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9015 Leslie St

Richmond Hill, Ontario

  • Outside mapped flood areas
  • Lot 11,077 m²
  • School 1.3 km away

Lot Potential Score 40 out of 100, Moderate

ModerateMedium confidence: 2 facts not known

  • +8Major Transit Station Area. Inside a Major Transit Station Area: the plan sets higher density targets.
  • −6Second and third units. The by-law likely does not allow a second unit on this lot.
  • +6Water and sewer. Water and sewer allocation is available.

How the score worksNot an appraisal or zoning opinion.

Lot outlined from the municipality's parcel data (approximate, not a survey). Neighbouring lots in grey.

Generated November 1, 2026 from public open data on LSG Realty's own servers. Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

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Lot

Information: Lot of about 11,077 m²

  • Lot area: 11,077 m² · 2.74 acres · 119,232 sq ft (from the municipality's mapping)
  • About 131.0 m wide and 184.4 m deep (estimated from the lot lines)
  • Parcel type: Condominium-Apartment
  • Lot lines are approximate and not a survey.

Source: York Region, Parcel (property boundaries across York Region) (2026-10-31). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Zoning

Not available: Zoning not in open data for Richmond Hill

  • Ask the municipality's zoning desk, or read the zoning by-law map. The map has zoning for Toronto and Newmarket today.

Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Second units and garden suites

Limits apply: Additional units: not likely

  • Unlikely
  • Second unit: not likely · Third unit: not likely
  • Garden suite: not likely
  • Up to 3 additional units per lot in this municipality
  • Condominium parcel: additional units are not added to condominium common elements
  • Screening from open data and the municipal by-law; not a zoning opinion. Confirm with the municipality.

Source: City of Toronto, Property Boundaries (lot outlines and stated lot area) (2026-10-31); City of Toronto, Zoning By-law 569-2013 (Zoning Area) (2026-02-20); City of Toronto, Toronto Centreline (public lanes) (2026-10-30); City of Toronto, Ravine & Natural Feature Protection area (2026-11-01); York Region, Parcel (property boundaries across York Region) (2026-11-01); York Region, Regional Official Plan 2022, Map 1 (Urban Area, Towns and Villages) (2026-11-01); Town of Newmarket, Zoning By-laws 2010-40 and 2019-06 (2026-10-10); Statistics Canada, 2021 Census census subdivisions (cartographic boundary file) (2026-11-01); Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, TRCA Regulated Area (Regulation Limit 2025, O. Reg. 41/24) (2026-11-01); Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority, Regulation Limit (O. Reg. 41/24) (2026-11-01); Province of Ontario, Oak Ridges Moraine land use designations (2017 Plan) (2026-11-01); Province of Ontario, Greenbelt designations (2017 Plan) (2026-11-01). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Multiplex potential

Not available: Multiplex screening covers Toronto only

  • Outside Toronto, see Second units and garden suites below.

Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Severance potential

Not available: Severance screening covers Toronto only

  • The screen uses the minimum lot frontage and area in Toronto's Zoning By-law 569-2013.

Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Variance odds (Committee of Adjustment)

Not available: Variance odds cover Toronto only

  • Committee of Adjustment decisions are open data in Toronto; York Region municipalities publish theirs as PDF agendas only.

Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Flood, Moraine and Greenbelt

Favourable: Outside mapped flood and hazard areas

  • Not within a conservation authority's mapped regulated area (flooding, erosion, wetlands). Mapping is approximate.
  • Outside the Oak Ridges Moraine Conservation Plan area.
  • Outside the Greenbelt Plan area.

Source: Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, TRCA Regulated Area (Regulation Limit 2025, O. Reg. 41/24) (2026-04-29); Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority, Regulation Limit (O. Reg. 41/24) (2026-10-31); Credit Valley Conservation, Generic Regulations Limit (2025) (2026-10-27); Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority, CLOCA Regulated Areas (natural hazards regulation mapping, Nov 2025) (2026-10-31); Hamilton Conservation Authority, HCA Regulated Areas (O. Reg. 41/24) (2026-08-04); Province of Ontario, Oak Ridges Moraine: land use designations (Oak Ridges Moraine Conservation Plan, 2017) (2026-10-31); Province of Ontario, Greenbelt designations (Greenbelt Plan, 2017) (2026-10-31); Province of Ontario, Wetlands (Land Information Ontario): Provincially Significant Wetlands and other evaluated wetlands (2026-10-31); Province of Ontario, Areas of Natural and Scientific Interest (ANSI), life science and earth science (Land Information Ontario) (2026-10-31); Province of Ontario, Wooded Area (Land Information Ontario): mapped woodland cover, not a significance determination (2026-10-31). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Water and sewer capacity

Favourable: Allocation available

  • Richmond Hill (urban area): Capacity remains after commitments and is assigned under the City's Municipal Servicing Allocation Policy By-law 9-25, with affordable housing and transit-supportive development ranked first. Applications under review (61,332 persons) exceed what is left.
  • Published figure: 22,072 persons remaining after commitments (end of Q3 2024)
  • Based on: City of Richmond Hill SRPBS.25.003, Municipal Servicing Capacity and Allocation Summary Update (Committee of the Whole) (2025-01-15)
  • Public records; confirm with the municipality.

The report

Source: York Region / Richmond Hill, City of Richmond Hill SRPBS.25.003, Municipal Servicing Capacity and Allocation Summary Update (Committee of the Whole) (2025-01-15); Province of Ontario (Land Information Ontario), Municipal Boundary – Lower and Single Tier (2026-11-01); York Region, Regional Official Plan 2022, Map 1 – Regional Structure: Urban Area (2026-11-01); York Region, Regional Official Plan 2022, Map 1 – Regional Structure: Towns and Villages (2026-11-01). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Transit and station areas

Favourable: In a station area · Langstaff GO 3.5 km

  • Nearest rapid transit or GO station: Langstaff GO (Richmond Hill), 3.5 km in a straight line
  • Inside the Leslie-Highway 7 Protected Major Transit Station Area (planned density 200 people and jobs per hectare). Station area boundaries and density targets come from the Official Plan. Confirm with the municipality.

Source: City of Toronto, Merged GTFS – TTC Routes and Schedules (subway and LRT routes, their shapes and the stations they serve) (2026-11-01); Province of Ontario, Ontario Railway Network (ORWN) track and station, filtered to GO Transit (Land Information Ontario; 2016 attribute vintage) (2026-10-31); York Region, Regional Official Plan 2022, Map 10 – Rapid Transit Network (proposed subway service and stations) (2026-10-31); City of Toronto, Minister-Approved Major Transit Station Areas (MTSA and Protected MTSA delineations) (2026-02-03); York Region, Regional Official Plan 2022, Appendix 2 – Major Transit Station Areas (boundaries and minimum density targets) (2026-10-31); Durham Region, Regional Official Plan (2024 consolidation), Map 3 – Protected Major Transit Station Areas (2026-10-31); City of Brampton, Brampton Plan, Schedule 1B – Primary Major Transit Station Areas (2026-06-11). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Commute

Favourable: Union Station: under 40 min by car, over 60 min by transit

  • To Union Station: under 40 min by car · over 60 min by transit
  • To Highway 404 / 407: under 20 min by car · under 20 min by transit
  • Typical weekday morning, estimated from open road and transit schedule data (not live traffic or a trip planner).

Source: LSG commute estimate, Roads © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); LSG commute estimate, TTC schedules: City of Toronto, Open Government Licence – Toronto; LSG commute estimate, Data used in this product or service is provided with the permission of Metrolinx. Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Everyday needs

Information: Everyday Needs score 61/100 (walk 33, drive 89)

  • Everyday Needs score 61/100: walking 33, driving 89 (some needs close by)
  • Grocery store: 27 min walk (Michael Angelo's) · 7 min by car
  • Pharmacy: 16 min walk (Bayview Hill Pharmacy) · 3 min by car
  • Transit stop: 32 min walk (Bayview Ave. @ Hwy. 7 (GO))
  • Shopping centre: 1 min walk (Shoppes of the Parkway) · 1 min by car
  • Emergency department: over 60 min walk · 14 min by car (North York General Hospital)
  • Hospital: 58 min walk (Shouldice Hospital) · 14 min by car
  • Local bus stops in York Region, Mississauga and Brampton (YRT/Viva, MiWay, Brampton Transit) are not in our data yet, so transit is left out of the walking score there.
  • LSG estimate from open data: walking on mapped streets and paths at 4.8 km/h; driving at typical weekday rush-hour road speeds (not live traffic). Times are for the 200 m square around each address. Places can open, close or move; check before you rely on one.
  • Places and paths © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

Source: LSG Realty, Everyday Needs score (LSG's own travel-time estimate) (2026-11-02); © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, OpenStreetMap (Geofabrik Ontario extract): roads, footpaths, supermarkets and grocery stores, pharmacies, shopping centres and department stores, hospitals and emergency departments — Open Database Licence (ODbL) 1.0 (2026-11-02); Ontario Ministry of Health, Ministry of Health Service Provider Locations (MOHSERLO): hospital sites — Open Government Licence – Ontario (2026-11-02); City of Toronto (TTC), Merged GTFS – TTC Routes and Schedules (stops) — Open Government Licence – Toronto (2026-11-02); Metrolinx (GO Transit), GO Transit GTFS (stops) — Metrolinx Open Data Licence (2026-11-02); Metrolinx (UP Express), UP Express GTFS (stops) — Metrolinx Open Data Licence (2026-11-02). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Schools nearby

Information: Nearest elementary school: Doncrest Public School, 1.4 km

  • St Robert Catholic High School (Secondary, 1.3 km) · York CDSB
  • Doncrest Public School (Elementary, 1.4 km) · York Region DSB
  • Adrienne Clarkson Public School (Elementary, 1.6 km) · York Region DSB
  • Christ the King Catholic Elementary School (Elementary, 1.6 km) · York CDSB
  • The nearest school is not always the one that serves an address: use the board's locator. Boundaries change; confirm with the board.

YCDSB school locator (York Catholic District School Board)YRDSB school locator (York Region District School Board)

Source: Ontario Ministry of Education, Ontario public school contact information (placed by Statistics Canada ODA addresses). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Child care

Information: 5 licensed child care centres within 1 km

  • Nearest: Bayview Elite Learning Centre (70 m) · 9011 Leslie Street, Richmond Hill, ON L4B 3B6
  • Licence status as of the ministry's latest monthly file. Ask the centre about spaces and fees.

Source: Ontario Ministry of Education, Licensed child care facilities in Ontario (2026-09-01). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Active development applications

Information: 8 active applications within 500 m

  • Local Official Plan Amendment (Routine) · 9015 Leslie Street, 9017 Leslie Street, 670 Highway 7, 9005 Leslie Street, 650 Highway 7, 225 East Beaver Creek Road, 9009 Leslie Street, 600 Highway 7 (120 m) · In Progress · Regional review: Review, Awaiting Response · OPA-23-0003 (York Region file LOPA.23.R.0011)
  • Zoning By-law Amendment · North of Highway 7 and East of Leslie Street (160 m) · In Progress · Regional review: Intake, Cursory Evaluation · ZBLA-25-0018 (York Region file ZBA.25.R.0118)
  • Local Official Plan Amendment (Approval) · North of Hwy 7 and West of Hwy 404 (200 m) · In Progress · Regional review: Intake, Cursory Evaluation · N/A (York Region file LOPA.26.R.0017)
  • Site Plan (Major) · 50 Minthorn Boulevard, 1 Bank of China Way (410 m) · In Progress · Regional review: Review, Response Provided · SPM02811 (York Region file SP.11.M.0049)
  • Site Plan (Minor) · 50 Minthorn Blvd - Southeast corner of Leslie Street and Highway 7 (410 m) · Awaiting Mandatory Docs · Regional review: Intake, Initial Processing · SPM01612 (York Region file SP.12.M.0047)
  • From the municipality's open data. Check the municipality's file for the latest status.

Source: City of Toronto, Development Applications (City Planning, Application Information Centre) (2026-11-01); City of Toronto, Committee of Adjustment Applications (Active Applications) (2026-10-31); City of Brampton, GeoHub, Planning_Land_Use_Development: OPA ZBA Subdivision, Draft Plan of Condo, Site Plan Approval, Minor Variance, Consent to Sever (2026-11-01); York Region, Active Development Application Boundaries (York Region's review of applications in its nine municipalities) (2026-10-27). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Upcoming residential projects

Information: 6 upcoming residential projects within 1 km

  • 9015 Leslie Street (and 7 more addresses) (120 m) · Proposed: 3,796-unit mixed-use building, up to 49 storeys
  • North of Highway 7 and East of Leslie Street (160 m) · Proposed: 3,733-unit mixed-use building
  • East of Leslie Street, north side of East Beaver Creek (520 m) · Approved: condominium (units not published)
  • 75 Norman Bethune Avenue, 85 Norman Bethune Avenue (620 m) · Proposed: 13-storey, 200-unit apartment building
  • North of Highway 407, west of Highway 404 (650 m) · Proposed: 4-storey, 114-unit residential development
  • From municipal open data. Not a listing or an offer to sell; details change. Confirm with the municipality.

Source: City of Toronto, Development Applications (City Planning, Application Information Centre) (2026-11-01); City of Toronto, Committee of Adjustment Applications (Active Applications) (2026-10-31); City of Brampton, GeoHub, Planning_Land_Use_Development: OPA ZBA Subdivision, Draft Plan of Condo, Site Plan Approval, Minor Variance, Consent to Sever (2026-11-01); York Region, Active Development Application Boundaries (York Region's review of applications in its nine municipalities) (2026-10-27). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Building permits nearby

Information: No new-building, addition or demolition permits within 250 m

  • From the municipality's open data. Check with the municipality for the permit's current status.

Source: City of Toronto, Building Permits – Active Permits (2026-10-30); City of Toronto, Building Permits – Cleared Permits (2026-10-30); City of Mississauga, Building Permits (issued since 2018) (2026-10-01); City of Brampton, Building Permits (GeoHub) (2026-10-31). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Heritage

Not available: Heritage register data covers Toronto only

  • Ask the municipality whether the property is on its heritage register.

Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Official Plan

Information: Official Plan: Urban Area

  • Broad category: Urban / community areas
  • Official Plan designations guide future use; zoning controls what can be built today. Confirm with the municipality.

Source: York Region, Regional Official Plan 2022, Map 1 – Regional Structure (2026-10-31). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.

Neighbourhood profile

Information: Median household income $75k

  • Median household income (2020): $75,000
  • Owner households: 74%
  • Households with children: 30%
  • Median age: 52
  • Population density: 537 per km²
  • Statistics Canada, Census of Population 2021 (income is for 2020), for the dissemination area around this address.

Source: Statistics Canada, Census of Population 2021, Census Profile and dissemination area boundaries (2022-04-27). Public records; not a legal, zoning or engineering opinion.