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Living in Bathurst Manor
The neighbourhood report card
Overall grade : A
- BSafety9.0
- BBreak-ins1.1
- AGreen space302,219.0
- AParkland share38.4%
How these grades are computed
Grades from A to E, computed automatically from open data (police, city, census). Each criterion ranks this neighbourhood against the other neighbourhoods of the same city: A for the best-placed fifth, E for the lowest fifth. A relative position, not a verdict.
Bathurst Manor shows a major crime rate of 9.0, well below the city average, and the trend over the past year is falling. The neighbourhood also stands out for its green space, with parks covering 38.4% of the land, and for a housing stock still largely made up of older dwellings built 32.6%.
Crime and Safety
The Toronto Police Service recorded 159 major crimes in Bathurst Manor over the latest reporting year, down from 233 the year before, a change of -31.8%. These incidents span assaults, vehicle thefts, break-ins, robberies and major thefts, with assaults making up the largest share at 56.6% of all reports. The neighbourhood's overall rate of 9.0 sits below the city average, placing it at 38 among Toronto's neighbourhoods when ranked from lowest to highest crime.
Break-ins specifically numbered 20 over the same period, translating into a rate of 1.1. That is below the city average, and the year-over-year pattern for break-ins has been stable. For comparison, Toronto as a whole posts a major crime rate of 13.2 and a break-in rate of 1.9, giving useful context for how Bathurst Manor compares with the rest of the city.
18 of 33: the lowest, the highest and Bathurst Manor's neighbours.
Break-ins per 1,000 residents in 2025, all of Toronto : 1.9
Housing Stock
Bathurst Manor counted 6,060 occupied dwellings at the last census. Condominiums make up 16.0% of that stock, while renter households account for 45.8% — a figure that sits close to the city-wide renter share of 48.1%.
Tall apartment buildings represent 33.3% of dwellings here, suggesting a housing mix that still leans toward lower-rise forms compared with denser parts of Toronto. A substantial portion of the stock, 32.6%, was built up to the early post-war years, pointing to an established, mature neighbourhood rather than one shaped by recent development.
19 of 33: the lowest, the highest and Bathurst Manor's neighbours.
Share of renter households, all of Toronto : 48.1%
Parks and Green Space
Based on the City of Toronto's municipal parks inventory, Bathurst Manor holds 11 parks covering 38.4% of the neighbourhood's land. The largest of these, G. Ross Lord Park, anchors a green network that, measured against the number of dwellings, works out above the city average compared with the rest of the city — Bathurst Manor's park area per dwelling is 302,219.0 against a citywide figure of 69,239.0.
Families will find 4 children's playgrounds spread across the neighbourhood, along with 6 outdoor sports fields and courts for organized or casual play. There is 1 community centre serving residents locally, a modest but tangible piece of the recreational picture here.
12 of 33: the lowest, the highest and Bathurst Manor's neighbours.
Share of land occupied by parks, all of Toronto : 12.5%
Rents in the Toronto Area
CMHC does not publish rents specific to Bathurst Manor, so the figures below describe the Toronto census metropolitan area as a whole and should be read as regional context rather than a prediction of what any one building in the neighbourhood charges.
Across the region, bachelor units averaged $1,491, smaller units averaged $1,761, family-sized units averaged $2,045, and the largest units averaged $2,294 in the most recent CMHC survey year. Anyone comparing a specific listing in Bathurst Manor against these regional averages should treat them as a benchmark, not a guarantee.
Practical Notes for Newcomers
With break-ins running below the city average and the broader crime trend falling, Bathurst Manor's safety profile looks reassuring on paper, though basic precautions like securing entry points still make sense anywhere. Renters, who make up 45.8% of households here, may want to look into tenant insurance given how much of the housing stock predates 32.6% and could carry the quirks of older construction.
Buyers weighing a purchase should factor in that condominiums account for only 16.0% of the local stock, which narrows the field compared with more condo-dense neighbourhoods. Getting a mortgage pre-approval early can help clarify what's realistic before house-hunting here, particularly given how regional rents and purchase prices interact across the Toronto CMA.
Frequently asked questions
Is Bathurst Manor a safe neighbourhood?
The major crime rate here is 9.0, which is below the city average, and the year-over-year trend is falling, with a change of -31.8%. Break-ins are also below the city average, at a rate of 1.1.
What kind of housing is available in Bathurst Manor?
The neighbourhood has 6,060 occupied dwellings, with condominiums at 16.0% and renter households at 45.8%. Tall apartment buildings account for 33.3% of the stock, and 32.6% of dwellings were built up to the early post-war years.
How much green space does Bathurst Manor have?
Parks cover 38.4% of the neighbourhood's land across 11 parks, the largest being G. Ross Lord Park. Park area per dwelling is above the city average compared with the citywide figure, and families can also access 4 playgrounds and 6 sports fields and courts.
All the data
| Indicator | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Kilometres of bike lanes, cycle tracks and trails | 6 | Cycling network |
| Break-ins in 2025 Period : 2025 | 20 | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Break-ins compared with the city Period : 2025 | below the city average | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Break-ins per 1,000 residents Period : 2025 | 1.1 | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Year-over-year break-in trend Period : 2025 | stable | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Community centres | 1 | Parks and recreation facilities |
| Share of dwellings in condominiums Period : 2021 | 16.0% | Neighbourhood profiles, 2021 Census |
| Year-over-year change in major crimes Period : 2025 | -31.8% | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Major crime rate compared with the city Period : 2025 | below the city average | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Rank by major crime rate (1 = lowest) Period : 2025 | 38 | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Major crimes per 1,000 residents Period : 2025 | 9.0 | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Year-over-year major crime trend Period : 2025 | falling | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Major crimes reported in 2025 Period : 2025 | 159 | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Major crimes reported in 2024 Period : 2024 | 233 | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Occupied dwellings (2021 Census) Period : 2021 | 6,060 | Neighbourhood profiles, 2021 Census |
| Park area per dwelling compared with the city | above the city average | Green spaces |
| Dwellings in buildings of five or more storeys Period : 2021 | 33.3% | Neighbourhood profiles, 2021 Census |
| Largest park in the neighbourhood | G. Ross Lord Park | Green spaces |
| Parks | 11 | Green spaces |
| Share of land occupied by parks | 38.4% | Green spaces |
| Square metres of park per 1,000 dwellings | 302,219.0 | Green spaces |
| Children's playgrounds | 4 | Parks and recreation facilities |
| Population (2025, police estimate) Period : 2025 | 17,639 | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Dwellings built in 1960 or earlier Period : 2021 | 32.6% | Neighbourhood profiles, 2021 Census |
| Share of renter households Period : 2021 | 45.8% | Neighbourhood profiles, 2021 Census |
| Outdoor sports fields and courts | 6 | Parks and recreation facilities |
| Most frequent category Period : 2025 | assaults | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Share of the most frequent category Period : 2025 | 56.6% | Neighbourhood crime rates |
Regional context
| Indicator | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Neighbourhoods covered | 158 | Toronto neighbourhoods (158) |
| Kilometres of bike lanes, cycle tracks and trails, all of Toronto | 661 | Cycling network |
| Break-ins per 1,000 residents in 2025, all of Toronto Period : 2025 | 1.9 | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Major crimes per 1,000 residents in 2025, all of Toronto Period : 2025 | 13.2 | Neighbourhood crime rates |
| Share of land occupied by parks, all of Toronto | 12.5% | Green spaces |
| Square metres of park per 1,000 dwellings, all of Toronto | 69,239.0 | Green spaces |
| Share of renter households, all of Toronto Period : 2021 | 48.1% | Neighbourhood profiles, 2021 Census |
| Average rent, Toronto CMA: one bedroom Period : 2025 | $1,761 | Average rents (Rental Market Survey) |
| Average rent, Toronto CMA: two bedrooms Period : 2025 | $2,045 | Average rents (Rental Market Survey) |
| Average rent, Toronto CMA: three bedrooms or more Period : 2025 | $2,294 | Average rents (Rental Market Survey) |
| Average rent, Toronto CMA: bachelor Period : 2025 | $1,491 | Average rents (Rental Market Survey) |
| Rent survey year | 2025 | Average rents (Rental Market Survey) |
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