Building Additions/Alterations — revision 03
1 YONGE ST, TorontoPermit details
- Application
- 22 130542 BLD rev 03
- Address
- 1 YONGE ST, Toronto (M5E)
full property record — every permit and signal at this address
- Work
- Multiple Projects
- Structure
- Office
- Status
- Response Received
- Applied
- 2026-06-16
- Issued
- —
- Declared value
- —
- Current use
- Office
- Proposed use
- Office
- Builder
- Owner-filed
Scope of work (as filed)
REV 03: Change of use from Office (D major occupancy) to Hotel (C major occupancy) comprising of 182 suites, restaurants, ballroom, meeting rooms, pre-function space, retail suites, offices, and self-storage suites and amenity spaces.REV 01: to add office space, commercial/retail units and self-storage lockers. REVISION - rebuild partial ground floor and basement, interior alterations, recladd existing exterior walls, and new mech equipment and services at roof topProposal for demolition of 5 storey podium component of the Toronto Star Building. (39671 Sq.M) Renovation for the tower component including patch work floors 1-5, and relocate mechanical penthouse to the roof of the existing Building. (area of retrofit=3116 Sq.M)
Inferred opportunity scopes
DemolitionDerived by rules from the permit text — an opportunity signal, not a statement that these packages are open or being bid.
Same application (3)
| Permit | Applied | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanical(MS) rev 02 Building Permit Related(MS) |
2026-06-19 | Revision Issued |
| Plumbing(PS) rev 02 Building Permit Related(PS) |
2026-06-19 | Application Received |
| Plumbing(PS) rev 03 Building Permit Related(PS) |
2026-06-19 | Revision Issued |
Revisions and plumbing/mechanical/drain permits filed under the same application number.
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