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Neighbourhoods›Toronto›Etobicoke›Long Branch

Neighbourhood guide

Long Branch, Toronto

Built by LIQWD from the 2021 Census and city open data. Updated September 2026.

Long Branch sits at the western edge of Etobicoke, home to 11,360 people living in 5,290 occupied private dwellings. The mix leans toward apartments, with low-rise buildings making up 38% of dwellings and apartments in buildings of five storeys or more another 25%, alongside 1,545 detached houses at 29%. Ownership is split evenly, with owners at 50% and renters at 50%. Almost 1,995 homes were built in 1960 or before, giving the area a good share of older stock, though 605 homes were added between 2016 and 2021.

Median household income was $83,000 as of 2020, and average household size is 2.2. In the 2021 Census, owners put the value of their homes at a median of $1,000,000, with an average of $1,088,000. Most residents commute by car, truck or van, at 70%, while 21% use public transit.

The sections below cover the homes, who lives here, getting around, schools, and new homes nearby.

Long Branch at a glance

People

11,360

2021 Census

Own their home

50%

50% rent

Most common home

38%

low-rise apartments

Largest building era

1960 or before

by homes still standing

Source: Statistics Canada, Census 2021, via City of Toronto Open Data (Neighbourhood Profiles, 158 model). Open Government Licence – Toronto.

The homes

5,290 occupied private dwellings in the 2021 Census.

What kind

  • Low-rise apartments38% · 2,005
  • Detached houses29% · 1,545
  • Apartments in buildings of five storeys or more25% · 1,310
  • Duplex apartments5% · 240
  • Semi-detached houses2% · 95
  • Townhouses2% · 80
  • Other attached houses0% · 20
  • Movable dwellings0% · 0

When they were built

  • 1960 or before38% · 1,995
  • 1961 to 198025% · 1,305
  • 2016 to 202111% · 605
  • 1981 to 19908% · 435
  • 1991 to 20006% · 310
  • 2011 to 20156% · 305
  • 2001 to 20053% · 180
  • 2006 to 20103% · 160
In the 2021 Census, owners in Long Branch put the value of their homes at a median of $1,000,000 and an average of $1,088,000. That is owner reported and dated May 2021, not a current market value. Ask a licensed agent what it would sell for today.

Average household size: 2.2.

Source: Statistics Canada, Census 2021, via City of Toronto Open Data (Neighbourhood Profiles, 158 model). Open Government Licence – Toronto.

Who lives here

Households

5,290

Median household income

$83,000

2020 income, 2021 Census

Age mix

14% · 71% · 15%

0 to 14 · 15 to 64 · 65+

Besides English and French, the languages spoken most often at home are Polish (235), Spanish (170), Ukrainian (135), Portuguese (120) and Vietnamese (110).

Source: Statistics Canada, Census 2021, via City of Toronto Open Data (Neighbourhood Profiles, 158 model). Open Government Licence – Toronto.

Getting around

Of the people who commute from Long Branch, 70% drive, 21% take transit, 4% get there another way, 3% walk, 1% cycle (2021 Census, main mode of commuting).

  • Long Branch · GO

Stations inside or within a short walk of the boundary, from TTC and Metrolinx open data.

Schools in Long Branch

Publicly funded schools inside the boundary. Where a school draws its students from is set by its board, not by this page.

  • École élémentaire Micheline-Saint-Cyr

    Elementary · CS Viamonde · Etobicoke

    EQAO, share at the provincial standard (2023-2024): Gr 3 reading 88% · Gr 3 writing 71% · Gr 3 math 75% · Gr 6 reading 100% · Gr 6 writing 100% · Gr 6 math 93%

  • James S Bell Junior Middle School

    Elementary · Toronto DSB · Etobicoke

    EQAO, share at the provincial standard (2023-2024): Gr 3 reading 59% · Gr 3 writing 54% · Gr 3 math 46% · Gr 6 reading 80% · Gr 6 writing 80% · Gr 6 math 37%

  • St Josaphat Catholic School

    Elementary · Toronto CDSB · Toronto

    EQAO, share at the provincial standard (2023-2024): Gr 3 reading 69% · Gr 3 writing 62% · Gr 3 math 73% · Gr 6 reading 82% · Gr 6 writing 64% · Gr 6 math 58%

Source: Ontario Ministry of Education, school information and student demographics. Open Government Licence – Ontario. EQAO results are the school's own, shown as published, not a ranking.

New homes in Long Branch

1 project inside the boundary on LIQWD, then the nearest in Toronto.

  • Westshore

    Minto Developments · In Long Branch

    From From $586,900

  • Westbend Residences

    Mattamy Homes · High Park

    From From $475,990

  • Daniels FirstHome Keelesdale

    Daniels Corporation · Keelesdale

    From From $411,900

  • St. Clair Village

    Front Door Developments · Hillcrest Village

    From From $1,689,900

  • Monza Condos

    Benvenuto Group · Old Toronto

    From From $859,000

  • Oscar Residences

    Lifetime Developments · Old Toronto

    From From $350,990

All new homes in Toronto

Questions people ask about Long Branch

What are homes worth in Long Branch?
The only public figure is the 2021 Census, where owners in Long Branch put the value of their homes at a median of $1,000,000 (average $1,088,000). That is owner reported and dated May 2021, not a current market value. A licensed agent prepares a free assessment from recent sales nearby.
What kind of homes are in Long Branch?
Low-rise apartments make up about 38% of the 5,290 occupied homes counted in Long Branch in the 2021 Census.
Is Long Branch mostly owners or renters?
About 50% of households in Long Branch owned their home in the 2021 Census and 50% rented.
How do people in Long Branch get to work?
In the 2021 Census, about 70% of commuters in Long Branch drive; 21% take transit, 4% get there another way.
Are new homes being built in Long Branch?
Yes. LIQWD lists 1 new home project inside Long Branch today, with pricing where the builder has released it.
Who can tell me what my Long Branch home would sell for?
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Sources

  • Census figures: Statistics Canada, Census of Population 2021, adapted under the Statistics Canada Open Licence, via City of Toronto Open Data (Open Government Licence – Toronto). 25% sample data, randomly rounded.
  • Stations: TTC Routes and Schedules (Open Government Licence – Toronto); GO Transit GTFS (Metrolinx).
  • Schools: Ontario Ministry of Education (Open Government Licence – Ontario).
  • New home projects and pricing: LIQWD project records.

Market information, not an appraisal or opinion of value. Every number on this page is a published census or open data figure or a LIQWD project record, with its source shown; the rest is a licensed agent's local knowledge.