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Rentals in Grange Park

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Grange Park has eleven purpose-built rental buildings on the City of Toronto's apartment register. Their median RentSafeTO score is 91 out of 100, and the best scores 96. The median building was built in 1986. Eight are Toronto Community Housing or social housing and the other three are rented on the open market. Every one carries the walk to a discount grocer, to the subway and to a park, routed over the City's own pedestrian network.

All 11 buildings

Ordered by the Torontopolis Rental Index.

11 Sullivan St
RentSafeTO 91
9 min to transit
Beverley Manor
168 John St · RentSafeTO 94
5 min to transit
190 John St
RentSafeTO 93
7 min to transit
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Grange Tower
20 St Patrick St · RentSafeTO 91
4 min to transit
22 Mc Caul St
RentSafeTO 81
6 min to transit
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49 Mc Caul St
RentSafeTO 68
6 min to transit
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Gallery Towers
50 Stephanie St · RentSafeTO 80
7 min to transit
248 Simcoe St
RentSafeTO 95
2 min to transit
127 St Patrick St
RentSafeTO 96
3 min to transit
76 Grange Ave
RentSafeTO 80
11 min to transit
15 Larch St
RentSafeTO 88
11 min to transit

Questions

Answered from the City’s apartment register and its RentSafeTO inspection record.

How many rentals are in Grange Park?

Eleven purpose-built rental buildings in Grange Park are on the City's apartment register, which covers every purpose-built rental of three or more storeys and ten or more units. It does not include condominium units rented out individually, which are not on any public register.

What is a good RentSafeTO score?

The City inspects common areas, mechanical systems and building records, and scores each building out of 100. Its own bands are satisfactory from 85, needs improvement from 70, and needs significant improvement below that. The median here is 91 and the best is 96. This site publishes the City's number as published and does not grade anything itself.

Is there affordable housing here?

Eight of the eleven buildings on this page are Toronto Community Housing or social housing. Those are allocated from a waiting list rather than advertised, so they are not rented the way a market apartment is. The remaining three are private rentals.