Toronto Construction Permits by Neighbourhood: 72 Busiest Areas

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Figures read October 9, 2026.

Yonge-Bay Corridor led Toronto with 697 construction permits from August 2025 to July 2026, followed by Banbury-Don Mills and South Riverdale. 72 neighbourhoods had 100 or more.

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The 72 busiest neighbourhoods

NeighbourhoodPermits, Aug 2025 to Jul 2026Twelve months beforeChangeLargest type
Yonge-Bay Corridor697454+54%commercial
Banbury-Don Mills518186+178%residential
South Riverdale356279+28%residential
Annex356353+1%residential
Rosedale-Moore Park283242+17%residential
Englemount-Lawrence281125+125%residential
West Humber-Clairville274207+32%commercial
The Beaches264181+46%residential
Stonegate-Queensway237341-30%residential
Leaside-Bennington233187+25%residential
Downtown Yonge East231148+56%commercial
North Riverdale230142+62%residential
St Lawrence-East Bayfront-The Islands225179+26%commercial
Wexford/Maryvale223150+49%residential
Kensington-Chinatown222147+51%residential
Mount Pleasant East22293+139%residential
Greenwood-Coxwell218140+56%residential
Wellington Place214132+62%commercial
High Park-Swansea205222-8%residential
Birchcliffe-Cliffside203203+0%residential
Mimico-Queensway202157+29%residential
Willowdale West199144+38%residential
Danforth East York197163+21%residential
Junction-Wallace Emerson191156+22%residential
Trinity-Bellwoods187205-9%residential
Lawrence Park South181167+8%residential
East End-Danforth180127+42%residential
Clairlea-Birchmount180141+28%residential
Junction Area176171+3%residential
High Park North173123+41%residential
Dufferin Grove170117+45%residential
Dovercourt Village169125+35%residential
Palmerston-Little Italy168165+2%residential
Oakwood Village165228-28%residential
Islington164143+15%residential
Alderwood161170-5%residential
Etobicoke City Centre161157+3%commercial
Yorkdale-Glen Park153124+23%residential
Bedford Park-Nortown151220-31%residential
Yonge-Eglinton151113+34%residential
Lawrence Park North147149-1%residential
St.Andrew-Windfields144345-58%residential
Milliken14386+66%commercial
O'Connor-Parkview141123+15%residential
Newtonbrook West14099+41%residential
Little Portugal138113+22%residential
Roncesvalles137196-30%residential
Danforth13399+34%residential
Woodbine-Lumsden13175+75%residential
Runnymede-Bloor West Village129116+11%residential
Rockcliffe-Smythe128108+19%residential
Clanton Park125153-18%residential
York University Heights122117+4%institutional
Bendale-Glen Andrew12080+50%residential
Wychwood119121-2%residential
Briar Hill-Belgravia11975+59%residential
West Hill119125-5%residential
University118136-13%residential
Corso Italia-Davenport117134-13%residential
Cliffcrest117161-27%residential
Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills115148-22%residential
Agincourt South-Malvern West11468+68%residential
New Toronto109135-19%residential
Moss Park10882+32%residential
Caledonia-Fairbank10780+34%residential
Lansing-Westgate105149-30%residential
Humewood-Cedarvale104114-9%residential
Bayview Village10286+19%residential
Forest Hill South101129-22%residential
Woodbine Corridor10162+63%residential
South Eglinton-Davisville10188+15%residential
West Queen West10073+37%residential
Toronto: the ten busiest neighbourhoods Yonge-Bay Corridor 697 Banbury-Don Mills 518 South Riverdale 356 Annex 356 Rosedale-Moore Park 283 Englemount-Lawrence 281 West Humber-Clairville 274 The Beaches 264 Stonegate-Queensway 237 Leaside-Bennington 233

Permits issued August 2025 to July 2026, read October 9, 2026.

Neighbourhoods are the City of Toronto's own. Toronto's August and September 2026 permits are not complete in the feed yet, so the window ends in July. Builtie's Toronto data is the amalgamated City of Toronto, including Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, East York and York. Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham and the rest of the GTA issue their own permits and are not in the feed today, so a Toronto count is not a GTA count. Toronto states a construction cost on about a third of 2026 permits.

Building types: residential, commercial, institutional, industrial. Month by month: Toronto construction permits by month.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Toronto neighbourhoods have the most construction?

By permits issued August 2025 to July 2026: Yonge-Bay Corridor, 697; Banbury-Don Mills, 518; South Riverdale, 356; Annex, 356; Rosedale-Moore Park, 283.

Where does this data come from?

The City of Toronto's building permits, read by Builtie October 9, 2026.

What does Builtie cost?

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