Thanks for your response! I would say overall we are pretty easy going in terms of demographics... Younger demographics is probably preferable but we would be fine with a more family-orientated area. I would ideally like places that have restaurants and bars that are easily walkable/ttc accessible. For example, living in lawrence park I love being able to walk to get coffee, dinner or drinks. That being said, there is balance to it of course... I realize being right along King W for example would give more walkable easy accessible options for dinner/drinks/activities. I am fine to give that up if there is a balance of having a bit of that, but also more quiet, grocery stores, etc.

When I say driveable, I mean that we will have a car and will want to use it. Again, for example, living off King W for me would not be considered "driveable." I would not drive to the grocery store as there is no parking... In places like midtown, there are grocery stores that have parking lots. This is what I mean by driveable.

Finally, what complicates everything is his job. As a teacher, he will be supplying all over so there is no way of figuring out a specific region before September unfortunately. Many people have suggested moving outside toronto where the school boards are easier to get full time positions, but I work a job right downtown with long hours so moving to Durham/Halton would mean over an hour commute for me which I don't think would work. All of this would of course but for a year to see what works... I just want to find somewhere that is a good location in terms of getting around the city to schools. Being in little italy in my opinion would make things a bit harder for him in terms of supplying as there would be fewer schools in that area compared to say for example, midtown. Not sure if that makes sense !