The Lowdown on Moss Park

Your Typical Neighbour

This neighbourhood may be a little rough around the edges, but honestly, it’s a one-of-a-kind living experience. The area is dominated by public housing projects, apartment complexes, and student housing - so you really have a diverse crowd of people here. The main park offers a recreational centre, tennis courts, and mobile safe injection sites tend to pop up here. Your typical neighbour might be a young professional new to the city, a Ryerson or George Brown student, or a big Kim’s Convenience fan - the actual store is in this ‘hood! 

 

What We

Location! Moss Park is close to just about everything. You can walk anywhere downtown and wherever you can't walk, there is the TTC

 

What We Don't

Even though gentrification is occurring here, there are still some interesting characters in this hood and the roughness is still visible.

Property Statistics in Moss Park

All Properties - Statistics

Q4 2023

$732,844.00

Average Price

184

New Listings

56

Properties Sold

29

Average Days on Market

99%

% of Asking Price

Detached Houses - Statistics

Q4 2023

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Average Price

5

New Listings

0

Properties Sold

n/a

Average Days on Market

n/a

% of Asking Price

semi-detached - Statistics

Q4 2023

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Average Price

5

New Listings

2

Properties Sold

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Average Days on Market

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% of Asking Price

Condos - Statistics

Q4 2023

$685,000.00

Average Price

163

New Listings

51

Properties Sold

30

Average Days on Market

99%

% of Asking Price

Source: TREB Statistics

Moss Park can be polarizing, but it’s a true urban Toronto mix - even from a real estate perspective. It’s super central - so all the services and conveniences of the downtown core are at your fingertips. It’s also very diverse--ethnically, socioeconomically, and architecturally--so the whole range that is Toronto is on display. If you prefer a more homogenous (some might argue sanitized) version of the city, then this may not be the right place for you. However, for serious urbanites, Moss Park offers everything from rougher multi-unit income properties to some of the edgiest condos and warehouse conversion projects in the city. (Check out Stonecutters Lofts, Boiler Factory Lofts, Glass House Lofts, and Richard Bigley Lofts for great examples.)

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501 Queen Street and 505 Dundas Street streetcar routes operate east-west in the neighbourhood. Bus routes include the 75 Sherbourne along Sherbourne from Rosedale to Queen's Quay and the 65 Parliament Street bus from Castle Frank subway station south to the Esplanade. Commuters have easy access to the Gardiner via Jarvis and parliament and to the DVP. 

About Moss Park

Welcome to Toronto’s Moss Park neighbourhood!

Moss Park is a small residential neighbourhood in downtown Toronto, west of Regent Park and part of Ward 27. The area is typically considered to be between Jarvis and Parliament Streets, south of Dundas. Larger concepts of the area include Corktown, Garden District, as well as a portion of Cabbagetown. Moss Park was once the heart of Toronto’s industrial area and the homes in the area were built to supply living spaces for those workers. in the 1960’s many of the homes and buildings were then demolished to make way for the Moss Park Public Housing Project, and the area surrounding this housing project is knows as Moss Park today. 

This neighbourhood may be a little rough around the edges, but it has a sense of community and many members of the community are dedicated to bettering the neighbourhood. For instance only in Moss Park will you find a year-round produce market inside of a shipping container. The first of its kind! What makes it even more unique is the market is run purely on donations and operates on a pay-what-you-can model, so that fresh healthy food is accessible to everyone. 

 There is an abundance of restaurants, pubs, diners, and more here. The Eaton Centre and Yonge-Dundas Square are just a few blocks away from your doorstep. Ryerson University is a 10-minute walk away, as is the George Brown St. James campus. It’s hard to get bored living around here because there’s always something to do!

 

 


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