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This property

Property snapshotEverything on file for an address, at a glance.→Permit historyWhat's been built or altered at this address.→Open orders & violationsOutstanding orders and work done without a permit.→Bylaw investigationsComplaints and enforcement activity at this address.→

The building

Building report cardRentSafeTO evaluation score and weak spots (apartments).→Is this a legal short-term rental?Check whether an address is a registered STR.→

The neighbourhood

What's being built nearbyDevelopment and rezoning applications within a radius.→Neighbourhood safetyCrime rates for this neighbourhood vs. the city.→Air quality & pollenToday's air quality and pollen for this location.→Pollution sources nearbyIndustrial facilities that report pollutant releases near this address.→Neighbourhood profileDemographics, income, and housing for this neighbourhood vs. the city.→

Money

Property tax & assessmentEstimate annual property tax from an assessed value — any property class.→Small business tax subclassCheck whether a commercial address gets Toronto's 20% small business tax cut.→Rooftop solar potentialSunlight, panel count, and estimated energy for this roof.→

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Buying

Heritage-listed in Toronto? The January 1, 2027 deadline matters to buyers

October 20, 20262 min read

About 4,000 Toronto properties are on the heritage register as 'listed' only. Unless Council acts, many drop off on January 1, 2027. Here's what that means if you're buying, selling, or living next door.

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Renting

Two towers, one block apart: how to compare apartment buildings before you sign

October 15, 20263 min read

A RentSafeTO score is a good start, but it's only one signal. Here's how to compare two Toronto apartment buildings using the score, the sub-scores, and the bylaw record — with a real pair as an example.

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Development

Construction next door: Toronto's noise hours and what to check first

October 13, 20262 min read

Toronto limits when construction noise is allowed. Here are the hours, what a Noise Exemption Permit changes, how to report a problem, and how to check what's being built before you sign or buy.

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Orders

Snow and ice on the sidewalk: who Toronto says has to clear it

October 6, 20262 min read

Toronto expanded City sidewalk clearing, but owners still have rules to follow. Here's what the City says about timelines, fines, and what a pile of complaints means for a building.

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