What the city recorded when it evaluated the building
3,608buildings evaluated
7,147evaluations on file
3,538evaluated more than once
92median latest score
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This page records the City of Toronto's evaluation of a building, made under its RentSafeTO programme. It is not a review, not a rating by this site, and not a statement about anyone who owns, manages or lives in the building.
The score is the city's score, on the city's scale. This site shows the number the city recorded and does not interpret it. What the scale means, and how an evaluation is carried out, is defined by the city: RentSafeTO on open.toronto.ca.
Most buildings have two evaluations on file, not one — and two points are not a trend. 3,538 of the 3,608 buildings here have more than one evaluation, usually about two years apart. A rise or fall between them can be an inspection catching something different, a different inspector, a repair, or simply a different day.
An area that was not scored is left out of every average, never counted as zero, and the number of evaluations an average rests on is shown beside it.
The published data contains a value that is not a year — 202510 — in the year-evaluated column. It is shown as published rather than tidied into a year the city did not write.
A building evaluation is about the condition of the property. Nothing on this site is advice about whether to rent anywhere, and nothing here is about a tenancy.
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About this record
Every apartment building the City of Toronto has evaluated under its RentSafeTO programme, with the city's own score for the building and the score recorded for each area it inspected.
What this site is not. It is a copy of an official record. It is not a judgement about any business, building or person, and it is not advice. If the record is wrong, the source above is where it is corrected.