What's new on King St E

REV 01: Revision to second floor washroom area.INTERIOR ALTERATION TO GROUP D OCCUPANCY: - 2ND FLR INTERIOR OFFICE RENOVATION - REFRESH EXISTING WASHROOMS

Multiple Unit Building

197 King St E

197 King St E · Toronto Centre

Approved 6 Aug 2025

Revision 03 - Revised access to the7th floor terrace to make it barrier free accessible - (stairs at door D705 removed and BF ramp added on the terrace), added elevator machine room on 7th floorRevision 02 - Revised…

3 homes

284 King St E

284 King St E · Toronto Centre

Approved 22 Jan 2025

3 new homes

The permit lists 3 homes.

Rev 01 - Two (2) units have been added on Level 31 and one (1) has been added on Level 32. The total unit count for the building has increased from 216 to 219.32 Storey residential development with 216 units and 1…

Plans you can answer

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

Site plan

298 King St E

298 King St E · Toronto Centre

Asked 14 Aug 2023

OMB Appeal

Site Plan Application for a 42-storey (139.90 metres including mechanical penthouse) mixed-use building with 1,188 square metres of commercial uses at grade and 449 dwelling units.

How to respond

This file is at the Ontario Land Tribunal. The next community council sitting is not the hearing.

Write Katherine Bailey · [email protected].

Site plan

185 King St E

185 King St E · Toronto Centre

Asked 11 Aug 2022

NOAC Issued

Site Plan Control application to permit the construction of a 46 storey mixed use building containing 437 residential dwelling units, 430 square metres of retail gross floor area, and 1 car-share parking space.

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 Abraham Plunkett-Latimer · [email protected].

Site plan

187 King St E

187 King St E · Toronto Centre

Asked 25 Apr 2022

Under Review

Site Plan Approval for a 17-storey, 16-unit building at 65 George Street. The first floor of the existing heritage building will be incorporated into the new building. The 4-storey Part IV designated building at 187 King Street East is to be conserved and will continue to be used as commercial space.

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 Tiffany Ly · [email protected].

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Site plan

254 King St E

254 King St E · Toronto Centre

Asked 15 Oct 2021

Under Review

Site Plan Approval for two mixed-use towers having heights of 38 and 40 storeys. The proposed non-residential gross floor area is 5,490 square metres, and the proposed residential gross floor area is 62,695 square metres. A total of 819 rental dwelling units are proposed.

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 Katherine Bailey · [email protected].

Subdivision

254 King St E

254 King St E · Toronto Centre

Asked 15 Oct 2021

Under Review

Draft Plan of Subdivision for 5 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 Katherine Bailey · [email protected].

Site plan

250 King St E

250 King St E · Toronto Centre

Asked 28 Jun 2021

NOAC Issued

Site Plan application for a 40-storey mixed-use building with 537 square metres of non-residential gross floor area, 33507 square metres of residential gross floor area, and a total of 514 dwelling units.

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 Allsun Campbell · [email protected].

Rezoning

187 King St E

187 King St E · Toronto Centre

Asked 21 Apr 2017

Appeal Received

Zoning By-law Amendment application for a 17-storey, 16-unit building at 65 George Street. The first floor of the existing heritage building will be incorporated into the new building. The 4-storey Part IV designated building at 187 King Street East is to be conserved and will continue to be used as commercial space.

How to respond

This file is at the Ontario Land Tribunal. The next community council sitting is not the hearing.

Write Tiffany Ly · [email protected].