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332 High Park Ave

City of Toronto

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Has this property been altered?
5 building permits on record since 2014, most recently Oct 22, 2015.
1 development application on file (Site Plan Approval), most recently filed Aug 2, 2011.
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What could change around it?
31 active construction records within 250 m of this address.
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  • Development applications
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  • Local Appeal Body appeals
  • Food inspections (DineSafe)
  • Liquor licences

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario.

Contains information made available under the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)'s Open Data Licence v 1.0

Source: Statistics Canada, Forward sortation areas, digital boundary file, 2021 Census. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada.

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332 High Park Ave

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Building permit timeline

Year-grouped permit history. Permits collapse under each year.

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2014
2015

  1. 2015

    3 filings
    View permits (3)

    1. Oct 22, 2015

      Drain - Proposal to construct a new 4 storey apartment building with 10 resid... $95K

    2. May 25, 2015

      Plumbing - Proposal to construct a new 4 storey apartment building with 10 re...

    3. May 25, 2015

      HVAC - Proposal to construct a new 4 storey apartment building with 10 reside...

  2. 2014

    2 filings
    View permits (2)

    1. Oct 7, 2014

      Proposal to construct a new 4 storey apartment building with 10 residential u... $1.2M

    2. Sep 29, 2014

      Demolition of an existing one storey (presently vacant) former Garage Repair...

  3. 2011

    1 filing
    View permits (1)

    1. Aug 2, 2011

      Application

      Closed

Nearby Construction

Within 250 m

Active and recent construction within 250 m of this address.

25 locations shown

  • 1

    HIGH PARK AVE / From: ANNETTE ST / To: DUNDAS ST W

    Scheduled Construction
    24 m
  • 2

    3054 Dundas St W

    Renovation
    100 m
  • 3

    2998 Dundas St W

    Renovation
    104 m
  • 4

    302 High Park Ave

    Renovation
    118 m
  • 5

    18 Mc Murray Ave

    Renovation
    131 m
  • 6

    426 Quebec Ave

    Renovation
    135 m
  • 7

    2968 Dundas St W

    Renovation
    179 m
  • 8

    2946 Dundas St W

    Renovation
    179 m
  • 9

    289 High Park Ave

    Renovation
    182 m
  • 10

    282 High Park Ave

    Renovation
    188 m
  • 11

    490 Quebec Ave

    Renovation
    195 m
  • 12

    372 Pacific Ave

    Renovation
    196 m
  • 13

    391 Quebec Ave

    Renovation
    198 m
  • 14

    51 Mc Murray Ave

    Renovation
    200 m
  • 15

    389 Quebec Ave

    Renovation
    203 m
  • 16

    142 Vine Ave

    Renovation
    204 m
  • 17

    499 Quebec Ave

    Renovation
    207 m
  • 18

    369 Pacific Ave

    Renovation
    216 m
  • 19

    485 Clendenan Ave

    Renovation
    216 m
  • 20

    487 Clendenan Ave

    Renovation
    217 m
  • 21

    384 Quebec Ave

    Renovation
    221 m
  • 22

    2950 Dundas St W

    Renovation
    222 m
  • 23

    2948 Dundas St W

    Renovation
    226 m
  • 24

    472 Clendenan Ave

    Renovation
    242 m
  • 25

    108 Vine Ave

    Renovation
    249 m
24

Renovation

1

Scheduled Construction

Construction activity detected within 250 m, from the City of Toronto's open data. Each pin is a City-geocoded point (which may hold more than one record/address); click for details. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto.

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332 High Park Ave in Toronto has 5 building permits on record dating back to 2014, most recently on October 22, 2015.