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88 Sample Crescent, Anytown ON

Your dealbreakers: flooding, development nearby, short-term rental rules. Full report: all checks.

Flagged: worth a closer look. Note: a rule or record to know about. Nothing on record: the source shows nothing for this lot. Facts: useful details and numbers. Not published: the town doesn't publish this. Tap a tile to show only those checks.

What's around the home within 500 m

Map of 88 Sample Crescent and what's nearby (sample) Maple Park Elementary school Sample Creek Stormwater pond Main Street (arterial) Sample Crescent Oak Avenue 300 m 500 m Fire station 1.2 km B B B A S 200 m N Drawn from City and Ontario open data · sample
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    Home values in the area 2021 census, owner-estimated

    What owners estimated their homes were worth on census day (May 2021). This isn't a value for this home, and prices have changed since.

    This census tract, all homes$800,000
    Anytown, single-detached$900,000
    Anytown, all homes$700,000

    Sample figures. Source: Statistics Canada, Census Profile, 2021 Census of Population. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada.

    Next steps and look-ups

    Questions you could ask

    • Seller: the City lists the 2019 underpinning permit as open. Was a final inspection done?
    • Your lawyer: how do the open permit and the nearby application relate to your purchase?
    • The City: when is the 9-storey application expected at committee?
    • Conservation authority: what does the regulated area at the back of the lot mean for a deck or shed?

    This is information, not legal advice.

    Look it up yourself

    • By-law investigations: Toronto publishes investigations for any address in its investigation lookup. Other towns: ask the by-law office. A complaint isn't a finding that a by-law was broken.
    • Outstanding work orders: your lawyer requests these from the City after your offer is accepted. The standard Ontario agreement includes the seller's consent.
    • Street View history: use "See more dates" on the Street View link above to see how the home looked in past years.

    See sold prices yourself

    1. Ask your agent for a comparative market analysis of recent sales nearby.
    2. Buy this home's parcel register on ONLand to see what it last sold for.
    3. Read your local real estate board's monthly market report.

    We can't republish individual sale prices: MLS rules and the land registry's terms don't allow it.

    What this report doesn't cover

    • The building's condition, wiring, roof and foundation: a home inspector
    • Radon and lead at the tap: a test kit or your public health unit
    • Condo documents: your lawyer reviews the status certificate
    • Complaints to the City, and anything not in public records, including unpermitted work

    Words used in this report

    Regulated area
    Land near water where the conservation authority's permit is needed to build or grade.
    Minor variance
    Permission from the Committee of Adjustment to differ slightly from the zoning by-law.
    Severance
    Splitting one lot into two or more.
    Record of site condition
    A filing made when land changes to a more sensitive use, like industrial to residential.
    Open permit
    A permit whose final inspection hasn't been closed out.
    Arterial road
    A main road meant to carry through traffic, as the City classifies it.

    Sources and licences

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    OfferDue reports what public records show and where they come from. It isn't legal, financial, insurance or inspection advice. Records can be out of date or incomplete; confirm anything that affects your decision with your municipality, lawyer or inspector.

    Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario, the Open Government Licence – Canada and the City's open government licence. Contains information licenced under the Data Server End-use Licence of Environment and Climate Change Canada. Map features and places from © OpenStreetMap contributors (openstreetmap.org/copyright). Statistics Canada data reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada. Not affiliated with any municipality, conservation authority, the Government of Ontario or the Government of Canada.

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