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Newcomer hubs neighbourhoods in Cambridge

Country Club Estates ranks as Cambridge's top newcomer hub, followed by Puslinch Lake Conservation Area and Fisher Mills. In these neighbourhoods immigrants make up the largest share of residents, about 49% in Country Club Estates, 44% in Puslinch Lake Conservation Area, and 43% in Fisher Mills. Income here tends to run higher than the city as a whole, with Country Club Estates at about $128,000 and Fisher Mills at $106,000.

City-wide, about 23.3% of Cambridge residents are immigrants, and 77.6% speak English at home versus just 0.1% French. Non-official languages are spoken by 5.7% of the city. Grand River and Littles Corners also rank high for newcomers, with immigrant shares of about 42% and 36%, but have lower typical incomes, closer to $77,500 and $105,000.

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Immigrants
23.3%p50
Non-official language at home
5.7%p55
English at home
77.6%p45
French at home
0.1%p70

The first bar is the headline ranking metric; the rest are related axes for context. Bars are the Cambridgeaggregate's percentile rank vs Ontario's 20,000+ census areas.

Top neighbourhoods in Cambridge by immigrants

NeighbourhoodimmigrantsMedian income
1. Country Club Estates · Cambridge49$128,000
2. Puslinch Lake Conservation Area · Cambridge44$103,000
3. Fisher Mills · Cambridge43$106,000
4. Grand River · Cambridge42$77,500
5. Franklin & Avenue · Cambridge36$126,000
6. Littles Corners · Cambridge36$105,000
7. Can-Amera & Franklin · Cambridge35$103,000
8. Black Bridge & Baldwin · Cambridge34$111,000
9. Hespeler & Bishop · Cambridge33$77,500
10. Blair · Cambridge32$75,500
11. Sixty Hill · Cambridge32$99,000
12. Can-Amera & Burnett · Cambridge32$106,000
13. Lusitania Villas · Cambridge32$72,500
14. Blenheim & Roseville · Cambridge31$115,000
15. Townline & Ellis · Cambridge31$118,000
16. Avenue & Cowan · Cambridge31$105,000
17. Franklin & Saginaw · Cambridge29$103,000
18. Franklin & Elgin · Cambridge29$99,000
19. Saginaw & Burnett · Cambridge28$97,000
20. Galt · Cambridge28$70,500

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Common questions

Which Cambridge neighbourhood has the most newcomers?

Country Club Estates ranks first, ahead of Puslinch Lake Conservation Area and Fisher Mills, with immigrants making up about 49% of residents. Median income there is about $128,000, on the higher end for the city.

What share of Cambridge is made up of immigrants?

About 23.3% of Cambridge residents are immigrants city-wide. English is spoken at home by 77.6% of people, while French sits at just 0.1%.

Are newcomer neighbourhoods in Cambridge affordable?

It's mixed. Grand River, one of the top newcomer areas, has a typical income around $77,500. Country Club Estates, also a newcomer hub, runs much higher at about $128,000, so there's no single price tag on these neighbourhoods.

Does Cambridge have a francophone community?

Not really. Only about 0.1% of Cambridge residents speak French at home, far behind English at 77.6% and other non-official languages at 5.7%.