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36 Queens Ave

City of Toronto

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Has this property been altered?
1 building permit on record since 2000, most recently Sep 29, 2000.
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What’s the zoning here?
RM (u4; d0.6) (x22) · as of Feb 20, 2026
What could change around it?
5 active development records within 150 m of this address.

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  • Rent-reduction notices
  • Business licences
  • Short-term rental registrations
  • Multi-tenant (rooming) house licences
  • Sign permits
  • Development applications
  • Committee of Adjustment (zoning variances)
  • 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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Building permit timeline

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

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2000

  1. 2000

    1 filing
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    1. Sep 29, 2000

      Fire alarm retrofit to apartment building. $5K

Nearby Development

Within 250 m 6 sources checked

Active and recent development within 250 m of this address.

20 locations shown

  • 1

    27 Hillside Ave

    Renovation
    42 m
  • 2

    32 Hillside Ave

    Renovation
    87 m
  • 3

    39 Wheatfield Rd

    Renovation
    99 m
  • 4

    2522 Lake Shore Blvd W

    Renovation
    104 m
  • 5

    23 Wheatfield Rd

    Renovation
    159 m
  • 6

    2523 B-2539 B Lake Shore Blvd W

    Renovation
    176 m
  • 7

    31 Central St

    Renovation
    178 m
  • 8

    29 Central St

    Renovation
    183 m
  • 9

    76 Queens Ave

    Renovation
    188 m
  • 10

    2502 Lake Shore Blvd W

    Demolition
    189 m
  • 11

    15 Wheatfield Rd

    Renovation
    190 m
  • 12

    14 Wheatfield Rd

    Renovation
    199 m
  • 13

    2499 Lake Shore Blvd W

    Renovation
    215 m
  • 14

    17 Allen Ave

    Renovation
    216 m
  • 15

    26 Central St

    New Build Demolition
    222 m
  • 16

    2492 Lake Shore Blvd W

    Renovation
    232 m
  • 17

    14 Symons St

    Renovation
    234 m
  • 18

    1 Summerhill Rd

    Renovation
    235 m
  • 19

    2495 Lake Shore Blvd W

    Renovation
    242 m
  • 20

    20 Symons St

    Renovation
    244 m
1

New Build

18

Renovation

2

Demolition

Development 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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36 Queens Ave in Toronto has 1 building permit on record dating back to 2000, most recently on September 29, 2000.