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Toronto's apartment buildings in October 2026: signs, scores and what changed

Of Toronto's 3,498 scored apartment buildings, 34 post a red sign and 559 a yellow one. Here is where they are and what changed.

By Lintel Watch · from City of Toronto open data, records as of Oct 11, 2026

The signs today

2,905green (85 to 100)
559yellow (70 to 84)
34red (under 70)
236within 2 points of a worse sign

A building at 85 or 86 is one small drop from yellow; at 70 or 71, from red. What the signs mean ›

What changed this week

8sign colour changes
71score changes
85new City orders
53orders closed

From the City's records over the last 7 days.

Neighbourhoods with the most yellow and red signs

Neighbourhoods with 10 or more scored apartment buildings, by the share with a yellow or red sign.

NeighbourhoodBuildingsSignsYellow or red
West Rouge1953%
Rustic1547%
Junction-Wallace Emerson1443%
St Lawrence-East Bayfront-The Islands1443%
Maple Leaf4641%
Oakwood Village3441%
Weston4540%
Lansing-Westgate1338%
Playter Estates-Danforth1338%
Yorkdale-Glen Park1937%

The greenest neighbourhoods

NeighbourhoodBuildingsSignsYellow or red
Mount Pleasant East360%
High Park North260%
Rockcliffe-Smythe220%
St.Andrew-Windfields180%
Taylor-Massey180%

The lowest scores

The ten lowest-scoring buildings, from the City's records. Each page shows the full record.

182 Prospect St›23711 Bloor St W›4515 Gore Vale Ave›46500 Dawes Rd›492900 Keele St›50546 Indian Grv›53409 Huron St›53394 Dovercourt Rd›541176 Queen St W›5851 Madison Ave›
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Source: City of Toronto open data (RentSafeTO evaluations and the apartment building register), records as of Oct 11, 2026. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto. Figures are counts of the City's published records; information, not legal advice.