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6 city records on Martin Grove Rd.

See one address on this street.

New shops

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

Being built

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

New house

221 Martin Grove Rd

221 Martin Grove Rd · Etobicoke Centre

Approved 25 Jun 2026

1 new home · Jianping Feng

The permit lists 1 homes.

Proposal to construct a two storey dwelling complete with a deck and four balconies.

New house

123 Martin Grove Rd

123 Martin Grove Rd · Etobicoke Centre

Approved 20 Jan 2026

1 new home

The permit lists 1 homes.

Proposal to demolish part of existing dwelling and construct a 1-storey bungalow single family dwelling with attached garage. See COA review (24 212141 MV) to construct front and rear one storey additions with new…

Transit Station,subway, Bus Terminal

555 Martin Grove Rd

555 Martin Grove Rd · Etobicoke Centre

Approved 3 Nov 2025

Driving of piles to construct continuous caisson wall in preparation for excavation of Station Boxes. Support of Excavation will be secured using a combination of internal bracing and tiebacks.Building Permit #25 159503…

Plans you can answer

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

Site plan

555 Martin Grove Rd

555 Martin Grove Rd · Etobicoke Centre

Asked 7 Aug 2026

Under Review

Proposed underground, in-line transit station located at 555 Martin Grove Road, situated in the northeast quadrant of the intersection of Martin Grove Road and Eglinton Avenue West.MGS features two separate above grade buildings at 555 Martin Grove Road, with a combined GrossFloor Area (GFA) of approximately 8248.5…

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 Tom Schwerdtfeger · [email protected].

Site plan

1355 Martin Grove Rd

1355 Martin Grove Rd · Etobicoke North

Asked 14 Nov 2011

NOAC Issued

To use the existing industrial building as a place of worship.

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 Tyler Marr · [email protected].