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Most affordable neighbourhoods in Guelph

Guelph's median family income citywide is about $98,000, and 21.9% of households spend 30% or more of their income on housing. Renters make up 31.8% of the city.

The most affordable pockets run well below that median. Priory Park has the lowest median after-tax family income in the city, $61,200, with a median age of 42.8. Parkwood Gardens and Guelph Junction are tied next at $63,600, though Guelph Junction is younger, median age 31.4 versus 32.8 in Parkwood Gardens. The Junction Neighbourhood Group sits at $67,500, and Guelph Downtown comes in higher still at $79,000.

Guelph on this axis

Median family income
$98,000p50
30%+ of income on housing
21.9%p55
Renters
31.8%p65
Density
2,973 /km²p50

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

Top neighbourhoods in Guelph by median after-tax family income

Neighbourhoodmedian after-tax family incomeMedian age
1. Onward Willow · Guelph$57,60033.6
2. Hanlon Creek · Guelph$61,20042.8
3. Waverley · Guelph$63,20073.0
4. Parkwood Gardens · Guelph$63,60032.8
5. Wyndham & Woolwich · Guelph$65,00035.6
6. Stevenson & Elizabeth · Guelph$67,00041.2
7. The Junction · Guelph$67,50043.6
8. West Willow Woods · Guelph$70,00034.8
9. Two Rivers · Guelph$71,00044.0
10. Old City · Guelph$71,00035.2
11. Woodlawn & Woolwich · Guelph$72,50077.0
12. Brant · Guelph$76,00039.6
13. Guelph Downtown · Guelph$79,00032.8
14. Grange Hill East · Guelph$79,50032.8
15. Old University · Guelph$82,00040.8
16. Exhibition Park · Guelph$83,00040.0
17. Exhbition Park · Guelph$83,00050.8
18. College & Gordon · Guelph$84,00022.8
19. Eastview & Victoria · Guelph$84,00034.8
20. Priory Park · Guelph$84,00032.8

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Common questions

What is the most affordable neighbourhood in Guelph?

Priory Park is the most affordable, with a median after-tax family income of $61,200. Parkwood Gardens and Guelph Junction follow, tied at $63,600.

How much of their income do Guelph households spend on housing?

Citywide, 21.9% of households spend 30% or more of their income on housing.

What is the median family income in Guelph?

About $98,000 citywide, though several neighbourhoods run well below that, Priory Park sits at $61,200 and Parkwood Gardens and Guelph Junction at $63,600.

Are there a lot of renters in Guelph?

Renters make up about 31.8% of the city.