Finding and evaluating a lot to build on.
Use the map to filter by as-of-right units, lot width and depth, ward and major-street status, then open a lot to see its buildable envelope and proforma.
Width, depth, zoning, ward (for sixplex eligibility), major-street status, and grade/site conditions. The map surfaces these per lot.
Often yes — many multiplex projects replace or add to an existing house. Demolition and site conditions factor into the budget.
Yes — the map and ward guides list current for-sale lots with their unit potential.
Not necessarily — unit permissions are as-of-right, but width and depth determine how much building fits. A wider lot usually means a more efficient design.
As-of-right unit potential shown here is a planning guide generated from Toronto's multiplex and Expanding Housing Options in Neighbourhoods (EHON) permissions, not legal advice. Always confirm what a specific lot allows with the City of Toronto or a qualified planner before purchasing or designing.
