Discover Junction Triangle
Neighbourhood overview
What is it like living in Junction Triangle?
The City of Toronto statistical profile used for this guide covers 23,180 residents in 10,185 households. The housing stock is split, with low-rise apartments at 39 per cent of dwellings and high-rise apartments a further 27 per cent. About 50 per cent of households own their home.
Most daily errands here can be done on foot. Local anchors include Aisle 3, Gram's Pizza, Caldense Bakery and When the Pig Came Home Delicatessen.
On the move
How easy is it to get around Junction Triangle?
Walk Score rates Junction Triangle on a 100-point scale for walking, transit and cycling. Exact travel time depends on the address, time of day and service conditions.
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Buying & selling
How is the Junction Triangle real estate market?
Sale Price $1,542,000
Homes Sold 8
Days on Market 7
As of March 2026, TRREB's W02 market area recorded 8 detached sales across Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction. The average sale price was $1,542,000 and homes averaged 7 days on market. These are area-level figures, not a valuation of any individual property.
Education
What schools are in Junction Triangle?
Schools marked Home school are the ones the Toronto District School Board assigns to addresses here, read from its own attendance areas. A neighbourhood usually spans more than one. Catholic and French boards draw their own boundaries. Boards assign a home school per address, so two houses on the same street can be served differently, and boundaries, programs and enrolment rules change. Look up your exact address with the board before it matters.
| JK-6 | Public | Perth Avenue Junior Public School Home school · part of the area | 6.5/10 Provincial rank 1,210 of 3,052 |
| JK-8 | Public | Carleton Village Junior and Senior Public School Home school · part of the area | 3.4/10 Provincial rank 2,781 of 3,052 |
| JK-6 | Public | Indian Road Crescent Junior Public School Home school · part of the area | 7.7/10 Provincial rank 480 of 3,052 |
| JK-8 | Public | Keele Street Public School Home school · part of the area | 6.7/10 Provincial rank 1,062 of 3,052 |
| JK-8 | Public | École élémentaire Charles-Sauriol | Not ranked Not included in the Fraser report |
| JK-8 | Catholic | St Luigi Catholic School | Not ranked Not included in the Fraser report |
| 1-8 | Public | Lucy McCormick Senior School | Not ranked Not included in the Fraser report |
| 9-12 | Public | Humberside Collegiate Institute Home school · part of the area | 9.0/10 Provincial rank 18 of 747 |
| 9-12 | Public | Bloor Collegiate Institute Home school · part of the area | 9.2/10 Provincial rank 12 of 747 |
| 9-12 | Public | Oakwood Collegiate Institute Home school · part of the area | 4.6/10 Provincial rank 591 of 747 |
Find the School Assigned to an Address
Each address is assigned to a specific public school, and boundaries can vary by street. Always confirm the designated school with the local school board. Private schools have separate admission requirements.
Community profile
Who lives in Junction Triangle?
The City of Toronto statistical profile used for this guide covers 23,180 residents in 10,185 households, with an average household size of 2.3 and a median household income of $84,000. Select any segment to read what it represents.
Community statistics use the City of Toronto's Junction-Wallace Emerson neighbourhood profile. This statistical area does not define Junction Triangle's exact neighbourhood boundary.
Parks, shops & local favourites
What is there to do in Junction Triangle?
A glimpse of what you'll find around the neighbourhood. Open the full directory to explore more local places.
Restaurants & dining 8
Grocery & shopping 8
Gym & fitness 5
Recreation & parks 8
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Junction Triangle
What are the boundaries of Junction Triangle?
No single boundary is used by every resident, service or data source. For the community statistics on this page, HomeLife combines the City of Toronto's Junction-Wallace Emerson profile, which describes 23,180 residents.
What types of homes are found in Junction Triangle?
Low-rise apartments make up about 39 per cent of dwellings and high-rise apartments about 27 per cent. About 50 per cent of households rent rather than own, so the mix of tenure and building type changes noticeably from street to street.
Is Junction Triangle a good neighbourhood for families?
About 30 per cent of households include children, and the average household size is 2.3. Suitability still depends on the exact address, school eligibility, housing budget and commute.
What is the Junction Triangle housing market like?
TRREB's W02 market area recorded 57 sales across Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction, with an average sale price of $1,055,350 and an average of 18 days on market. These are area-level figures, not a valuation of any individual property.
Who lives in Junction Triangle?
Median household income in the City profile is $84,000, and 38 per cent of residents aged 25 to 64 hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The community section on this page breaks the figures down further.
How do people get around Junction Triangle?
Junction Triangle's Walk Score ratings are walking 92, transit 98 and cycling 88 on the 100-point scale. Actual travel time depends on the address, the time of day and service conditions.
