Ontario's rules changed. Many lots that used to allow one home can now hold a multiplex. Answer four quick questions and find out where yours stands.
A quick directional estimate — the exact number is confirmed with a site-specific zoning review.
Educational estimate only — not legal, planning, or financial advice. We'll never share your details.
This is a directional estimate based on what you entered. Your exact unit count depends on your parcel's zoning and a site-specific review — that's what we confirm on the call.
PlexCheck gives you a directional read in a minute. Before you buy, build, or list, a feasibility study confirms exactly what your lot can hold and whether the numbers actually work — so you move on the full picture, not a guess.
One coordinated study — the design, the costing, and the realtor read under one roof. Assembled separately, the same work runs several thousand dollars and weeks of back-and-forth.
Credited back in full at closing when PlexEdge represents you on the purchase or sale.
A tool can tell you roughly what's possible. Turning it into reality takes a plan and a builder. We bring the strategy, the research, and the realtor side — finding, valuing, listing, or buying the right lot. Our construction partner (15+ years, 200+ units) brings the permits, the build, and a real quote. Most agents don't know where to start. You'd get both, from one licensed team.