Toronto · Ward 11 · TCHC

250 Davenport Rd

460 units · 25 storeys · built 1968 · managed by GREENWIN

RentSafeTO score

evaluated Aug 21, 2024 · proactive score 90 · what scores mean

LTB orders, Jan–May 2026

0.7 per 100 units · most are arrears filings

Rent control

Likely rent-controlled

first occupied before Nov 15, 2018 — the annual guideline (2.1% in 2026) applies · details

Fire code

open violations · 86 recorded since 2018 · last inspection Apr 2, 2026

Investment (5 yrs)

building permits since Aug 2021 · ~$2,342,204 estimated work

Building facts

Heatinghot water

Laundry roomyes

Parkingunderground garage , garage accessible thru buildg , surface parking

Visitor parkingboth

Bike parkingnot available

Elevators4

Sprinklersyes

Fire alarmyes

Barrier-free entranceyes

Pets allowedyes

Non-smokingyes

Hydro metered per unitno

Gas metered per unitno

Intercomyes

Lockers / storageyes

Self-reported by the building owner or manager at RentSafeTO registration; City of Toronto open data.

Area context: 3,449 requests to 311 in postal area M5R in 2026 so far (most common: Residential Bin Lid Damaged; Property Standards and Maintenance Viola; Sidewalk Snow Clearing Required). Area-level only — the public 311 data does not identify addresses.

Fire code violations

86 violation records since 2018 in Toronto Fire Services' high-rise inspection data; 0 currently open. Most frequent:

Maintenance of closures (6)
Operation of closures (4)
Monitoring (4)

Source: Toronto Fire Services residential inspection results, refreshed daily. A violation record is a finding at inspection time; open items are those without a recorded close date.

Recent building permits

Issued	Type	Work	Est. cost	Status
Aug 19, 2021	Mechanical(MS)	Alter: Boiler/Furnace/AC Replacement	$1,342,204	Permit Issued
Aug 19, 2021	Plumbing(PS)	Backflow Prevention Devices (Water only)	$1,000,000	Permit Issued

Permits filed at this address since August 2021 (City of Toronto building permits, active file). Permit activity is a sign the owner is investing in the building; estimated costs are as declared by the applicant.

Landlord and Tenant Board orders

How to read these orders and codes →

File	Application	Date	Order
LTB-L-021417-26	L4 eviction — breached a settlement or order	Mar 17, 2026	PDF
LTB-L-102375-25	L2 eviction application (other reasons)	Jan 28, 2026	PDF
LTB-L-064425-25	L2 eviction application (other reasons)	Jan 5, 2026	PDF

Final orders published by Tribunals Ontario (Jan–May 2026 release). An order records the outcome of an application; a high count of L1 (arrears) filings reflects filing activity, not the state of the building. Orders with confidentiality directives are excluded at source.

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