Instant development feasibility

37 Shouldice Crt

Toronto, Ontario. What could be built here, how big, how long it takes to approve, and what the land could be worth to a builder.

Illustrative estimate from public records and your inputs. Not an appraisal, a zoning opinion, or a guarantee of approvals. LSG Realty Inc., Brokerage.

The lot

Lot area
775 m²Property report: lot area from the public parcel data
Frontage and depth
34.3 m × 35.1 mProperty report: estimated from the lot lines (not a survey)

3 plausible scenarios

Scenario 1

Keep the house and add 2 units

Keep the existing house, add a basement or in-house suite and a garden suite.

  • Added floor area65–185 m² (700–1,991 sq ft)
  • Units2–3 units incl. the house
  • Approval pathAs of right (zoning review and building permit)
  • Timeline3–6 months approvals + 6–12 months construction
How we estimated it
Additional units
up to 2Property report: second units and garden suites screen
Second unit
65 m²Second unit (basement or in-house) about 65 m² (typical, needs confirmation)
Rear yard
17.1 m deep, 587 m²Existing house about 12 m deep (typical, needs confirmation)
Timeline
approvals 3–6 months, construction 6–12 monthsApproval and construction months (typical, needs confirmation)

Key risks

  • Screen: No public lane found along the lot (a laneway suite needs 3.5 m of lot line on a lane)
  • Garden and laneway suites need fire access from the street and room for servicing; check both early.
Rough budget and residual land value
Toronto development charge rates

Enter your own figure. We could not verify the Altus Group 2026 Canadian Cost Guide ranges (free download at altusgroup.com/featured-insights/canadian-cost-guide); use its range for this building type in your market, or a builder's quote.

Your own estimate of what the finished space sells (or is worth) per sq ft. This public tool does not use MLS® sales data.

Design, permits, consultants, legal, insurance and marketing: commonly 15–25% of hard cost (typical, needs confirmation).

Second and third units are exempt. Rates: City of Toronto DC rates effective June 26, 2025, non-rental (singles and semis $137,846; multiples 2+ bedrooms $113,938; apartments 2+ bedrooms $80,690) · Toronto Catholic DSB education development charge, $3,893 per unit (Dec 3, 2025 to Dec 2, 2026; $4,193 from Dec 3, 2026). The TDSB levies none

Construction loan rate (typical, needs confirmation).

On average about half the cost is drawn over the build (typical).

Builder's margin on revenue: commonly 12–20% (typical, needs confirmation).

Share of gross floor area that is sellable or rentable (walls, stairs and halls excluded).

Enter a hard cost and a sale value per sq ft to see the value added.

Scenario 2

Toronto multiplex, 3–4 units

Replace the house with a 4-unit multiplex under Toronto's multiplex rules.

  • Gross floor area1,627–2,061 m² (17,512–22,182 sq ft)
  • Units3–4 units
  • Approval pathAs of right (zoning review and building permit)
  • Timeline3–6 months approvals + 12–18 months construction
How we estimated it
Units
up to 4Property report: City of Toronto multiplex screen
Building width
34.3 m − 2 × 1.2 m = 31.9 mSide yards 1.2 m each (typical, needs confirmation)
Building depth
17 m (front 6 m, rear 8.8 m)Building depth up to 17 m (typical, needs confirmation)
Basement unit (high end)
+ 434 m²Basement unit: 80% of the footprint (typical, needs confirmation)
Timeline
approvals 3–6 months, construction 12–18 monthsApproval and construction months (typical, needs confirmation)

Key risks

  • Lot coverage (Lot Coverage Overlay or Chapter 900 exceptions) still applies and may cut the footprint.
Rough budget and residual land value
Toronto development charge rates

Enter your own figure. We could not verify the Altus Group 2026 Canadian Cost Guide ranges (free download at altusgroup.com/featured-insights/canadian-cost-guide); use its range for this building type in your market, or a builder's quote.

Your own estimate of what the finished space sells (or is worth) per sq ft. This public tool does not use MLS® sales data.

Design, permits, consultants, legal, insurance and marketing: commonly 15–25% of hard cost (typical, needs confirmation).

Up to four units: exempt. Five or six: every unit after the first (credit for the existing house) is charged. Rates: City of Toronto DC rates effective June 26, 2025, non-rental (singles and semis $137,846; multiples 2+ bedrooms $113,938; apartments 2+ bedrooms $80,690) · Toronto Catholic DSB education development charge, $3,893 per unit (Dec 3, 2025 to Dec 2, 2026; $4,193 from Dec 3, 2026). The TDSB levies none

Construction loan rate (typical, needs confirmation).

On average about half the cost is drawn over the build (typical).

Builder's margin on revenue: commonly 12–20% (typical, needs confirmation).

Share of gross floor area that is sellable or rentable (walls, stairs and halls excluded).

Enter a hard cost and a sale value per sq ft to see the residual land value.

Scenario 3

Townhouses, 4–5 units (needs rezoning)

Replace the house with a row of 5 townhouses facing the street.

  • Gross floor area900–1,350 m² (9,688–14,531 sq ft)
  • Units4–5 units
  • Approval pathRezoning (Zoning By-law Amendment) and site plan; not permitted today
  • Timeline12–24 months approvals + 18–24 months construction

Not permitted under today's zoning. Shown to illustrate what an approval could allow; approval is not assured.

How we estimated it
Units across the frontage
(34.3 m − 2 × 1.5 m) ÷ 6 m = 5Townhouse units at 6 m frontage each (Aurora Zoning By-law 6000-17, Table 7.2, R8)
Block depth
15 mTownhouse block about 15 m deep (typical, needs confirmation)
Floor area
450 m² × 2–3 storeysTwo to three storeys (typical, needs confirmation)
Timeline
approvals 12–24 months, construction 18–24 monthsApproval and construction months (typical, needs confirmation)

Key risks

  • The current zone (RD) does not list townhouses: a rezoning is needed, and the outcome is not assured.
  • Freehold townhouses also need the lots created (consent or part-lot control) and often a common element (POTL) for shared parts.
  • Parking, garbage and fire access for each unit drive the layout.
Rough budget and residual land value
Toronto development charge rates

Enter your own figure. We could not verify the Altus Group 2026 Canadian Cost Guide ranges (free download at altusgroup.com/featured-insights/canadian-cost-guide); use its range for this building type in your market, or a builder's quote.

Your own estimate of what the finished space sells (or is worth) per sq ft. This public tool does not use MLS® sales data.

Design, permits, consultants, legal, insurance and marketing: commonly 15–25% of hard cost (typical, needs confirmation).

Every new unit after the first (credit for the existing house) is charged. Rates: City of Toronto DC rates effective June 26, 2025, non-rental (singles and semis $137,846; multiples 2+ bedrooms $113,938; apartments 2+ bedrooms $80,690) · Toronto Catholic DSB education development charge, $3,893 per unit (Dec 3, 2025 to Dec 2, 2026; $4,193 from Dec 3, 2026). The TDSB levies none

Construction loan rate (typical, needs confirmation).

On average about half the cost is drawn over the build (typical).

Builder's margin on revenue: commonly 12–20% (typical, needs confirmation).

Share of gross floor area that is sellable or rentable (walls, stairs and halls excluded).

Enter a hard cost and a sale value per sq ft to see the residual land value.

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Illustrative estimate from public records and your inputs. Not an appraisal, a zoning opinion, or a guarantee of approvals. LSG Realty Inc., Brokerage.

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