Property Information Report - compliance letters - outstanding work orders - building and zoning

A Property Information Report (as known as a compliance letter) is a report which provides details on active building permits, violations, work orders and the zoning designation that may apply to a property.

A property information report does not verify the lawful use of a property or compliance with the Zoning Bylaw.

Property Information Reports are often a requirement before a property transfer can take place and are generally requested by a lawyer on behalf of a purchaser.

Requests
You can request a Property Information Report;

• In person at the Building Customer Service Counters in the North York district only
• By mail with a request form accompanied with a cheque payable to Treasurer of the City of Toronto, or
• By email and pay over-the-phone.

Submission requirements and email application information can be found on the City of Toronto website.

Fee (no tax) - listed under Information Services

The processing time for a Property Information Report is approximately 5 business days.

If you are looking for additional information on the results of a Property Information Report, contact those inspectors listed in the letter.