What’s being built in Toronto
0 development applications are in progress across Toronto, and 0 requests to the Committee of Adjustment are open. 0 new development applications were filed in the last 30 days, and 0 hearings are coming up where neighbours can comment.
Data as of Nov 12, 2026 · From the City of Toronto’s open data
01Have your say this week
No hearings or meetings with open comments this week.
02New this month
No new development applications in the last 30 days.
03By ward
| Ward | In progress | Hearings, next 30 days |
|---|
04How planning applications work
What is a rezoning (Official Plan or Zoning By-law amendment)?
A request to change the rules for a site so that something bigger or different can be built. City planners review it, there’s a public meeting, and City Council decides. Decisions can be appealed to the Ontario Land Tribunal.
What is a site plan application?
The City’s review of the detailed design of a building that the zoning already allows: its layout, driveways and landscaping. There’s no public meeting.
What is a minor variance?
Permission from the Committee of Adjustment for a small exception to the zoning rules, such as a little more height or lot coverage. Neighbours are notified and can comment before the hearing.
How do I comment on a planning application?
Each application page here shows any upcoming meeting or hearing, the comment deadline and how to take part. You can also contact the City planner listed on the City’s application page, or your councillor.