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Hello, short-term and long-term rent for a very clean and furnished room in the North York area, behind the super food and easy access to the Iranian Plaza, you have high-speed and unlimited internet and full utility, one room $ 650, one room $ 750, room very clean The spacious, large and clean room is furnished with all the facilities in Bismant, ready to rent.

Canada - Toronto

Contact number: 14169384481 

Bahar Nazari Nejad

The North York neighborhood is located in the north of Toronto, Canada and is one of the most popular areas in Toronto and many Iranians live in this area.

North York, Toronto

North York is located north of Toronto between Etobicoke and Scarborough, and is one of the most popular suburbs of Toronto, Canada. This region, which has a remarkable history, also has people with different cultures, and this has made this region a multicultural region. North York is one of the cities that became part of Toronto in 1997. North York has unique attractions that make it one of Toronto's most populous neighborhoods. The neighborhood has many unique universities, landmarks and neighborhoods. Iranians mostly live north of Yang Street.

Some neighborhoods in the North York area:

The Peanut: Located on Don Mills Road between Shepard and Finch Street, The Peanut has a significant population of immigrants and refugees, single families and young people. The crime rate in this area is very high and it has become a criminal area.

York Mills: Located on Young & Leslie Street, Lawrence Street to Highway 401. It is one of the richest neighborhoods with very expensive and luxurious homes. And has high-income households in Canada. Glendon College, part of York University, is also located in the area.

Central North York: Located on Young Street, from Highway 401 to Finch. After World War II, its rural fabric faded into a commercial and cultural center. This area is also a center of performing arts, cinemas, shopping malls and other amenities.

Lawrence Manor: Located on Allen Street to Briar Hill Street at Highway 401. In the 1950s, when many Toronto Jews left the city, they came to the area and it became known as the heart of Toronto Jews. The area is also covered with synagogues, Hebrew schools, bookstores, delis and kosher markets.

Little Moscow: After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the region has a large population of Russians, Ukrainians, Georgians and other ethnic groups from the former Soviet Union, and has a large Russian Jewish population and is full of shops. With Russian signs.

Koreatown North: Located on Yonge Street between Churchill Street and Stiles Street. It has the second largest Korean population in Toronto since the early 1990s. Near downtown Korea, it is one of the largest Korean communities outside of its homeland.

The new area has retail stores, Korean grocery stores (some very large), karaoke cafes (especially active Fridays) and family restaurants that are South Korean and those living in northern Toronto. They cater. Many Chinese also live here. Parts of this region are also inhabited by many Persians.

Persian section: Located on Yonge Street between Finch and Steele. This area, which is one of the Iranian areas of Toronto, has many Iranian shops and restaurants on Young Street, and the population of this area all speaks Persian. Here you can find anything Iranian from Prepare baklava, halva, Iranian kebabs, handicrafts, etc.

Downsview: Downsview was a farm in the 1870s near the intersection of what is now Kiel and Wilson streets. Now it has gone beyond the intersection of Shepard Street and Dafrin Street.The area includes the airport, a former Canadian military base that has largely been turned into Downsview Park. The airport is still used as a Bombardier aerospace production and testing center.

Jane and Finch Corridor. : This area is approximately bordered to the west by Highway 400. One of Toronto's poorest areas, it has low-income people, immigrants, refugees, youth and single families without support

Before 2009, the crime rate in this region was very high, but since 2009, with the establishment of universities in this region, efforts have been made to reduce this number, and now the conditions in this region have improved a lot.

Flemingdon Park: This area is bordered on the north by Eglinton East Street, on the west by the Don River (west tributary) and on the east and south by the Don River (east tributary).

The area takes its name from its first European owner, Robert John Fleming, Mayor of Toronto from 1892-1893 and 1896-1897. This is another area that has a significant crime rate and also supports the highest proportion of low-income and single immigrant families.

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