Toronto multiplex permit record
307 Linsmore Cres
East York, Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth. One multiplex permit filing on record with the City of Toronto since January 2024, first filed Jun 12, 2026.
What the City's permit record says
City structure type: 3+ Unit - Detached · Status: Refusal Notice, Issuance Pending
Proposal to construct a detached three storey four unit detached House-Plex with a front porch, front second storey balcony, rear porch and a rear second storey balcony (Garden Suite in separate review).
Plumbing - PROPOSED 3-STOREY DETACHED FOURPLEX BUILDING
Drain - PROPOSED 3-STOREY DETACHED FOURPLEX BUILDING
Builder on the application: 307 LINSMORE INC
Quoted text is the permit description exactly as the City publishes it. Declared value is what the applicant put on the application and excludes land. Net new units is blank on many sub-permits, so a dash means the City did not state a figure, not zero.
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What could be built at 307 Linsmore Cres
The largest filing here created 4 units. Ward 14 is one of the wards where six units are permitted as-of-right, so the ceiling on this street may be higher than what was filed. PlexCheck reads the City zoning stamped at this address, applies the multiplex rules for East York, and prices the build against CMHC survey rents for the surrounding area.
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Source: City of Toronto Open Data, Building Permits (Active and Cleared) and Development Applications, joined to the City's One Address Repository on the City's own address point id. Data refreshed Aug 27, 2026. VanPlex is a British Columbia builder and does not operate in Toronto.