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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.→Rooftop solar potentialSunlight, panel count, and estimated energy for this roof.→

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Renting

Renting a room in Toronto? The rooming house rules that protect you

July 30, 20263 min read

Rooming houses are now legal — and licensed — across all of Toronto, with updated bylaw rules in effect since February. If you're hunting for a September room, here's what to check before you sign.

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Neighbourhoods

What the census can tell you about a Toronto neighbourhood (before you move there)

July 28, 20262 min read

Canada just finished collecting the 2026 Census, but those numbers won't land until 2027. Here's how to read the neighbourhood profile that exists right now — and what it can tell you that a listing never will.

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