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170 Merton St, Toronto

Everything the City of Toronto has published for this address: 7 building permits and 2 development applications, 2015–2026. No company named as builder on any permit here.

7building permits
2development applications
$35kdisclosed value (2 of 7 disclosed)
2026-03-04latest activity

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Timeline (Footing's count)

YearPermitsApplicationsDisclosed value
20261
202512
20182$30,000
20172$5,000
20151

Building permits (7)

DatePermitStatusValueBuilderLinks
2026-03-04Demolition · Demolition*Demolition Folder (DM) · Demolition · Multiple Use/Non ResidentialUnder Reviewn/dRecord · City
2025-04-23Other · Signs*Designated Structures · Sign Building Permit Related · First PartyCancelledn/dRecord · City
2018-11-22Renovation · Mechanical (HVAC)*Mechanical(MS) · Building Permit Related(MS) · OfficeCancelledn/dRecord · City
2018-11-20RenovationBuilding Additions/Alterations · Interior Alterations · OfficeCancelled$30,000Record · City
2017-03-16Demolition · Demolition*Demolition Folder (DM) · Demolition · OfficeCancelledn/dRecord · City
2017-01-11Renovation · Plumbing & sprinklers*Plumbing(PS) · Backflow Prevention Devices (Water only) · OfficePermit Issued$5,000Record · City
2015-09-25Other · Signs*Designated Structures · Sign Building Permit Related · First PartyCancelledn/dRecord · City

Permit column: the City's permit type, work and structure type as published. "n/d" = not disclosed: the City left the value blank. "Withheld" = the City named a builder who appears to be a private individual. City links go to the City of Toronto's permit dataset (City of Toronto Open Data).

Development applications (2)

SubmittedApplicationStatus
2025-03-14Site plan 25 129096 STE 12 SASite Plan Approval for a 36-storey mixed-use residential building, which includes the partial retention of the existing heritage building at 170 Merton Street. Under ReviewRecord · City record ↗
2025-03-14Rezoning / OPA 25 129087 STE 12 OZCombined Official Plan & Zoning By-law Amendment for a 45-storey mixed-use residential building, which includes the partial retention of the existing heritage bClosedRecord · City record ↗

The City of Toronto publishes the assigned planner as the file contact, never the developer; Footing does not show planner contact details here.

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Source: City of Toronto Open Data — permits and, where the City publishes one, development applications, loaded nightly. The City of Toronto fills its builder column on only ~5% of permits (mainly new houses). "Not disclosed" means the City left the field blank (or wrote 0 or placeholder text for cost). Coordinates are the City's address point, not a survey of the works. Grouping by address is Footing's join on the normalized street address.