Know your RentSafeTO score before the City does.
Since June 15, 2026, Toronto rental buildings post a green, yellow or red sign at the main entrance. As of September 22, 624 of about 3,600 buildings in the program scored yellow or red.
ARMS is not affiliated with or endorsed by the City of Toronto. Figures from the City's open data.
Re-evaluation deadline for buildings evaluated in 2026
56
days left
Request by November 20 to be finalised by December 15.
Look up any building's score.
The latest published evaluation for every RentSafeTO building, with the categories that cost it the most points. Start typing an address.
Scores come from the City of Toronto's open data and may not include recent orders or re-evaluations; your posted sign may differ.
Which sign goes on your door?
Drag to any score.
Buildings are scored across 50 categories. A new sign must go up within 14 days of a colour change.
Why check before you pay for a re-evaluation.
The fee is non-refundable
And a re-evaluation can come back lower, with no way to revert it.
November 20 matters
Buildings evaluated in 2026 must request a re-evaluation by November 20 for it to be finalised by December 15.
2027 raises the stakes
High-risk issues will carry more weight, and unresolved orders will cost more points.
Tick off the fixes. Watch the score move.
A weekly self-audit turns every issue into a fix with an owner and photos. Try it on this sample building.
Self-audit · week of October 5
Sample buildingSample building and figures. Scores are ARMS estimates, not City scores.
Find out where your building stands before November 20.
A readiness check, then weekly self-audits and verified fixes.