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Project Details
- Type
- Mixed Use, Affordable Housing, Transit-Oriented Development, Housing, and Residential
- Ward
- Scarborough-Guildwood
- Councillor
- Paul Ainslie
- Current Phase
- Pre-development
- Current Use
- Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) carpark
- Major Intersection
- McCowan Road and Bushby Drive
- Site Area
- 1.67 acres
- Proposed Use
- A new mixed-income and transit-oriented development just steps away from McCowan Subway Station
- Surrounding Use
- McCowan Subway Station to the north, a parking lot to the east, retail to the south, residential to the west and the Scarborough Town Centre to the northwest.
- Type
- Mixed Use, Affordable Housing, Transit-Oriented Development, Housing, and Residential
- Ward
- Scarborough-Guildwood
- Councillor
- Paul Ainslie
- Current Phase
- Pre-development
- Current Use
- Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) carpark
- Major Intersection
- McCowan Road and Bushby Drive
- Site Area
- 1.67 acres
- Proposed Use
- A new mixed-income and transit-oriented development just steps away from McCowan Subway Station
- Surrounding Use
- McCowan Subway Station to the north, a parking lot to the east, retail to the south, residential to the west and the Scarborough Town Centre to the northwest.
Project Overview
Within the Scarborough-Guildwood neighbourhood, 40 Bushby Drive currently sits as a Toronto Parking Authority carpark and will be transformed to deliver a new mixed-income and transit-oriented development with an estimated 1,500 rental homes, including 450 affordable rental units, just steps away from the future Scarborough Centre Subway Station.
40 Bushby Drive is a project part of the Toronto Builds Policy Framework, which establishes a consistent approach to guide the redevelopment of land owned by the City, its agencies and corporations to build new affordable rental homes. This framework harmonizes policies from previous City programs, and creates a strong focus on building a range of rental homes within complete communities while maintaining ownership of public land.
Project News
At its meeting in November 2021, City Council approved the third phase of Housing Now, expanding the initiative to include four new sites in addition to the 17 sites identified in Phases One and Two of the program.
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