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All posts →When a Toronto house is torn down and rebuilt, the builder has to post a public notice at the site. Here's what the sign must say, how long it stays up, and how to check it against the City's permit record.
Read the post →The City's pre-approved plans program has expanded from garden suites to fourplexes and sixplexes. Here's what the plans do (and don't) change, and how to read the permit trail on a lot where one shows up.
Read the post →Toronto is the only Ontario city with its own land transfer tax on top of the province's. On a $1M home that's roughly $33,000 due on closing day — and new luxury tiers started April 1.
Read the post →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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