Laneway and Garden Houses (various)

[T-Bor]

How do you know they made $500K?

I'd been following this property for a while when each unit was listed. If people can make serious money by developing and selling properties like this for $800/ft a detached, and around $650/ft for the condo units, that's fantastic. Will draw more developers into these types of projects

 

[rdaner]

Mississauga now has pre-approved garden suite plans.

Laneway Suites & ADUs in Hamilton | Check this out. Mississauga is offering free design plans for garden suites to encourage secondary dwellings | Facebook

Check this out. Mississauga is offering free design plans for garden suites to encourage secondary dwellings.

www.facebook.com

 

[rdaner]

FYI:

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[Aplus23]

So the city is allowing ppl to build houses on their own properties now, in certain locations like laneways? What's a garden house?

 

[A Torontonian Now]

Yesterday, the suite in the lane behind Jane north of Annette continues to progress s ... l ... o ... w ... l ... y ... :

 

[rdaner]

On Humbert just west of Ossington on what is rapidly becoming a new restaurant row! Two laneway houses that will be used for multiple activities.

Taken 14 June.

 

[rdaner]

Update on stats.

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[rdaner]

Behind 726 Landsdowne. Looks like a studio/event space. The other one is just to the south and has side passageways on both sides which is new to me. Taken 9 July.

 

[rdaner]

Taken 13 July. One of my favourite so far!

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[rdaner]

This is one of the larger laneway suites. Behind a newly renovated multiplex on Leslie south of Eastern. Taken 15 July.

 

[rdaner]

Logan and Gerrard. Taken 15 July.

 

[Johnny Au]

Taken 13 July. One of my favourite so far!

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That trash bin is a long-lost cousin of either a moai or an Olmec stone head.

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