Land signal Blogs
Landscaping plays a major role in the aesthetics and livability of Toronto neighborhoods. Beyond making properties look appealing, landscaping also provides functional outdoor space and preserves greenery across the city. Toronto’s zoning by-laws include detailed landscaping requirements for both front...
Adding a Garden suite in Toronto can unlock new living space, rental income, or multi-generational housing. But before you begin, it’s important to understand one of the key zoning rules that applies to every project: the minimum separation distance between...
Garden suites are becoming an increasingly popular housing option in Toronto, offering extra living space, rental opportunities, or multi-generational housing. But before you design one, it’s essential to understand the maximum dimensions allowed by Toronto’s zoning by-laws. Why These Regulations...
When planning a garden suite or laneway suite in Toronto, many homeowners ask: Do I need to provide parking? Unlike traditional houses, Toronto has special parking rules for these secondary units that encourage flexibility, walkability, and sustainable design. Car Parking...
Building a Laneway suite in Toronto is more than just designing a compact home at the back of your lot. One of the most important factors to consider is accessibility how people and emergency services can reach the unit safely....
When applying for a building permit in Toronto, you’ll come across a technical but important concept called “establishing grade.” The city uses grade as the baseline measurement to determine building height, basement classification, and other zoning requirements. Many homeowners are...
