rdaner
Senior Member
667 Manning multiplex. Not sure how many units but a lot! Lol Taken 13 March.
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AlbertC
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Application Details
www.toronto.ca
1245 A QUEEN ST E
To construct a new five-storey semi-detached dwelling with a front basement walkout, a front covered porch with stairs, a front ground balcony, rear ground exterior stairs, front and rear third-storey balconies, front and rear fourth-storey balconies, and two fifth-storey (rooftop) patios. This dwelling will have a total of four residential dwelling units (fourplex).
AlbertC
Superstar
An additional floor added to this existing multiplex on Dufferin, a couple blocks south of St Clair
On Davenport, a bit west of Ossington. It's messy but I sort of dig it after a while
Also along Davenport. Renovations done here within the past year or so
On Davenport, a bit west of Ossington. It's messy but I sort of dig it after a while
Also along Davenport. Renovations done here within the past year or so
rdaner
Senior Member
AlbertC
Superstar
68 Foxley Ave, in the Dundas West & Ossington area, is listed for sale as an opportunity to build a duplex along with two laneway home units are the rear of the property:
An interesting article on how how multiplexes don't cause the sky to fall.
www.nytimes.com
Opinion | This Small New Jersey Town Became a Different Kind of Suburb
A small New Jersey town allows two homes on each lot, making room for more housing and more people.
T-Bor
Active Member
First time that I've ever seen this before since the new zoning rules were introduced. Apologies to mods if we aren't supposed to link to actual MLS listings
Someone bought 319 Mortimer in East York. Rebuilt it as 3 units in the main building, plus a separate two-story garden/laneway suite.
The difference is that these are for sale, not for rent.
Here's 1-bed 1-bath unit in there.
Someone bought 319 Mortimer in East York. Rebuilt it as 3 units in the main building, plus a separate two-story garden/laneway suite.
The difference is that these are for sale, not for rent.
Here's 1-bed 1-bath unit in there.
rdaner
Senior Member
So I need clarification on something. The Ontario budget isn’t going to force 4 unit multiplexes on everyone but are they still legal now in cities that accepted Federal $ or is it something that they have to vote on?
Chris R.
Senior Member
This is Hamilton, but on first glance it seems odd to me. The basement is a 1bdrm unit and the upper single unit is a 5 bedroom, two living room, walk-in closet the size of a bedroom of the master bedroom. I wonder with some of these if the plan is to build a simple to build duplex, and then convert it later to a triplex? Or could it simply be a gaudy sized mansion with a basement suite?
T-Bor
Active Member
I don't think that there's any additional vote needed.
I believe that the 4-unit discussion was just about whether to expand the existing existing province-wide 3-unit maximum to a 4-unit maximum
rdaner
Senior Member
Yes but that is on the provincial level. A number of cities have signed agreements for federal$ that allows 4 units/lot and I was wondering if that goes into effect immediately or there needs to be consultation and separate council votes. Big difference.
bclair001
New Member
Someone correct me if I am wrong, but wasn't the Federal $ basically for 3 units, and then some cities went the extra mile and allowed 4 units/lot?
rdaner
Senior Member
Three units happened with Ford’s bill last year. Almost all of the articles that I saw on the Accelerator agreements had 4 as a feature.
rdaner
Senior Member
On DuPont. 29 March.
rdaner
Senior Member
Taken 29 March.
