Toronto Property Reports

What's in a Toronto Property Proof Report

Building Permit Records

Permit history sourced from City of Toronto Open Data via the CKAN building-permits dataset. Each permit is classified as Closed, Open, Expired, or Unknown. Open permits are flagged prominently — they may indicate work that was never inspected, which can affect insurance, mortgage conditions, and resale.

Flood Risk in Toronto

Flood hazard data sourced from the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) floodplain mapping. Properties within mapped TRCA flood polygons are flagged with elevated risk context. Toronto is intersected by numerous ravine systems including the Don River, Humber River, and Highland Creek.

Sewer Infrastructure

Sewer type classification based on City of Toronto manhole data. Properties in combined sewer areas face elevated backup risk during heavy rainfall events.

Fire Protection

Distance to the nearest Toronto fire station and hydrant count within 150 metres, sourced from City of Toronto open datasets.

Toronto Building Permit History

Every renovation, addition, basement underpinning, or mechanical upgrade in Toronto requires a building permit from the City. Property Proof pulls permit records from the City of Toronto CKAN open data portal, covering permits back to 2000. In established neighbourhoods like The Annex, Riverdale, Roncesvalles, and Leslieville, open permits are more common than many buyers expect.

How It Works

Enter any Toronto residential address. Property Proof aggregates permit history, TRCA flood mapping, fire station proximity, hydrant data, and sewer infrastructure type into a single formatted report. No phone calls to City Hall. No navigating multiple open-data portals. Facts only. Records only. No opinions.