PermitPulse tracks 212,136 active building permit records across Toronto — renovations, new houses, demolitions, HVAC and plumbing — so you can see exactly what's being built on your street without wrestling the city portal.
Toronto's active-permits dataset is a raw table with dozens of columns and cryptic status codes. PermitPulse turns its 212,136 mappable permit records — every row with a usable address and ward — into clean ward-by-ward pages you can actually scan.
Every ward's most recent applications on a single page — address, permit type, plain-English description, status and estimated cost where the filing discloses it — with totals covering every active record in the ward.
"Application Acceptable", "Not Started – Express", "Pending Parent Folder Review" — we surface the raw city status on every record so you can see exactly where a permit sits in review.
A dedicated new-this-week page shows what was just filed — 148 applications landed on Jul 3, 2026 alone. Renovators, realtors and neighbours see it first.
Pick your ward to see its most recent permit applications and full totals — 212,136 active records across all 25 wards, filed Jun 21, 1979 to Jul 3, 2026.
Looking up a specific kind of work? Each permit-type hub shows the latest applications of that type city-wide, with totals covering every active record.
We're building weekly ward alerts — new applications near you, status changes on permits you follow, and early leads for contractors and compliance pros who want to know the moment work is filed. Searching stays free.
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