Toronto Duplexes, Triplexes & Multi-residential Income Properties
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357 Victoria Park Ave
Excellent Starter Investment Property

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121 Virginia Ave.
A Luxury Lifestyle in the City

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192 Coxwell Ave.
The Perfect Balance of Comfort, Style, and Functionality

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52 Merrian Rd.
East End Investment Opportunity

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193 Coxwell Ave.
Entry Level Investment Property

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2378 St. Clair Ave. W.
Amazing Duplex in the Junction

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795 Lansdowne Ave.
Junction-Wallace Emerson Triplex

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91 Woodfield Rd.
Impeccably Renovated Leslieville Triplex

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95 Hillsdale Ave E
Midtown Multiplex
Turn-Key Midtown Triplex In An Unbeatable Location
The Toronto Income Property Podcast

Discussions with Paul Anand and guests about the Toronto income property market and landlord issues.

The Toronto Income Property Guide
A practical guide for buying, selling, & managing residential income properties and being a successful landlord in Toronto
Introducing our newly updated reference guide, designed to maximize your chances for success when buying residential income properties in Toronto. Written with both the novice and seasoned investor in mind, Plex Realty Broker Paul Anand guides you through the ins and outs of buying the duplex, triplex or multiplex that’s right for you. His five-part strategy will teach you what to expect as a landlord and will help owner-occupied or absentee investors alike.
Toronto Income Property Blog
Toronto Mayoralty Candidates Have Different Approaches to Landlords and Tenants
Mayor Olivia Chow & Councillor Brad Bradford share their platforms on renters.
New Ontario Rental Rules in September 2026
Several significant updates to the Ontario Residential Tenancies Act went into effect last month
Premier Ford has Some Big Plans for the Toronto Waterfront
Yet many local residents oppose the notion of disturbing the existing green space.
Latest Newsletters
Toronto Income Property Newsletter: Fall 2026
In This Issue: New Ontario Rental Rules & Toronto Mayoralty Candidates Have Different Approaches to Landlords and Tenants
Toronto Income Property Newsletter: Spring 2026
In This Issue: Q1 Market Analysis, Q1 Income Property Observations & Ford’s Big Plans for the Waterfront





