it.

About Humewood-Cedarvale

Welcome to Toronto’s Humewood-Cedarvale neighbourhood!

There are so many things we love about the Humewood-Cedarvale area. Located on St.Clair west this neighbourhood has seen rapid and progressive gentrification. Although homes in the Humewood area were generally built in the 1920s, the combination of renovations, new builds, young families moving in, schools, and new local businesses popping-up, have made this one of Toronto’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.

Humewood and Cedarvale are separated by Vaughan Road, and about a block further east is Cedarvale Ravine – a natural border between the two halves of the community. A short jog, walk, or drive and you find walking trails, hidden by tree cover, that lead you over to Forest Hill Village. You’ll also find a gated dog park, an outdoor hockey rink, arena, and hilly area – perfect for winter tobogganing with the kids. And, if you are lucky enough to purchase a home bordering the Cedarvale ravine, you will have effortless views of treetop and green open spaces that could make anyone forget they were city-dwellers.

Along the St.Clair west strip residents of the Humewood-Cedarvale area are greeted by local coffee shops, such as Crave (and of course, Starbucks), upscale clothing boutiques (like ParPar), specialty bakeries (Mabel’s), interior design studios, spinning and workout rooms, gourmet restaurants (The Rushton Pukka, FK (Frank’s Kitchen, Ferro), and grocers (Loblaws or No Frills). And, if you’re someone who loves farmers markets then the Wychwood Barns Farmer’s Market is sure to please.

If you decide to move to the Humewood-Cedarvale area a fun fact to know is that the neighbourhood is often referred to as “The Woods” because of the many trees, wooded areas, and street names ending in ‘wood’, such as Humewood, Cherrywood, Valewood, Maplewood, Wellwood, and Pinewood.


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