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Homes for Sale in the Lakeshore Collegiate Institute Boundary
350 Kipling Ave, Etobicoke, Ontario, M8V3L1 · Toronto DSB
About Lakeshore Collegiate Institute
Lakeshore Collegiate Institute is a Toronto DSB public secondary school in Toronto, serving Grades 9–12 — 650 students, established 1983.
- Address
- 350 Kipling Ave, Etobicoke, Ontario, M8V3L1
- Board
- Toronto DSB
- Grades
- Grades 9–12
- Enrolment
- 650 students (Ministry record)
- Established
- 1983
- Phone
- 416-394-7650
- Website
- www.lakeshorecollegiate.ca
- EQAO 2025–26
- 66% composite · Toronto secondary average 69%
- Homes for rent
- 290 inside the boundary · median $2,500/month
- Attendance boundary
- The board publishes these boundaries without stating a school year. DistrictIQ last downloaded it 2026-08-29.
There are currently 403 homes for sale and 290 rentals inside the Lakeshore Collegiate Institute attendance boundary. The median asking price for active homes is $759K and the median asking rent is $2,500/month. Most homes for sale are condo apartments. The median time on market for homes for sale is 34 days. Updated October 27, 2026.
Lakeshore Collegiate Institute is a Toronto DSB Public secondary school in Toronto, serving 9-12. Homes in its catchment sit in Mimico, Long Branch and Alderwood. Every home shown below falls inside the Toronto DSB-published attendance boundary — the same boundary the school board uses for enrolment.
Est. 1983
ProgramsRegular Track
- 66%
- EQAO composite
- 9-12
- Grades
- 650
- Students
- English
- Language
−3 pts vs Toronto · −2 pts vs Toronto DSB — higher than 36 of the 100 other Toronto secondary schools with published results
In 2025–26, Grade 9 mathematics results were below the Ontario average; OSSLT literacy results were close to the Ontario average. Compared with the school's own results from 2022-23 to 2025-26, Grade 9 mathematics (+6 points) rose; OSSLT literacy moved up and down without a clear direction.
Source: EQAO 2025–26 results, published by EQAO as open data (earlier years from the Ministry of Education's school information files). Each figure is the share of students meeting the provincial standard; "above" or "below" means more than 3 percentage points from the Ontario figure for the same assessment. These describe a cohort of students, not any individual, and are not a ranking.
Grade 9Math 48%
OSSLTLiteracy 83%
View all EQAO results (2025–2026)
Grade 9
Mathematics
48%
Toronto secondary avg: 55%
OSSLT
Literacy
83%
Toronto secondary avg: 82%
Down 9 points, 2022–23 to 2024–25
Three-year change is published by the Ministry of Education: the difference in percentage points between the 2024–2025 and 2022–2023 assessments (the Ministry’s latest edition; the results above are the newer EQAO year). Each assessment is written by a different group of students. EQAO does not report a result where fewer than 10 students wrote.
Results year by year
Every published year for Lakeshore Collegiate Institute, oldest first. Each year is a different group of students.
Grade 9 Mathematics48%
OSSLT Literacy83%
| Assessment | 2017-18 | 2018-19 | 2019-20 — no provincial assessment | 2020-21 — no provincial assessment | 2021-22 | 2022-23 | 2023-24 | 2024-25 | 2025-26 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 9 Mathematics | not comparable | not comparable | no assessment | no assessment | 51% | 42% | 42% | 42% | 48% |
| OSSLT Literacy | 70% | 72% | no assessment | no assessment | 71% | 84% | 77% | 75% | 83% |
Results are the percentage of students who met or exceeded the provincial standard — the latest year from EQAO’s open data, earlier years as published by the Ministry of Education. A dash means no result was published for that year: EQAO does not report a result where fewer than 10 students wrote. No provincial assessment ran in 2019-20 or 2020-21, so those years are blank for every school and are never joined across. Before 2021–22 the Ministry published separate Academic and Applied Grade 9 results, which are not comparable with the single assessment published since.
Informational — not a ranking.
Is an address zoned for this school?
Check any address against Lakeshore Collegiate Institute’s attendance boundary.
Homes currently for sale inside this school boundary
Every home below is for sale and sits inside Lakeshore Collegiate Institute's mapped attendance boundary as published by Toronto DSB. Being inside a boundary does not guarantee admission or enrolment — boundaries are reviewed and can change, and placement is confirmed by the school board.
3rd most homes for sale of Toronto's 61 ranked secondary catchments · median asking 38th-highest of 60 published · Full Toronto catchment league
403 homes · median $759K · 34 days on market
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The market inside this boundary
49 new in the last 7 days67 with a recorded price cut (17% of 403) · median cut $31K
| Type | For sale | Median asking | Median DOM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Detached | 91 | $1.2M | 26 days |
| Semi-detached | 9 | $1.0M | 21 days |
| Townhouse | 42 | $827K | 18 days |
| Condo apartment | 250 | $600K | 40 days |
Active MLS® listings zoned inside Lakeshore Collegiate Institute’s board-published regular-track boundary — matched per listing to the polygon, not by distance. Asking (list) prices, never sold prices; days on market count from each listing’s source date; “new” means listed within 7 days. A price cut is counted only when the reduction was observed while the listing was on DistrictIQ’s feed — a floor, not a census — and increases never count. Medians are blank below 5 listings. The board publishes these boundaries without stating a school year. DistrictIQ last downloaded it 2026-08-29. Listings refresh continuously.
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The rental market inside this boundary
69 new in the last 7 days
| Type | For rent | Median asking rent | Median DOM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Detached | 58 | $2,548 | 31 days |
| Semi-detached | 6 | $4,150 | 17 days |
| Townhouse | 18 | $3,100 | 20 days |
| Condo apartment | 136 | $2,625 | 14 days |
Active MLS® rental listings zoned inside Lakeshore Collegiate Institute’s board-published regular-track boundary — matched per listing to the polygon, not by distance. Asking (list) rents, never negotiated rents; days on market count from each listing’s source date; “new” means listed within 7 days. Medians are blank below 5 rentals. The board publishes these boundaries without stating a school year. DistrictIQ last downloaded it 2026-08-29. Listings refresh continuously.
All 290 homes for rent in this catchment
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Communities in This Catchment
Location & Attendance Boundary
Lakeshore Collegiate Institute boundary map
This map shows Lakeshore Collegiate Institute's attendance boundary as published by Toronto DSB, as downloaded on August 29, 2026.
Lakeshore Collegiate Institute attendance boundary· Boundaries can change — confirm with Toronto DSB.Open interactive map →
- Address
- 350 Kipling Ave, Etobicoke, Ontario, M8V3L1
- Phone
- 416-394-7650
- Website
- www.lakeshorecollegiate.ca
Property profiles in this catchment18 addresses
Address-level school zoning and neighbourhood data, available whether or not the home is listed.
- 14A Gort Avenue
- 56 Annie Craig Drive #1109 · 1109
- 59 Annie Craig Drive #2705 · 2705
- 65 Annie Craig Drive #402 · 402
- 54 Ash Crescent
- 408 Browns Line #509 · 509
- 2355 Lake Shore Boulevard W #223 · 223
- 2212 Lake Shore Boulevard W #308 · 308
- 2267 Lake Shore Boulevard W #526 · 526
- 155 Legion Road N #2101 · 2101
- 251 Manitoba Street #519 · 519
- 3 Marine Parade Drive #1609 · 1609
- 327 Melrose Street
- 80 Palace Pier Court #302 · 302
- 88 Park Lawn Road #2611 · 2611
- 88 Park Lawn Road #2907 · 2907
- 33 Robindale Avenue
- 33 Shore Breeze Drive #504 · 504
A sample of the addresses in this catchment with a property profile.
Licensed childcare nearby6 centres
Licensed centres closest to Lakeshore Collegiate Institute — CWELCC status shown when it's published by the local service system manager.
6 licensed childcare centres nearby
Source: Ontario Ministry of Education licensed childcare data · Open Government Licence – Ontario · Last updated May 31, 2026
Getting to school: transportation is arranged by Toronto Student Transportation Group
Walk-distance rule (Toronto DSB): Kindergarten–Grade 5: 1.6 km (school bus); Grades 6–8: 3.2 km (TTC or bus); Grades 9–12: 4.8 km (TTC). Distances are measured by the consortium along walking routes, not in a straight line.
Toronto CDSB does not provide transportation for Grades 9–12, or for Early French Immersion and Gifted programs; Extended French students beyond 1.5 km travel by TTC.
Toronto DSB Early French Immersion and Gifted students are eligible at the regular grade distances; Middle Immersion/Extended French beyond 3.2 km.
Weather cancellations are decided city-wide by 6 a.m.
Check eligibility for an address (official Toronto Student Transportation Group tool) · Delays and cancellations · Eligibility policy
Routes, stops and times are assigned per student and change during the year; DistrictIQ does not publish them. Confirm transportation for Lakeshore Collegiate Institute with Toronto Student Transportation Group. Facts checked 2026-09-24.
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What is the Lakeshore Collegiate Institute catchment?
The Lakeshore Collegiate Institute catchment — also called its attendance boundary — is the area of addresses zoned for Lakeshore Collegiate Institute by Toronto DSB. DistrictIQ maps the board-published boundary so you can check any address and browse the homes for sale inside it.
How do I check whether an address is zoned for Lakeshore Collegiate Institute?
Enter the address in the boundary checker on this page — it tests the point against Toronto DSB's published attendance boundary for Lakeshore Collegiate Institute and tells you whether the address is zoned for it. To check every school an address is zoned for at once, find your school by address. Always confirm current zoning with Toronto DSB before you buy or rent.
What grades does Lakeshore Collegiate Institute serve?
Lakeshore Collegiate Institute serves 9-12 (secondary). It is part of Toronto DSB.
Does Lakeshore Collegiate Institute offer French Immersion or other program tracks?
Lakeshore Collegiate Institute offers Regular Track. Program catchments can differ from the regular attendance boundary — confirm eligibility directly with Toronto DSB.
How many homes are for sale in Lakeshore Collegiate Institute's catchment?
As of the latest listing sync there are 403 homes for sale and 290 homes for lease in Lakeshore Collegiate Institute's catchment, with a median asking price of $759K. These are homes zoned for Lakeshore Collegiate Institute, inside its attendance boundary — use the explorer above to switch between homes for sale and for lease.
Are homes available to rent in Lakeshore Collegiate Institute's catchment?
Yes — 290 homes are currently listed for rent inside Lakeshore Collegiate Institute's attendance boundary. Listings refresh continuously; every rental inside the boundary is on the school's rentals page.
Can school catchments change?
Yes. School boards periodically run boundary (accommodation) reviews and can redraw catchments as enrolment shifts or new schools open. DistrictIQ reflects Toronto DSB's current published boundary, but always confirm zoning directly with the board before making a purchase decision. How Ontario attendance boundaries work
Does living in Lakeshore Collegiate Institute's catchment guarantee a spot?
Not automatically. Falling inside the attendance boundary is the basis for enrolment, but it is not an absolute guarantee — placement still depends on school capacity, program availability such as French Immersion, and board policy. Always confirm current school boundaries and registration directly with Toronto DSB.
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Sources & methodology for this page
- School name, board, grades, enrolment, address and contact
- Ontario Ministry of Education — public school contact information and school information files (Open Government Licence – Ontario) · DistrictIQ's copy last updated October 24, 2026The Ministry's records are the identity source; the school's own website is linked for anything that changes during the year.
- Attendance boundary
- Toronto DSB — published attendance-boundary data · The board publishes these boundaries without stating a school year. DistrictIQ last downloaded it 2026-08-29.Boundaries are drawn from the board's own boundary service; placement is confirmed by the board, and being inside a boundary does not guarantee a seat.
- EQAO results
- Education Quality and Accountability Office — current year from EQAO's open data; earlier years as published by the Ministry of Education · 2025–26 assessment; history 2017-18 to 2025-26 where publishedPercent of students meeting the provincial standard, shown beside city, board and provincial figures for the same assessment. Not a ranking.
- Programs (Regular Track, French Immersion, Extended French and others)
- Toronto DSB — program areas in the board's boundary dataOnly programs the board publishes a boundary or program area for; application-based programs are not inferred.
- Homes for sale and rentals inside the boundary
- MLS® listings via IDX from the school's regular-track boundary · Counts and medians as of October 27, 2026; listings refresh continuouslyActive listings and asking prices only. Sold and leased prices are not shown.
- Communities in this catchment
- Derived from the communities of active listings inside the boundaryA community appears when it has active listings inside the boundary; it is not a board designation.
- Licensed child care nearby
- Ontario Ministry of Education — licensed child care facilities (Open Government Licence – Ontario)Facilities near the school, not necessarily inside the boundary or operating in the school.
School & assessment data
EQAO results are provided for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as a ranking of school quality. Academic outcomes are only one factor families may wish to consider. EQAO results shown reflect the 2025–2026 assessment.
School and assessment data is sourced from the Ontario Ministry of Education, the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO), Ontario Open Data, and the applicable public and Catholic district school boards across the regions we cover (Southern Ontario).
School information — including school boundaries, eligibility, EQAO results, programs and enrolment — is provided for general informational purposes only and may be inaccurate or out of date. Boundaries, eligibility, programs and enrolment can change at any time. EQAO figures reflect past assessment results, are shown per test relative to the city-wide average, are not a ranking, and do not predict any student's outcome. Always confirm current school boundaries and eligibility directly with the applicable school board before relying on this information.
Where our data comes from · source, licence and refresh cadence for every dataset.
Listing data is provided by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) and PropTx under the Internet Data Exchange (IDX) program. The information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by TRREB, PropTx, CREA or DistrictIQ Inc., Brokerage, may not reflect the most current status, and is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change, or withdrawal without notice. Listings should be independently verified.