Rosedale-Moore Park Movers, Toronto

$749 is the middle for a one-bedroom apartment or condo across Southeast Toronto, with half of the 56 at that size between $587 and $1,016. That is two movers, one truck and 3.63 hours on site. Rosedale-Moore Park has fewer than five of its own at that size, so the card describes the size rather than this boundary.

$1,124 is the middle across Southeast Toronto, with half of the 18 at that size between $729 and $1,499 and 5.63 hours on site at the midpoint. Eighteen jobs is a short list, so the band around the figure is the more useful half of it. Two movers and one truck handle most of them.

Longer than in the surroundings. The middle of the moves attributed to this boundary ran 4.75 hours on site, with half between 3 and 5.75, against 3.25 hours across the 137 moves in the communities around it. Five jobs is a thin base, but a two-person crew booked for most of a working day is the shape it points to.

Half of the homes here are in a building of five storeys or more and a quarter are detached, so both turn up. The tower job is a lift, a loading area and permitted hours arranged with property management. The house job has nothing to reserve and a staircase instead, plus whatever is in the basement. Same hourly rate, different day.

Toronto publishes no rule for it. The City's street occupation permit names moving containers and not trucks, which leaves 311 as the place to settle a specific street. On the tower half of the neighbourhood the loading area matters more anyway, and that one is the building's to assign.