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70 city records on Bay St.

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New shops

Licences since July 2025. The date is when the city approved it, not the opening day.

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Named on a permit

A permit application that names a shop. It is not a licence and not an opening day.

Being built

The city has allowed these. Work may not have started.

Multiple Unit Building

483 Bay St

483 Bay St · Toronto Centre

Approved 9 Oct 2026

Localized concrete repairs, podium deck waterproofing repairs, and piping repairs

Multiple Unit Building

525 Bay St

525 Bay St · Toronto Centre

Approved 28 Sep 2026

INTERIOR ALTERATIONS TO LOBBY, RESTAURANTS AND SUPPORT SPACES OF EXISTING HOTEL

Multiple Unit Building

199 Bay St

199 Bay St · Toronto Centre

Approved 26 Aug 2026

Proposal for interior alterations: Demolition of partition layout and ceilings. Back to base condition.

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Multiple Unit Building

1282 Bay St

1282 Bay St · University-Rosedale

Approved 14 Aug 2026

Proposed interior alteration to convert existing retail unit to Financial Institution (Money Exchange).

Multiple Unit Building

141 Bay St

141 Bay St · Spadina-Fort York

Approved 8 Jun 2026

Proposal for interior alteration (Fit out for multi tenant corridor- Level 48)

Multiple Unit Building

610 Bay St

610 Bay St · University-Rosedale

Approved 21 May 2026

Proposal for Stand-alone shoring and excavation permit in order to remediate the soil as needed, prior to start of construction of the future proposed apartments

Multiple Unit Building

1170 Bay St

1170 Bay St · University-Rosedale

Approved 13 May 2026

Proposal for interior alterations to the vestibule and creating a barrier free washroom.Convenience address is 1168 Bay St

Multiple Unit Building

604 Bay St

604 Bay St · University-Rosedale

Approved 27 Mar 2026

Proposal for renovation related to demolition for 604 Bay St.

Multiple Unit Building

761 Bay St

761 Bay St · University-Rosedale

Approved 17 Sep 2025

Proposal for rehabilitation to waterproofing system, expansion joints and localized concrete repairs for parking garage level at P5,P6,P7

Multiple Use/non Residential

141 Bay St

141 Bay St · Spadina-Fort York

Approved 23 Jul 2025

REV 01: Revised drawing set (refer to cover letter attached).Proposal to construct a 50 storey office and retail building with 5 levels below grade parking 271 spaces and 528 bicycle parking; L02 connection to Metrolinx…

Coming down

The city has allowed these buildings to come down. They may still be standing.

Demolition

1075 Bay St

1075 Bay St · Toronto Centre

Approved 18 Aug 2026

Proposal to demolish existing office building down to grade. See also 25-213516 STE 13 OZ

Demolition

604 Bay St

604 Bay St · University-Rosedale

Approved 27 Mar 2026

Proposal for partial demolition of existing building for future developments.

Loud nights

Hours the city has already allowed.

Construction

Scotiabank Arena

40 Bay St · Spadina-Fort York

Allowed 5 May 2026 – 31 Oct 2026

Hours 8:00 p.m.–6:00 a.m.

Pcl Constructors Canada Inc.

Events

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Food/Culinary

At the Table - Grand Social

325 Bay St · Toronto Centre

On 21 Nov 2026

Join us for a Grand Social featuring exceptional producers from France and Germany. Meet the winemakers behind the wines

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Plans you can answer

Someone has asked the city for a change. Nothing here is a decision.

Site plan

604 Bay St

604 Bay St · University-Rosedale

Asked 22 Jul 2025

NOAC Issued

Site Plan Approval for a 15-storey building at 604-610 Bay Street and a 43-storey building at 130 Elizabeth Street. The proposed development integrates the designated heritage Coach Terminal building and includes 2,219 square metres of retail space and 4,717 square metres of institutional space for a Toronto Paramedic…

How to respond

Site plan approval is usually a staff decision. A written comment to the city planner is the step on this file. It is not a community-council deputation.

Write Cole Solish · [email protected].

Condominium plan

1075 Bay St

1075 Bay St · Toronto Centre

Asked 22 Oct 2021

Under Review

*** Draft Plan of Condominium for 540 units.

How to respond

This is a condominium plan, usually tied to a rezoning. A written comment goes to the city planner. Height and use are argued on the rezoning, when there is one.

Write Hector Alonso · [email protected].

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Site plan

1075 Bay St

1075 Bay St · Toronto Centre

Asked 27 Sep 2021

Under Review

Site Plan application for a 59-storey mixed-use building containing commercial space on the first and second floor, office space on the 3rd to 10th floor, and 540 residential units in the tower above. A 265 square metre privately-owned publicly accessible space (POPS) is proposed on Inkerman Street as well as a…

How to respond

Site plan approval is usually a staff decision. A written comment to the city planner is the step on this file. It is not a community-council deputation.

Write Derek Waltho · [email protected].

Subdivision

483 Bay St

483 Bay St · Toronto Centre

Asked 24 Sep 2021

Under Review

Draft Plan of Subdivision for 4 development Blocks.

How to respond

You can send a written comment, and you can ask to speak at community council. City Council decides a plan of subdivision.

Write Derek Waltho · [email protected].

Site plan

1235 Bay St

1235 Bay St · University-Rosedale

Asked 17 Sep 2021

Under Review

Site Plan Approval application to facilitate the redevelopment of the site for a 35-storey mixed-use building, inclusive of a 10-storey podium. The proposed non-residential gross floor area is 9993.1 square metres, and the proposed residential gross floor area is 25,068 square metres. A total of 357 residential…

How to respond

Site plan approval is usually a staff decision. A written comment to the city planner is the step on this file. It is not a community-council deputation.

Write Esha Biddanda Pavan · [email protected].

Site plan

30 Bay St

30 Bay St · Spadina-Fort York

Asked 16 Dec 2019

Under Review

Site plan application for a proposed 57-storey non-residential building.

How to respond

Site plan approval is usually a staff decision. A written comment to the city planner is the step on this file. It is not a community-council deputation.

Write George Pantazis · [email protected].