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Income properties and lots with building potential for sale across Ontario, with lot size and what the zoning allows.

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Lot 18 × 110 ft (5.6 × 33.5 m)

CR · Apartment or mixed-use zone: more homes possible (sixplex ward)

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CR · Apartment or mixed-use zone: more homes possible (sixplex ward)

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Lot 25 × 75 ft (7.6 × 22.9 m)

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CR · Apartment or mixed-use zone: more homes possible (sixplex ward)

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Lot 23 × 110 ft (7.0 × 33.5 m)

CR · Apartment or mixed-use zone: more homes possible (sixplex ward)

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Lot 32 × 100 ft (9.8 × 30.5 m)

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Lot 20 × 125 ft (6.2 × 38.1 m)

CR · Apartment or mixed-use zone: more homes possible (sixplex ward)

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Lot 102 × 256 ft (31.1 × 78.0 m)

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Lot 64 × 203 ft (19.6 × 62.0 m)

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Lot 15 × 120 ft (4.5 × 36.6 m)

R · 6 homes + garden suite (sixplex ward)

Narrow lot (under 7.6 m): a multiplex may be hard to fit.

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Lot 15 × 120 ft (4.5 × 36.6 m)

R · 6 homes + garden suite (sixplex ward)

Narrow lot (under 7.6 m): a multiplex may be hard to fit.

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Lot 30 × 68 ft (9.2 × 20.7 m)

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Lot 40 × 109 ft (12.2 × 33.2 m)

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Lot 25 × 115 ft (7.6 × 35.1 m)

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Lot 40 × 123 ft (12.2 × 37.3 m)

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Lot 67 × 239 ft (20.5 × 73.0 m)

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Lot 96 × 151 ft (29.2 × 46.1 m)

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Lot 147 × 164 ft (44.7 × 50.0 m)

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Lot 147 × 164 ft (44.7 × 50.1 m)

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Lot 17 × 90 ft (5.1 × 27.4 m)

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Lot 20 × 100 ft (6.2 × 30.4 m)

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Lot 42 × 132 ft (12.8 × 40.2 m)

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Lot 107 × 113 ft (32.5 × 34.4 m)

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Lot 66 × 166 ft (20.0 × 50.7 m)

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Units allowed: Toronto from the City’s zoning map (4 homes in low-rise zones, 6 in the sixplex wards, plus a garden suite); elsewhere Ontario’s rule of up to 3 homes on a serviced residential lot. A reading of the City’s public zoning maps, not a zoning opinion or legal advice. Site-specific exceptions, lot size, trees, heritage and servicing decide what a lot can really take: confirm with a zoning review or a planner before you buy.

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