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If Frasier Crane lived in Toronto...
- Thread starter King of Kensington
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Hypnotoad
Senior Member
How odd. I mean, who would have thought that the area near a law school, medical school, government offices and close to the financial core would be home to graduates of law school, public administartion (should out to my field!), medicine and commerce/business. Who would have imagined, jk.
But if Frasier lived in this area he's still need a balcony overlooking the space needle.
But if Frasier lived in this area he's still need a balcony overlooking the space needle.
Edward
Senior Member
CN Tower would be a fine substitute.
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
At one time there were two Nobel Laureates living on Collier Street.
King of Kensington
Senior Member
It's also a quick walk north to Cafe Nervosa 
adma
Superstar
Where's the most likely Frasier living spot? Manulife?
King of Kensington
Senior Member
also rounding out the top include North Rosedale, the Glendon College/North York side of Lawrence Park/Blythwood, Lytton Park west of Avenue Rd., the Discovery District, the "Sussex" part of Sussex-Ulster, Wells Hill/Casa Loma, and York Mills/Hogg's Hollow.
TKTKTK
Senior Member
adma
Superstar
Would 1 St Tom be on the other side of the street from said census tract?
TKTKTK
Senior Member
Oh shoot, it is. My mental map had St Thomas where Balmuto should be.
In that case, I guess it's Manulife, or that two-tone diagonal mirrored thing on the south side of St. Joseph. Or is that in the next census tract down?
DarnDirtyApe
Active Member
While I'm flattered to live in this census tract, I think it's relevant to point out that U of T has it's two 'family housing' apartment buildings on Charles. In this context, a family is a couple with at least one grad student in it, often two. I'd think that alone could throw the numbers off enough to make this the winner over nearby tracts.
Of course, 50% of my own household has a postgraduate degree and 50% has a professional designation, so we're doing our bit for the neighbourhood.
Of course, 50% of my own household has a postgraduate degree and 50% has a professional designation, so we're doing our bit for the neighbourhood.
King of Kensington
Senior Member
That's true, it allows that tract to clinch it since by definition PhD students have graduate degrees. It lets it come out ahead of the Annex and Sussex-Ulster, where lots of university faculty live, but where you don't have to be a prof. to live there.