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Youngest neighbourhoods in Toronto

Toronto's youngest neighbourhoods skew heavily toward people in their early twenties. Swansea has the lowest median age in the city at 19.8. Etobicoke North follows at 21.2, and Toronto Centre at 21.8.

Citywide, the median age is 42.0, and just 13.8% of residents are under 15. Median incomes in the youngest neighbourhoods run lower too, Swansea sits around $58,000 and Eglinton around $52,000, well under what older, established neighbourhoods typically report. Yorkville and Malvern East follow close behind, tied at a median age of 25.4.

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Median age
42.0p45
Residents under 15
13.8%p35
Working-age (15–64)
69.2%p70
Density
6,138 /km²p80

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

Top neighbourhoods in Toronto by median age

Neighbourhoodmedian ageMedian income
1. Swansea · Toronto19.8$58,000
2. Jamestown · Toronto21.2$63,200
3. Toronto Centre · Toronto21.8
4. West Deane Park · Toronto25.0$77,500
5. Eglinton East · Toronto25.2$52,000
6. Bay-Cloverhill · Toronto25.4$80,000
7. Malvern East · Toronto25.4$71,500
8. Flemingdon Park · Toronto25.8$52,800
9. University · Toronto26.2
10. Lawrence Heights · Toronto26.2$58,800
11. Thorncliffe Park · Toronto26.4$67,000
12. Downtown Yonge · Toronto26.4$75,500
13. Jane/Firgrove · Toronto26.6$55,600
14. North York · Toronto26.6$62,400
15. Garden District · Toronto27.0$73,500
16. Lambton Baby Point · Toronto27.0$64,000
17. Rustic · Toronto27.2$51,200
18. Lawrence Manor · Toronto27.2$150,000
19. Elms-Old Rexdale · Toronto27.4$47,600
20. Village at York University · Toronto27.6$88,000

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Common questions

What is the youngest neighbourhood in Toronto?

Swansea has the lowest median age in the city, at 19.8. Etobicoke North and Toronto Centre follow, with median ages of 21.2 and 21.8.

How old is the average Toronto resident?

Citywide, the median age is 42.0. Just 13.8% of residents are under 15, while 69.2% fall in the working-age range of 15 to 64.

Do young neighbourhoods in Toronto have lower incomes?

Generally, yes. Swansea, the youngest neighbourhood at a median age of 19.8, has a median income around $58,000. Eglinton, with a median age of 25.2, sits around $52,000.