Kingsview Village-The Westway Movers, Toronto

It changes the date, not the day. 61% of homes in Kingsview Village-The Westway are in a building of five storeys or more and 53% are owned, so the timing usually hangs on a closing and a possession hour. The building's rules about lifts and loading hours still apply exactly as they would to a tenant, so the two have to be lined up together.

3.38 hours on site at the middle of the 146 pooled moves, with half of them between 3 and 5.5 hours. Households here hold 2.8 people, so the load is often bigger than the building type suggests. The lift window is what decides whether that load moves in one clean run or in several, and it is booked with the building rather than with us.

The 53 southwest Toronto communities that border one another here, this one included, and their 146 completed residential moves. Ten of them came from Fort York-Liberty Village, 9 each from Annex and High Park North, and 8 apiece from Alderwood, Etobicoke City Centre and Junction Area. This neighbourhood's own share of them sits below the floor at which we publish a separate figure.

In a building the loading area usually settles it, and 61% of homes here are in one. On the detached blocks a driveway often does. Where the truck has to hold road space instead, Toronto publishes no page covering a moving truck at a residential curb and its street occupation permit is written for containers, so 311 is the check.