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November 7, 2026 · TorontoData updated overnight
My Address in Toronto
Your address, on the record

What the city knows about your building, your block and what’s coming next.

One sourced report from City of Toronto open data and other public sources.

Preview: reports currently cover 1,826 addresses in South Parkdale.

How to read a report

This address

The record names your building or covers your lot.

Nearby

Within 250 metres of your address.

Your area

Applies to the postal area or study area around you.

Inside every report

01

The building

RentSafe score, fire code inspections, building orders, permits, heritage status.

02

Risks and the ground

TRCA flood and shoreline hazards, regulated areas, lead test results for your postal area.

03

What’s changing nearby

Development applications and Committee of Adjustment hearings, with dates.

04–06

Services and history

Garbage day, your councillor, quick answers and archive photos of your street.

Weekly alerts

The weekly briefing for your block

New development applications and hearings near you, weekly or monthly. Hearing dates go straight to your calendar.

No email in quiet weeks. Deadline alerts always arrive on time. Change radius and alert types anytime.

Our sources

SourceUsed forRefresh
City of Toronto Open DataBuildings, permits, development, services, street mapDaily to yearly
Toronto and Region Conservation AuthorityFlood and shoreline hazards, regulated areaAs updated
City of Toronto Archives · Toronto Public LibraryHistorical photos (located by the OldTO project)Added over time
Toronto Police Service · Statistics Canada · ECCCCrime, census block profile, air quality (Phase 2)Coming next

Every dataset, licence and update schedule

From the archives

Jameson Avenue south from King Street
Jameson Avenue south from King Street, 1950. City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 200, Series 372, Subseries 58, Item 2085.
Watson, George F., house, Jameson Ave., e. side, n. of King St. W.
Watson, George F., house, Jameson Ave., e. side, n. of King St. W. , 1912. Courtesy of Toronto Public Library.
Jameson Avenue north from King Street
Jameson Avenue north from King Street, 1946. City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 200, Series 372, Subseries 58, Item 1699.