
From one house to many homes.
A completed multiplex in Toronto, and a pipeline that runs from four-unit builds to 60-unit buildings on the city’s major streets.
Our sites across Toronto.
Every pin is a lot that started as a single house. Zoom in for street names; the index on the right keys to the numbers.
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Bermondsey
View the before and after →
One aging detached house. A brand-new multi-unit rental.
Sixteen photographs of the finished units, and a before-and-after slider of the original house against the completed building.
See the full project ↗︎Four units, plus one.
The as-of-right multiplex: four homes plus an additional unit on a standard residential lot.


Teddington Park
More homes on the same lot.
Where the lot allows, six or ten units — and substantially more rental income — without leaving the neighbourhood scale.

Danforth

Crescent Town

Morningside 1
142 homes along Toronto’s major streets.
Under the Major Streets policy, mid-rise buildings of up to six storeys can now be built as-of-right. Five projects, 142 units.

Bayview Village

Don Valley Village

Centerpoint

Kipling 1

Henry Farm
Renderings shown for projects in development. Unit counts subject to final approvals.
