Updated 2026-10-22Toronto, Ontario

New build permit leads in Toronto.

Every Monday, the new building permits in Toronto that need builders, framers and every trade that follows them: new houses, semis, townhouses, laneway homes and multi-unit buildings. You get the address, the estimated value, what's being built and the contractor or applicant where the city publishes one.

City of Toronto open data Every Monday morning 14-day refund
50new new build permits, 2026-09-08 to 2026-10-22
$409.8Mestimated work on 42 permits with a value
$500Ktypical (median) job
$112.0Mlargest job this period
Latest permits

The newest new build permits in Toronto.

A short sample from the latest data. Subscribers get all 50, with the contractor or applicant and a CSV for the call sheet.

IssuedAddressEst. valueWork
2026-10-2131 PARLIAMENT ST$112,000,000Proposal for a new 41-storey, plus mezzanine levels mixed use building consisting of 428 residential units,retail gross floor area and 4-level undergr…
2026-10-212289 LAWRENCE AVE W$1,000,000Proposal to demolish the existing dwelling and construct a 2 storey 4-unit dwelling(see 26 192096 BLD for Rear Garden suite)
2026-10-21194 PHYLLIS AVE$300,300Proposed new 2 storey garden suite
2026-10-2199 MACDONELL AVE$55,000Proposal to convert existing garage into a laneway suite
2026-10-21593 JANE ST$30,000Proposal to convert the existing one (1) storey detached garage into a new Garden Suite.See also Order to Comply 22 236425 COU
2026-10-20405 SHERBOURNE ST$2,127,000Proposed geothermal system for new building
2026-10-20521 WARDEN AVE$800,000Proposed Garden suite
2026-10-20521 WARDEN AVE$800,000Proposed garden suite.

How new build leads from Toronto permits work

Toronto publishes new permits every week. About a third carry an estimated construction value, and the builder's name is listed on many of them.

We read every new permit and tag it by the work it describes, so a new build list has new houses, semis, townhouses, laneway homes and multi-unit buildings. Revisions to older permits and repeat sub-permits for the same project are dropped, so each job appears once.

Most builders, framers and every trade that follows them call or email the contractor named on the permit, or knock on the door at the address, in the first week, before the work is tendered out. Calling a business named on a public permit is normal business development; follow Canada's anti-spam law (CASL) before sending commercial email.

Pricing

One new job pays for years of leads.

Every plan starts with 7 days free. Prices in Canadian dollars.

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One city, every trade.

CA$59/month
Start 7 days free
  • 1 city
  • All 11 trades
  • Weekly email + CSV

Region

For crews working across a region.

CA$99/month
Start 7 days free
  • Up to 3 cities
  • All trades
  • Weekly email + CSV
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Where does the data come from?

The City of Toronto's official open data, published under its open government licence. We are not affiliated with the city.

When does my first list arrive?

Within one business day of signing up, with the last two weeks of permits. After that, every Monday morning.

Which plan should I pick?

Starter (CA$29) covers new build alone in Toronto, which is busy enough for most crews. Pro (CA$59) adds every other trade, and Region (CA$99) covers up to 3 cities.

How do I cancel or get a refund?

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