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Dorset Park

Mostly owner-occupied and middle-income — a corner of Scarborough with its own character.

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Who Lives HereRentsTransitGrowth Zones

24,305

Population

40.4

Median Age

$79,000

Median Household Income

2.8

Avg. Household Size

60% OwnHome ownership in Dorset Park40% Rent

Renting in Dorset Park

$1,754

Average Rent / Month

2.7%

Rental Vacancy Rate

-9%

vs. GTA Average ($1,917)

Source: CMHC Rental Market Survey, October 2025 (Scarborough (Central) zone). Adapted from CMHC data; this does not constitute CMHC endorsement.

About Dorset Park

Dorset Park leans owner-occupied, with around 60% of households owning. Median household income, around $79,000, tracks close to the Toronto figure. Households span a range of ages and sizes — the kind of broad, mixed neighbourhood that holds value through cycles.

Rents track close to the GTA average of $1,917, making it a practical part of the city for buyers and tenants alike. For owners here, the opportunity is rarely a teardown — it's heritage-sensitive renovations, additions, and garden suites that add space or rental income without leaving the neighbourhood.

Metrohomes has been designing and building across Scarborough since 1988. Whether you're weighing a renovation, a garden suite, a multiplex, or a custom new build in Dorset Park, we bring a builder's eye to what a property can actually become.

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