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Tuxedo Park

Compact inner-city grid around Centre Street with frequent redevelopment and short connections to downtown and north-central employment.

Applied this year

6

Same period last year

7

Trailing 12 months

9

City building-permit applications coded 4 housing units + New for TUXEDO PARK. A permit signal is not a listing, approval, completed building or exact fourplex count.

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Three ways to read the area

Same neighbourhood. Different decision.

A good location has to work for the person living there, the income plan and the physical site—not just one of the three.

Owner-occupier

Visit at commute and evening hours. The owner experience changes quickly between Centre Street, 16 Avenue and quieter interior blocks, as do parking and outdoor-space expectations.

Income investor

Compact units may fit central demand, but turnover, parking and utility allocation need to be modeled honestly. Verify that rent evidence matches the same street exposure and unit quality.

Builder / developer

The plan needs to resolve entries, light, parking, waste and the rear lane together. Maximizing doors without a clean resident experience can weaken both rent and exit.

The area file

What the neighbourhood context can—and cannot—tell you

Read the block

A central address can support compact living, but the rear lane, waste plan and resident entrances determine whether density feels organized or compromised.

Four-unit activity is visible enough to study, but a corridor-facing application should not be treated as direct precedent for every interior parcel.

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Land-use context

Tuxedo Park sits within the approved North Hill Communities Local Area Plan, where corridor and interior-street contexts can support different forms and scales.

General context only. Confirm the exact parcel district, approved plans, applications and current bylaw requirements with the City and appropriate professionals.

Read the North Hill Communities Local Area Plan

What to verify early

  • Traffic, access and frontage conditions near Centre Street and 16 Avenue
  • Lot width and parking functionality on compact parcels
  • How lower-level homes receive light, privacy and independent access

Recent public signal

What the City application file shows

Recent applications matching the four-unit signal for this community. Open the source before relying on any record.
AppliedAddressCommunityPermit classRecord
Jul 28, 2026#1B 111 26 AV NETUXEDO PARK1606 - Ths TownhouseBP2026-14209
Jul 4, 2026201B 28 AV NETUXEDO PARK1606 - Ths TownhouseBP2026-12414
Jun 15, 2026#1B 239 20 AV NETUXEDO PARK1606 - Ths TownhouseBP2026-10926
Jun 2, 2026#1B 227 31 AV NETUXEDO PARK1606 - Ths TownhouseBP2026-09903
Feb 9, 2026#1B 117 24 AV NETUXEDO PARK1606 - Ths TownhouseBP2026-01935
Feb 5, 2026111 29 AV NWTUXEDO PARK1606 - Ths TownhouseBP2026-01777
Dec 11, 20252809R 2 ST NETUXEDO PARK1706 - Rhs RowhouseBP2025-23568
Nov 25, 2025140B 21 AV NETUXEDO PARK1606 - Ths TownhouseBP2025-22685

Applications can be revised, cancelled, refused or never constructed. Housing-unit coding can also capture forms that are not marketed as a conventional fourplex.

Before you shortlist a property

Four questions that can change the answer

  1. 01

    How do traffic and frontage affect the unit people would pay most to occupy?

  2. 02

    Can parking and waste collection work without dominating the site?

  3. 03

    Do lower-level units receive enough light, privacy and independent access?

  4. 04

    Which recent approvals are truly comparable in width, orientation and corridor context?

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