rdaner
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3 unit conversion of a single unit residence south of Eglinton Avenue West. From CofA.
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Multiplexes
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rdaner
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4 unit multiplex to replace single unit residence. Just off Geary Avenue.
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afransen
Senior Member
I hope that the height limits don't result in all these new multiplexes being flat roof affairs.
afransen
Senior Member
I think you posted the same application twice.
rdaner
Senior Member
This is from southeast Scarborough. A single storey detached house is being replaced by a duplex and a two storey garden suite with possibly two units. There are tens of thousands of these one storey post war houses and if this is the start of a trend this will have a huge impact on inner suburban Toronto.
Sunnyside
Active Member
I guess I never really thought about when they'd start appearing. Exciting times for sure. Even more exciting if they move quickly.
maestro
Senior Member
Long and narrow with a lack of windows. Works for a larger, multi-level home. Not sure it will be as great as flats. Reminds me of slightly less cramped apartments being built downtown. The number of bathrooms tells me the target is not to create affordabile homes. More million plus dollar units. Will it actually result in more people living in the same structure? Isn't that the point? Is the excitement iabout multi-family vs single family? I don't see much to be excitied about here.
AlbertC
Superstar
Located on Bathurst, a few blocks south of Eglinton:
1725 BATHURST ST
Ward 12: Toronto-St. Paul's
To alter the existing detached, two-storey, five unit dwelling by constructing a third storey addition and a fourth storey mechanical penthouse addition. There will be a total of ten units within the altered dwelling.
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Current condition of existing building on site:
1725 BATHURST ST
Ward 12: Toronto-St. Paul's
To alter the existing detached, two-storey, five unit dwelling by constructing a third storey addition and a fourth storey mechanical penthouse addition. There will be a total of ten units within the altered dwelling.
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Current condition of existing building on site:
A Torontonian Now
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AlbertC
Superstar
Application Details
app.toronto.ca
357 DOVERCOURT RD
Ward 9: Davenport
To alter the existing two-storey dwelling by constructing a complete third storey addition, a rear second storey deck, side (north) stairs. This dwelling will have three units.
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NE corner of Dovercourt and Churchill, a couple blocks south of College:
rdaner
Senior Member
Great example by Craig Race Architects. 10 units where single family house stood. 367 HowlandStreet northeast of DuPont and Bathurst.
rdaner
Senior Member
145 Dovercourt Road. This looks like it is probably six units or possibly more but nothing on CofA so hard to tell. What is interesting is that there is a lot of space in the back of the lot on the laneway so we may see more units in the future. Taken 7 July.
rdaner
Senior Member
rdaner
Senior Member
I am defining multiplex rather loosely and will stick projects that seem to fit here. Taken 8 July.
bclair001
New Member
Is it correct to say that we will see less of 6-9 units now as Development charges will have to be paid for all units, versus being waived off for upto 5 units?