Getting from a lot to a finished building.
Broadly: secure the lot, confirm as-of-right potential, design, obtain building permits, arrange financing, build, then lease up. As-of-right projects skip rezoning.
It varies with design, permitting and construction, but small infill projects are commonly measured in months to a couple of years end to end. Your team can give a lot-specific timeline.
Not for as-of-right unit counts. You may need minor variances for things like setbacks or height if your design exceeds the standards — your designer will flag this.
Yes — Lotmax provides approved multiplex designs and the path from lot to lease-up. Start by modelling a lot on the map.
A massing study shows the buildable volume on a lot within setbacks and height limits — it tells you how big a building can fit before detailed 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.
