Toronto multiplex permit record
31 East Dr
York, Ward 05 York South-Weston. 2 multiplex permit filings on record with the City of Toronto since January 2024, first filed May 27, 2025.
What the City's permit record says
City structure type: 3+ Unit - Semi-detached · Status: Closed, Inspection, Permit Issued, Revision Issued
Drain - Proposal to demolish existing 1 storey SFD and construct new 3 storey Fourplex - 31B East DriveNote: 31 East Dr was severed into two lots, address are pending
Proposal to demolish existing 1 storey SFD and construct new 3 storey Fourplex - 31B East DriveNote: 31 East Dr was severed into two lots, address are pending
HVAC - Proposal to demolish existing 1 storey SFD and construct new 3 storey Fourplex - 31B East DriveNote: 31 East Dr was severed into two lots, address are pending
Plumbing - Proposal to demolish existing 1 storey SFD and construct new 3 storey Fourplex - 31B East DriveNote: 31 East Dr was severed into two lots, address are pending
REV 01: Revision to floor plans, elevations and section details.Proposal to demolish existing 1 storey SFD and construct new 3 storey Fourplex - 31B East DriveNote: 31 East Dr was severed into two lots, address are pending
Builder on the application: DENSECITY
City structure type: 3+ Unit - Semi-detached · Status: Closed, Inspection, Permit Issued, Examiner's Notice Sent
Drain - Proposal to demolish existing 1 storey SFD and construct new 3 storey Fourplex - 31A East DriveNote: 31 East Dr was severed into two lots, address are pending
Proposal to demolish existing 1 storey SFD and construct new 3 storey Fourplex - 31A East DriveNote: 31 East Dr was severed into two lots, address are pending
HVAC - Proposal to demolish existing 1 storey SFD and construct new 3 storey Fourplex - 31A East DriveNote: 31 East Dr was severed into two lots, address are pending
Plumbing - Proposal to demolish existing 1 storey SFD and construct new 3 storey Fourplex - 31A East DriveNote: 31 East Dr was severed into two lots, address are pending
REV01: Proposed revision to change all steel structure that can be non-combustible construction back to wood structure; basement window openings have concrete lintels; shoring is being proposed as per attached shoring drawings; basement walkout stair revised to be 3M away from windows to remove need for fire-rated windows; concrete planter within basement walkout.Proposal to demolish existing 1 storey SFD and construct new 3 storey Fourplex - 31A East DriveNote: 31 East Dr was severed into two lots, address are pending
Builder on the application: DENSECITY
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 31 East Dr
The largest filing here created 4 units. Outside the sixplex wards the as-of-right ceiling is four units, and whether a given lot reaches it depends on its zone and area. PlexCheck reads the City zoning stamped at this address, applies the multiplex rules for York, and prices the build against CMHC survey rents for the surrounding area.
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