789 Yonge St.
For informational purposes only · See full disclaimer on the final section
Above the Toronto rate — 18.9 / 1k vs 13.2. Toronto Police 2025 neighbourhood figures, five crime types, per 1,000 residents. This comparison does not determine whether an area is safe.
396 offences in the peak window.
Yonge Station - Westbound Platform 93m · bus at 117m.
Not on the Heritage Register or inside an HCD boundary (City data).
Renters in Rosedale-Moore Park.
Address Summary.
What we resolved about this location.The 1000m radius spans 7 neighbourhoods. Rosedale-Moore Park covers the largest portion (33%) and anchors the Census population, density, income and tenure statistics in this report.
Neighbourhood Read.
A structured summary of the evidence presented in this report.Address-level context for Rosedale-Moore Park
These figures describe records published by the identified public data sources. They do not predict future events or provide a safety verdict.
Within 1000m of this address, the report found 1,337 reported offences for Jul 1, 2025–Jun 30, 2026 and 382 permit records for May 21, 2025–May 20, 2026. The most frequently recorded categories were Assault, Break and Enter, Robbery. The nearest listed transit stop is Yonge Station - Westbound Platform, approximately 93m away.
What may be useful.
- Transit accessYonge Station - Westbound Platform is approximately 93m away (~2 min).
- Nearby green spaceHarold Town Park is approximately 84m away.
- Street-tree context243 City-maintained trees are mapped within 250m.
- Cycling network9.8km of mapped transport cycling infrastructure falls within 1000m.
What deserves follow-up.
- Reported-crime comparisonThe primary neighbourhood's reported-crime rate is 1.31× the Toronto baseline for the available period. Review the categories in §04 and the timing in §05.
- Nearby development activity349 building permits are shown within 1000m for may 21, 2025–may 20, 2026.
- Heritage statusConfirm with City Heritage Planning that no recent listing, designation or district study covers this address.
- Front-yard parkingNo front-yard parking permit is recorded at this address. Confirm current City requirements if front-yard parking matters to the decision.
- 311 data scopeThe service-request patterns in §07 describe the wider University-Rosedale ward, not this individual address.
Rosedale-Moore Park.
Neighbourhood profile · Census 2021.Calculated from the 2021 Census population and City neighbourhood boundary area.
Statistics Canada 2021 Census · renter households divided by total occupied private households for the primary neighbourhood.
Nearest: Mcdonald International Academy School.
8 Private · 3 TDSB · 3 TCDSB
| Distance | School | Board | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| 310m | Mcdonald International Academy School920 Yonge St | Private | Mixed |
| 457m | Jesse Ketchum Jr & Sr Public School61 Davenport Rd | TDSB | Elementary |
| 572m | Career Quest - Toronto129 Yorkville Ave | Private | Mixed |
| 577m | Rosedale Day School131 Bloor St W | Private | Elementary |
| 655m | Branksome Hall Girls School10 Elm Ave | Private | Mixed |
Reported crime within 1000m.
Toronto Police data · Class 1.Toronto Police count each offence. One incident can include several offences.
Toronto Police's own 2025 neighbourhood figures for the five crime types, per 1,000 residents, put Rosedale-Moore Park above the Toronto rate (1.43×). This covers the whole neighbourhood, not just the 1000m circle, and is not a safety verdict. Areas where many people work, shop or visit but few live, such as downtown, show higher rates per resident.
435 offences · 23,046 residents (police 2025 population estimate)
How it has moved.
Calendar years, oldest on the left. Each bar counts offences that occurred within 1000m in that year. The last bar covers Jan–Jun 2026 only; the same months of 2025 had 594. Toronto over the same years: 41,286 · 49,143 · 46,238 · 41,379 offences with a published location. Recent months may still be revised as late reports arrive.
What changed.
Jan–Jun Change 2024 → 2025
Details
Offence types, 2025
- Assault551
- With weapon193
- Against peace officer33
- Bodily harm29
- Force/threat/impede7
- 5 other types21
Firearm mentioned, 2025
- Offences4
Compared with all of Toronto
- Near this address785 → 834▲6% more
- All of Toronto24,849 → 23,598 citywide▼5% fewer
The change for 2024 → 2025, side by side. City counts are for the whole of Toronto.
Details
Offence types, 2025
- Break & enter172
- With intent46
- Unlawfully in dwelling9
Where, 2025
- Businesses100
- Apartments82
- Houses32
- Other places11
- Schools2
Compared with all of Toronto
- Near this address230 → 227▼1% fewer
- All of Toronto6,813 → 6,093 citywide▼11% fewer
The change for 2024 → 2025, side by side. City counts are for the whole of Toronto.
Details
Offence types, 2025
- With weapon28
- Other24
- Business15
- Mugging8
- Vehicle jacking4
- 3 other types6
Compared with all of Toronto
- Near this address103 → 85▼17% fewer
- All of Toronto3,138 → 2,509 citywide▼20% fewer
The change for 2024 → 2025, side by side. City counts are for the whole of Toronto.
Details
Offence types, 2025
- Theft over55
- From motor vehicle20
- Shoplifting8
- From mail / bag / key4
- Distraction2
- 1 other type1
Compared with all of Toronto
- Near this address120 → 90▼25% fewer
- All of Toronto1,856 → 1,863 citywide▲under 1% more
The change for 2024 → 2025, side by side. City counts are for the whole of Toronto.
Details
Offence types, 2025
- Motor vehicle40
Where, 2025
- Outside (streets, parking lots)33
- Houses5
- Businesses1
- Apartments1
Compared with all of Toronto
- Near this address78 → 40▼49% fewer
- All of Toronto9,582 → 7,316 citywide▼24% fewer
The change for 2024 → 2025, side by side. City counts are for the whole of Toronto.
2026 so far covers Jan–Jun only, so it can't be compared with the full years beside it. The same months of 2025 had 594 offences; 2026 has 655 (▲ 10% more, within normal variation). Early figures may still be revised.
Across Toronto, all five types: 46,238 in 2024 → 41,379 in 2025 (▼ 11% fewer).
"A clear increase" or "A clear decrease" appears only when a change is larger than counts near one address normally swing from year to year, and the larger year has at least 20. Other changes still show their direction and size, marked "Within normal variation". When both years have fewer than 10 offences: "Too few to compare". A change describes reported offences, not how safe a place is.
Reported bicycle thefts, any value
2026 so far: 53, against 62 in the same months of 2025.
Where, 2025
- Outside (streets, parking lots)43
- Other places36
- Businesses32
- Apartments30
- Schools4
- Houses1
Items stolen from a parked vehicle, any value
2026 so far: 75, against 78 in the same months of 2025.
Where, 2025
- Outside (streets, parking lots)101
- Apartments19
- Businesses9
- Other places7
- Houses6
20 of the 142 were over $5,000. Those are also counted in “Theft over $5,000” above, so don’t add the two together.
Safety context.
Distance · time · season · fire · roads.Concentric density.
Bands are nested — 1000m includes all within smaller radii.
When offences occurred.
Counts use the occurrence hour recorded by Toronto Police and are grouped into four six-hour windows. The busiest window is highlighted; this pattern does not predict when future offences will occur. Police record offences with an unknown time at midnight, so the Night window may be slightly overstated.
195 recorded fire incidents.
A clearer view of the City’s published incident types, settings, reported causes and observed response records. These are historical records, not a prediction of fire risk.
Distance only. Perimtr does not estimate emergency response time.
What was recorded
All 195 published records in the circle.
- No-loss outdoor fires
- 159 82%
- Fires
- 36 18%
Common incident settings
Grouped from property-use fields on 195 records.
- Outdoor and public spaces
- 131
- Waste and recycling areas
- 21
- Residential properties
- 19
- Other recorded settings
- 18
Reported causes
Cause was supplied for 36 records classified as fires.
- Misuse of ignition source/material ignited
- 11
- Other Unintended Cause
- 9
- Intentional
- 8
- Mechanical/Electrical Failure
- 4
Recorded impact and arrival
Totals reflect populated source fields; blank fields are not treated as zero.
- People reported rescued
- 1
- Estimated people displaced
- 137
- Reported civilian casualties
- 1
- Median alarm-to-arrival interval
- 4.5 min
Arrival interval is calculated from 195 published incident records. It is historical and is not a service standard or forecast.
Road collisions within 1000m.
All reported collisions
Every collision reported to police within 1000m
2026 so far: 487, against 481 in the same months of 2025.
Of the 969 collisions in 2025:
How serious, 2025
- No one injured (damage only)626
- Someone was injured164
- Hit-and-run (driver left)181
A hit-and-run can also be an injury or a damage-only collision, so these lines can overlap.
Collisions with people not in a car, 2025
- With a cyclist59
- With a pedestrian28
- With a motorcyclist5
These count collisions, not people. Police don’t record here who was hurt or who was at fault.
Killed or seriously injured
Collisions within 1000m where someone died or was badly hurt
People killed or seriously injured, 2022–2025
- Pedestrians10
- Cyclists10
- Motorcyclists2
- Drivers3
- Passengers1
26 collisions in 2022–2025; 3 of them were fatal.
Collisions police published without a location can’t be placed near an address, so they aren’t counted here. Police-published locations may be approximate. Counts describe reported collisions, not how safe a road is.
Development Permits.
Building activity within 1000m · may 21, 2025–may 20, 2026.Sub-permits excluded (plumbing · mechanical · drain).
Counts use distinct City permit numbers; revisions are not counted as separate applications. Closed permits are published in a separate City dataset and are not included in this active-permit report.
| Applied | Distance | Status | Permit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-05-20 | 680m | Not Started - Express | Interior AlterationsBuilding Additions/Alterations |
| 2026-05-20 | 972m | Application Acceptable | Addition(s) Small Residential Projects |
| 2026-05-19 | 298m | Application Acceptable | Interior AlterationsBuilding Additions/Alterations |
| 2026-05-15 | 683m | Application On Hold | Other(SR)Small Residential Projects |
| 2026-05-15 | 934m | Permit Issued | Party Wall Admin PermitsSmall Residential Projects |
| 2026-05-14 | 464m | Application On Hold | Electromagnetic LocksFire/Security Upgrade |
| 2026-05-14 | 489m | Not Started | Interior AlterationsBuilding Additions/Alterations |
| 2026-05-14 | 520m | Not Started | Interior AlterationsBuilding Additions/Alterations |
| 2026-05-12 | 396m | Permit Issued | Interior AlterationsBuilding Additions/Alterations |
| 2026-05-12 | 886m | Not Started | GarageSmall Residential Projects |
311 Service Requests.
Customer-initiated requests · Ward: University-Rosedale.Ward-level, not address-specific. Represents ~30–35% of all 311 contacts — customer-initiated requests from 6 of 45 City divisions. A request does not establish that a condition was verified, that work occurred, or that an issue remains unresolved.
Seasonal service patterns.
The leading included request categories change through the year. These are ward-level submission patterns, not verified conditions at the individual address.
Winter
- Sidewalk Snow Clearing608
- Road Plowing406
- Bin Lid Damaged264
Spring
- Bin Lid Damaged303
- Injured Wildlife261
- Property Standards Violations230
Summer
- Bin Lid Damaged344
- Tree Maintenance335
- Dead Wildlife Pickup306
Fall
- Bin Lid Damaged411
- Graffiti268
- Property Standards Violations267
Infrastructure.
Property-state data that rarely shows up in listings.No matching record.
The entered address did not match a record in the City registry. This is not a legal determination about whether parking is permitted.
No other registered front-yard parking records were found within 250m.
Registry presence does not confirm current legal status, and a front-yard parking licence may not transfer automatically to a new property owner. Confirm the address directly with the City of Toronto.
165 physically mapped tree points.
A compact mapped baseline of broader aerial/LiDAR-derived tree presence alongside the City's maintained street-tree inventory.
Derived height populated for 165 of 165 physical points (100.0%).
City street-tree inventory records; positions and species labels reflect the published dataset.
The sources overlap and their counts must not be added. Physical points are an aerial/LiDAR-derived baseline, not a current census, and can miss trees obscured by buildings, shadows or overlapping vegetation. The street inventory primarily covers City-managed road-allowance trees and some positions may be mapped to a parcel address rather than the tree's precise location. This is not a canopy measurement, and neither source confirms ownership.
9.8km of mapped cycling routes.
Route-centreline length inside the report circle, separated by the kind of cycling environment recorded by the City.
These are centreline kilometres, not lane-kilometres; infrastructure on both sides of a street is not counted twice. The figures describe mapped route geometry, not current availability, condition, comfort or a safety rating. Multi-use trails are reported separately from the headline total.
Heritage status.
Not on the Heritage Register and not inside a Heritage Conservation District boundary (City data as of 1 Sep 2026 for the register and 23 Jun 2026 for district boundaries). Confirm with City Heritage Planning for recent changes. This is a summary of public City data, not legal advice.
14 heritage properties within 150m, including 13 on the same street — a heritage-dense pocket. This is an area-density signal, not a status at this address.
Proximity Profile.
Distance to nearest civic amenities · walk times estimated.Methodology.
Where this data comes from and what it means.How we read your address.
The address you entered is matched against Toronto's official address registry (525,000+ points). The matched coordinates anchor every spatial query in this report. All distances are calculated from this point using haversine (straight-line) geometry.
Events, permits and mapped features tied to locations within the 1000m circle around your address.
- Crime offences · Fire incidents
- Bike thefts · Thefts from cars · Road collisions
- Building permits · Heritage register
- Front-yard parking · Cycling infrastructure
- Street trees · Schools · Proximity POIs
Published at a boundary level. Attributed to the primary neighbourhood — the one with the largest share of your 1000m circle.
- Population · Population density
- Median household income · Renter share
- 311 ward totals
- Census 2021 (Statistics Canada)
| Source | Class | Refresh |
|---|---|---|
| Toronto Police Service — Community Safety Indicators | 1 | City data to 2026-06-30 |
| Toronto Police Service — Bicycle Thefts | 1 | City data to 2026-06-30 |
| Toronto Police Service — Theft from Motor Vehicle | 1 | City data to 2026-06-30 |
| Toronto Police Service — Traffic Collisions | 1 | City data to 2026-06-30 |
| Toronto Police Service — Collisions with Killed or Seriously Injured persons | 1 | City data to 2026-10-11 |
| Toronto Fire Services — Fire Incidents | 1 | Annual |
| City of Toronto — Building Permits | 1 | Weekly |
| City of Toronto — 311 Service Requests | 2 | Annual |
| City of Toronto — Front-Yard Parking | 1 | Weekly |
| City of Toronto — Heritage Register | 1 | City data as of 1 Sep 2026 |
| City of Toronto — Heritage Conservation District boundaries | 1 | City data as of 23 Jun 2026 |
| City of Toronto — Cycling Network | 1 | Quarterly |
| Urban Forestry — Street Trees | 1 | Annual |
| City of Toronto — Parks & Green Space | 1 | Annual |
| TTC — GTFS Stops & Routes | 1 | Weekly |
| Toronto Open Data — Address Points (525k+) | 1 | Annual |
| Toronto Open Data — Neighbourhoods (158) | 2 | Annual |
| Statistics Canada — Census 2021 | 2 | 5-year |
| TDSB / TCDSB / Private — School Locations | 1 | Annual |
What this report is not.
- —Real estate, financial, or legal advice.
- —A prediction of future events, prices, or change.
- —A complete picture. Not yet ingested: flood hazard, zoning, EMS, news, sentiment.
- —A composite score. We describe published records and places, not residents.
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