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Toronto property lookup

Enter a Toronto address to see its zone under Toronto's zoning by-law 569-2013, what that zone permits and the numbers it sets, the size of the lot, the building permits on file, and what the city's and its agencies' maps show for that lot.

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Zoning

The 26 base zones in Toronto's by-law, with their permitted uses, lot size, yards, height and lot coverage, each cited to its section. Browse Toronto's zones.

What the lookup checks in Toronto

Each of these is checked against the lot and reported as found, clear, or not checked when the source doesn't answer.

  • FloodplainToronto and Region Conservation Authority, Regulatory Floodplain
  • Conservation authority regulated areaToronto and Region Conservation Authority, Regulation Limit (2025, O. Reg. 41/24)
  • Ravine and natural feature protectionCity of Toronto, Ravine and Natural Feature Protection By-law area
  • Heritage statusCity of Toronto, Heritage Register
  • Heritage conservation districtCity of Toronto, Heritage Conservation Districts
  • Official Plan secondary planCity of Toronto, Official Plan Secondary Plans
  • Site and area specific Official Plan policyCity of Toronto, Site and Area Specific Policies (Official Plan, December 2025 consolidation)
  • Major Transit Station AreaCity of Toronto, Minister-Approved Major Transit Station Areas
  • Natural heritage systemCity of Toronto, Natural Heritage System (Official Plan Map 9)
  • Archaeological potentialCity of Toronto, Archaeological Potential (Archaeological Management Plan)
  • Planning applications on this lotCity of Toronto, Application Information Centre (development applications)
  • Planning applications nearbyCity of Toronto, Application Information Centre (development applications)

Sources: Toronto and Region Conservation Authority; City of Toronto.

Not included

Sale history, MPAC assessed value, title, liens and tax arrears come from paid or restricted sources and are not part of the lookup. Site-specific exceptions can change a zone's numbers on a particular lot; the report says when a lot has one.

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A first look, not a legal opinion or a survey. Confirm with the City of Toronto before you rely on it.