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Scarlett Road, Toronto
270 civic addresses across Etobicoke and York. What this street looks like before you rent there, in plain words.
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What the full report adds for an address on Scarlett Road
This page covers the whole street. The report covers one address, with what is around that exact building:
- The buildingThe City's RentSafeTO evaluation (out of 100) and its pest ratings, year built, storeys and units.
- City recordsBy-law investigations at the address in the last 5 years (heat, property standards), with notices and orders.
- Work and projectsBuilding permits, development and Committee of Adjustment applications nearby.
- The rentThe asking rent next to the area's averages, how they changed over the years, and the guideline.
- Short-term rentalsRegistered short-term rentals and licensed rooming houses around the address.
- Flooding and noiseTRCA hazards, expressways, main roads and railways at the exact address, with the distance.
- Shops, schools and parksThe nearest of each by name with the walking time, and the nearest school of each board.
- Police and fireWithin 200 m of the address, by kind: major crimes, shootings, collisions with injuries, fires.
- Your rightsWhat Ontario's standard lease must say, deposits, and the Landlord and Tenant Board.
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The homes on the street
270 civic addresses on the street, as the City of Toronto's address file lists them.
3 apartment buildings on the street are registered with the City's RentSafeTO program (3 storeys and 10 units or more), with 363 units in all; the report for an address gives that building's City evaluation.
Source: City of Toronto (Address Points; RentSafeTO apartment building registration), Open Government Licence – Toronto, adapted.
Average rents in the area
CMHC rental-market zones: “Etobicoke (South)”, “Etobicoke (Central)”, “Etobicoke (North)”, “York”. October 2025 averages for purpose-built rental apartments; long-time tenants are included, so a new lease usually costs more.
| Unit size | Average rent, October 2025 |
|---|---|
| Studio (bachelor) | $1,342 – $1,693 |
| 1 bedroom | $1,493 – $1,874 |
| 2 bedrooms | $1,762 – $2,200 |
| 3 bedrooms or more | $2,321 – $2,547 |
Ontario's rent increase guideline for 2026 is 2.1%. It caps yearly increases only for units first lived in on or before November 15, 2018: ask when the unit was first occupied.
Source: Adapted from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Rental Market Survey. This does not constitute an endorsement by CMHC. Government of Ontario (rent increase guideline), Open Government Licence – Ontario.
Subway, streetcars and buses
No subway station within 500 m of an address on this street.
Bus routes with a stop along the street: 32, 52, 73, 79, 189, 334, 352, 405, 952.
Source: TTC (GTFS data), Open Government Licence – Toronto. Adresscan is not affiliated with the Toronto Transit Commission.
Schools and everyday services nearby
Schools within about 500 m of an address on the street: Lambton Park Community School (English public); The Haney Centre School (English public); Westmount Jr School (English public); St James Catholic Elementary School (English Catholic); Warren Park Jr Public School (English public); H J Alexander Community School (English public) and 3 more.
Within about 300 m of an address on the street: 12 grocery stores and 8 pharmacies.
Nearest hospital emergency department: Hennick Humber Hospital, about 4.7 km from the middle of the street, as the crow flies.
Source: City of Toronto (school locations), Open Government Licence – Toronto; © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), a collaborative map where some places may be missing.
Flooding, expressways and railways
29 addresses on the street are inside a TRCA flood hazard area (the floodplain of a river or creek).
49 addresses on the street are in a TRCA regulated area, near a valley, creek or shoreline, where building work needs a TRCA permit.
The TRCA maps river and lake flooding; basement flooding from sewers after heavy rain is a different risk it does not map.
A railway line runs about 50 m from the street.
Source: Contains information made available under the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)'s Open Data Licence v 1.0; City of Toronto (Toronto Centreline), Open Government Licence – Toronto.
Parking
The street is not in an on-street permit parking area.
1 Green P municipal car park within about 300 m of the street.
Rules change from one block to the next: the report for an address gives the permit area at that address and the car parks nearby, with how full they get.
Source: City of Toronto (on-street permit parking areas; Green P parking occupancy), Open Government Licence – Toronto.
Police and fire reports
In the 3 years to September 2025: 184 major crimes reported to Toronto Police within about 100 m of an address on the street (114 assaults, 38 vehicle thefts, 17 break-ins, 12 robberies, 3 thefts over $5,000), about 61 a year.
In the 3 years to December 2024: 19 fires attended by Toronto Fire Services within about 100 m.
As reported. Toronto Police place every report at the nearest intersection, so these figures cover the blocks along the street, never one building: the report for an address counts them within 200 m of that address, by kind.
Source: Toronto Police Service (Major Crime Indicators), Open Government Licence – Ontario; Toronto Fire Services (Fire Incidents), Open Government Licence – Toronto.
Before you sign on Scarlett Road: five things to check
- 01The rentThe area's average for the unit size next to the asking rent, and when the unit was first lived in: on or before November 15, 2018, yearly increases are capped by the guideline.
- 02The leaseMost Ontario rentals must use the province's Standard Form of Lease; ask for it. A landlord may ask for last month's rent as a deposit, not a damage deposit.
- 03The buildingFor an apartment building, the City's RentSafeTO evaluation; by-law investigations and work with a permit at the address.
- 04Flooding and noiseTRCA flood hazards, expressways, main roads and railways within earshot.
- 05The recordA search of the Landlord and Tenant Board's decisions, and police and fire reports around the address.
Not covered here yet
For Toronto, Adresscan does not have contaminated land (Ontario publishes no open list) or the street parking signs (the City publishes no open file of them). The report for an address shows everything that exists for it.