Condos For Rent in Moss Park

Moss Park Condos For Rent

Known as one of Toronto's more secluded areas, Moss Park, does not have any condo buildings in it.Moss Park is a Walker's Paradise with a walk score of 92. This neighbourhood is Very Bikeable with a bike score of 75. a Rider's Paradise is available in Moss Park. You can find the neighbourhoods of Cabbagetown South and Old Town nearby Moss Park with condos for sale.

Do you love to be outside? There are great parks in Moss Park such as Fred Victor Community Garden and Moss Park. SEATON STREET PHARMACY is a conveniently located pharmacy in Moss Park.

What to Expect

The larger area known as Moss Park includes the neighborhoods of Corktown and Cabbagetown. These areas have already undergone revitalization, with young urban professionals flooding the area and services and shops moving in. The area concentrated around the Moss Park Public Housing remains one of the poorer neighborhoods in Toronto. It houses the Salvation Army Shelter and the densely occupied buildings are rented to many of Toronto’s low income citizens. The neighborhood has benefited greatly from the changes as well as from the many recreation facilities installed to service the community. It’s also a great location for proximity to downtown. In just minutes, the King or Queen streetcar will deliver residents right into the core for work or play.

Demographics

Moss Park, as expected, has mostly working age citizens from the ages of 24 to 39. There are very few young children in the area. In fact, there are almost 50% fewer small children in the area than the rest of Toronto. There are also fewer seniors but with an increased number who live alone compared to other parts of the city. Most people in this area, regardless of age, are single and living alone. With the Moss Park Public Housing and the new condo developments, the homes in the area are dominated by high rise buildings. Most people speak English but there are a number of Spanish and Cantonese speakers as well. The average income is $53,000 owing to the mix of low income households with those in the revitalized buildings.

Lifestyle

The greater area of Moss Park has a lot on offer. Day to day life can include a mix of activities, access to shops and services and great recreation facilities. There are many affordable restaurants that are individually owned and a selection of brand name chains you already know and trust. Outside of the small stretch of Queen E near Parliament, the streets are filled with street level shopping and a vibrant daily street life exist in the area. Local artisans and entrepreneurs are setting up shop and enticing people to shop in the neighborhood. There is equal opportunity to enjoy the shops in the core with easy transportation on the King and Queen streetcars, that will take you into downtown and connect to the subway in minutes. There is no shortage of opportunity for fitness and recreation. Moss Park offers green space, a playground, sports fields and public tennis courts. There is also Moss Park Arena for hockey fans of all ages and abilities. If you need more diversity or choice there is John Innes Community Centre. It has craft rooms and games room, a kitchen facility, a gym and an indoor pool. If that’s not enough, this neighborhood is situated just minutes from the Lakeshore recreation trails.

What you'll love

Location. This neighborhood really is just minutes to downtown and the subway. It also boasts easy access to the Lakeshore and Gardiner. The Value. The aforementioned location makes the prices in Moss Park very attractive by comparison. The Mix. Diversity in the shopping and restaurants is excellent. You’ll get both casual and upscale, and both independent and commercial chains. You won’t lack for choice or value in daily shopping, eating out or special purchases for the home. The walking. This area will delight the pedestrian. Easy to navigate streets and so many nearby features, make this a very walkable zone.