Toronto multiplex permit record
70 Queens Ave
Etobicoke, Ward 03 Etobicoke-Lakeshore. One multiplex permit filing on record with the City of Toronto since January 2024, first filed May 13, 2026.
What the City's permit record says
City structure type: 3+ Unit - Detached · Status: Issuance Pending, Examiner's Notice Sent
HVAC - Proposal to construct a new four unit dwelling complete with multiple rear yard decks.
Plumbing - Proposal to construct a new four unit dwelling complete with multiple rear yard decks.
Drain - Proposal to construct a new four unit dwelling complete with multiple rear yard decks.
Proposal to construct a new four unit dwelling complete with multiple rear yard decks.
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 70 Queens Ave
The filings here do not state a unit count. 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 Etobicoke, and prices the build against CMHC survey rents for the surrounding area.
Run 70 Queens Ave in PlexCheckFree. The address is carried over, so the search box is already filled in.
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Every multiplex filing since 2024, by ward and former municipality.
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What happens between application and shovel.
Check the zone and the ward rules for your own address.
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.