What's My Building's Score?

Look up an apartment building's official RentSafeTO maintenance score and sign colour, when it was last inspected, and what the evaluators marked down — read live from the city's own register.

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3,585

Buildings on the register

2,861

Green — satisfactory

80% of registered buildings

Red — needs significant improvement

Every apartment building of three or more storeys or 10 or more units must register with the City's RentSafeTO program and post a green, yellow or red sign near its entrance showing its latest score. Search an address to see the score behind that sign.

Look up a building

Type a street address to see its current score, sign colour and last evaluation.

What the colours mean

Colour	What it means	Buildings
Green — Satisfactory	The building meets most or all City maintenance standards and has few or no violations.	2,861
Yellow — Needs Improvement	The building meets some City maintenance standards and may have some violations.	689
Red — Needs Significant Improvement	The building meets few City maintenance standards and may have several violations.	35

Red — Needs Significant Improvement

A red sign does not mean a building is unsafe, uninhabitable or closed. It means the City is taking enhanced enforcement action to bring the owner into compliance — a red-signed building can still be a perfectly liveable place while that happens.

What this score does and doesn’t tell you

Bylaw enforcement officers inspect common areas, mechanical and security systems, parking and exterior grounds — not individual units. Since 2023 every building is scored across 50 weighted categories at least once every two years, plus a reactive score from tenant-reported issues between scheduled visits. A score is a snapshot from its evaluation date, not a live reading, and an owner can request a re-evaluation at any time to reflect work that has been done since.

If something isn’t right

This page only shows what the register already says. If you think your building has a maintenance problem the evaluation hasn’t caught, this is who to tell.

Report a building maintenance problem

Where else to get help

What the colour-coded signs mean, and what happens when a score changes
In force since an October 2025 bylaw update. A missing or wrong sign at your building can be reported to 311.

Official pages

Search the city’s own interactive map