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Renting in Humber Summit

5 registered rental buildings (447 units) · average RentSafeTO score 92.4 · 13,084 residents · North York Northwest CMHC survey zone

What rents cost here

Humber Summit sits in the North York Northwest survey zone. In that zone's purpose-built buildings (October 2025, CMHC Rental Market Survey): a unit sitting vacant rented for an average of bachelor $1,588, 1-bedroom $1,863, 2-bedroom $2,389 and 3-bedroom+ $2,549, while sitting tenants paid bachelor $1,135, 1-bedroom $1,502, 2-bedroom $1,742 and 3-bedroom+ $1,990. Just 5.7% of units changed tenants in the year to the survey. Vacancy rate: 2.6%. The zone's purpose-built rental stock is about 20,601 units. Average rents here rose 5.7% over the year (same-structure sample).

At the 2021 census, 28% of Humber Summit households rented, 40.9% of renting households spent 30% or more of their income on housing, and 10.4% of renting households were in subsidized housing (median household income $80,000). 18.2% of homes were in apartment buildings of five storeys or more. The average household had 3.1 people and the median age was 40.8.

In 2025, police recorded across Humber Summit: 135 assaults, 88 auto thefts, 52 break-and-enters and 25 robberies — auto theft, robbery, break-and-enter and assault run above the typical Toronto neighbourhood. In 2026 so far (to June): 71 assaults, 35 auto thefts, 17 break-and-enters and 6 robberies. Toronto Police Service open data — figures describe the whole neighbourhood, not any one building.

Every registered rental building in Humber Summit

Scores from City of Toronto RentSafeTO evaluations; order counts from final orders published by Tribunals Ontario (Jan–June 2026), matched by address. Most orders are arrears filings — see how to read an LTB order.

Nearby: Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown · Humbermede · Thistletown-Beaumond Heights · Rexdale-Kipling · Elms-Old Rexdale

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