Under Ontario's new rules, many lots can now hold a multiplex — 3 to 6 units — worth far more than the single home on it. Most owners have never been shown the number. We'll show you what yours could hold, and bring in a builder who's converted 200+ of them to price it.
See how many units your lot could hold, what a multiplex there could be worth, and the path to build it. Instant download.
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Download the guideOntario now allows multiplexes of 3 to 6 units on lots that used to permit a single home. Your free review pins down the exact number for your lot and street.
A tired home on a deep lot can be worth more as a development site than as a house. We show you when that's the case — and when it isn't.
A recent financing shift is pulling a new kind of buyer into these homes, and that demand can lift what your property is worth.
A "free market evaluation" prices the house as-is. This shows the full picture — so you decide from strength, not a lender's clock or a rushed listing.
After you've read the guide, we'll review your address, lot dimensions, and zoning and tell you plainly what it could hold and what that's worth. If it makes sense to build, we bring in our construction partner — 15+ years, 200+ units — to price it. Free 15-minute lot review, no obligation to list.