Bay-Cloverhill, Toronto

Bay-Cloverhill is a dense, high-rise downtown Toronto neighbourhood made up mostly of newer condo towers, with a few institutional and park spaces between them. Streets follow the downtown grid, with wide arterial roads and shorter side streets running between tall residential buildings. Most of the buildings went up recently, and the towers sit close together, giving the area a compact, vertical character. Condo apartments make up 97% of the 381 homes sold in the last 24 months. Most of those homes were built between 2013 and 2023, and the typical home has 1 bedroom. The median sale price over that period was $635,000, and the median time on market was 33 days. Right now 40 homes are for sale. No subway or train stations are recorded inside the area. Getting around relies on the surrounding downtown network, including Bay Street, Bloor Street, Yonge Street and University Avenue, along with the subway lines and streetcar routes that run through central Toronto. The Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway are the nearest major highways to the south and east. Shops and services are of the general downtown kind: cafes, restaurants, grocery stores and pharmacies, mostly at street level in the towers and along the main roads nearby. The area has six parks: Breadalbane Park, Clover Hill Park, Dr. Lillian McGregor Park, Opera Place, Queen's Park and St. Mary Street Parkette. No community centres are recorded. There are four libraries inside the area: E. J. Pratt Library, Emmanuel College Library - Victoria University, John M. Kelly Library - St. Michael's College and Regis College Library. St Joseph's College School, part of the Toronto CDSB, is the school inside the area.