RentSafeTO building scores, explained
Toronto evaluates apartment buildings and gives each a score out of 100. Here's what the score measures, what the categories mean, and how to use it before you sign a lease.
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An open order or violation is the City telling an owner to fix something. Unlike a permit, it's a flag — here's what the common ones mean and who inherits them.
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