Second units and garden suites
0% of the 27 residential lots on Humber Cres screen as likely to allow a garden suite; 0% a second unit in the house.
Residential lots by second-units screen| Likely allows additional units | 0 | 0% |
|---|
| Likely, with constraints | 27 | 100% |
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| Check zoning / further investigation | 0 | 0% |
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| Unlikely | 0 | 0% |
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- Garden suite likely: 0 lots (0%).
- Third unit likely: 0 lots (0%).
Ontario's Planning Act (s. 35.1) and O. Reg. 462/24 allow up to three units on most serviced urban house lots; the municipal by-law sets the rest. Lot depth is estimated from lot lines, not a survey.
Source: Province of Ontario and the municipality, Planning Act s. 35.1, O. Reg. 462/24 and the municipal by-law, screened lot by lot by LSG Realty (2026-11-01); York Region, Regional Official Plan 2022, Map 1 (Urban Area, Towns and Villages) (2026-11-01); Statistics Canada, 2021 Census census subdivisions (cartographic boundary file) (2026-11-01); York Region, Parcel (property boundaries across York Region) (2026-11-01). Screened 2026-11-02.
Lot sizes
Median lot 698 m² (7,513 sq ft); half of the lots are between 688 m² and 898 m² (27 lots).
Source: York Region, Parcel (property boundaries across York Region) (2026-11-01).
Flood, Oak Ridges Moraine and Greenbelt
- Partly or wholly in a conservation authority regulated area (flood and erosion hazards): 9 lots (33%).
- In the Oak Ridges Moraine countryside, natural core or linkage areas: 0 lots (0%).
- In the Greenbelt's protected countryside or urban river valleys: 0 lots (0%).
Source: 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).
Active development applications
0 active applications (rezonings, site plans, subdivisions, minor variances, consents) near Humber Cres.
Source: York Region, Active Development Application Boundaries (York Region's review of applications in its nine municipalities) (2026-10-27). Within 150 m of the street's lots.
Building permits, last 12 months
King does not publish building permits as open data that we can show.
Upcoming residential projects
4 proposed, approved or under-construction projects with about 53 units published.
- 124 James Street · Proposed: 2-storey residential development (units not published)
- 13131 Keele Street · Proposed: 5-unit townhouse development
- 27 Jane Underhill Place (and 11 more addresses) · Proposed: condominium (units not published)
- 13151 Keele Street (and 5 more addresses) · Proposed: 48-unit townhouse development
From municipal open data. Not a listing or an offer to sell; details change.
Source: York Region, Planning applications and building permits (residential projects) (2026-10-27). Within 300 m of the street's lots.
Rapid transit within 800 m
No subway, GO, LRT or rapid bus station within 800 m.
Source: TTC, Metrolinx and York Region Transit, Rapid transit stations (the map's transit layer) (2026-10-31).
Everyday needs
Everyday Needs score 48/100 · walking 24 · driving 72 (average over 27 residential lots)
- 0% of lots within a 10-minute walk of a grocery store
Nearest from the middle of Humber Cres:
- Grocery store: 27 min walk (Coppa's Fresh Market) · 7 min by car
- Pharmacy: 9 min walk (Shoppers Drug Mart) · 2 min by car
- Transit stop: 15 min walk (Keele St. @ Burton Grove (King City GO) (GO))
- Shopping centre: over 60 min walk · 20 min by car (Canadian Tire)
- Emergency department: over 60 min walk · 18 min by car (Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital)
- Hospital: over 60 min walk · 21 min by car (MacKenzie Health - Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital)
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.
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). 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.
Public schools
No public school within 800 m in the provincial list.
Source: Ontario Ministry of Education, Ontario public school contact information (placed by Statistics Canada ODA addresses) (2026-10-29). School catchments change; confirm with the board's school locator.
Water and sewer servicing
Not published · King City
Allocation: Not published in the reports we could read. King City's wastewater goes to the York Durham Sewage System; York Region plans to optimise the King City sewage pumping station for interim growth (phase 1), then expand pumping and build a new forcemain for long-term growth (phase 2). Report.
Source: 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). Township of King Water-Wastewater Master Plan, Project File Report (May 2026) (2026-05-12).
Neighbourhood profile (2021 Census)
- Population (2021)
- 452
- Median age
- 42.4
- Median household income (2020)
- $127,000
- Owner households
- 77%
- Households with children
- 62%
Source: Statistics Canada, Census of Population 2021, Census Profile (dissemination areas) (2021-05-11). 1 dissemination area; medians and shares averaged by population.
