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  • Our 2024 Highlights
    CreateTO InsiderApril 22, 2025
    CreateTO's 2024 Highlights
    CreateTO InsiderApril 22, 2025
    Building the city we love. That’s what we set out to do over this past year, and not just through bricks and mortar, but by envisioning new beginnings, new experiences and new communities for the people of Toronto and for those who want to call it home.
    Our 2024 Highlights
  • Basin Media Hub
    Project Updates, Media CoverageMarch 19, 2025
    The Up and Coming Cities Swiping Hollywood’s Dollars
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    Project Updates, Media CoverageMarch 19, 2025
    Hackman Capital and the MBS Group are moving ahead with plans to develop the Basin Media Hub, a $250 million film studio on an 8.9-acre waterfront site. “We’ll probably have a big celebration when we put that shovel in the ground,” says Julie Dabrusin, a federal member of Parliament for Toronto-Danforth, which includes the city’s waterfront studio district.
    Basin Media Hub
  • Federal Housing Announcement
    Today, Mayor Olivia Chow was joined by the Honourable Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities, Julie Dabrusin, Member of Parliament for Toronto-Danforth and Deputy Mayor Ausma Malik (Spadina-Fort York) to announce federal commitments to build more homes and address homelessness in Toronto.
    Federal Housing Announcement
  • 50 Wilson announcement
    News Releases, Project UpdatesMarch 13, 2025
    767 new homes coming to Toronto
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    News Releases, Project UpdatesMarch 13, 2025
    The federal government announced more than $365 million to build 767 new homes in Toronto. The announcement was made by The Honourable Ya’ara Saks, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions and Associate Minister of Health, alongside James Pasternak, Toronto City Councillor for York-Centre, Vic Gupta, CEO of CreateTO, and Kevin Green, President and CEO of Greenwin Corp.
    50 Wilson announcement
  • Expand Your Empire Case Competition
    CreateTO InsiderFebruary 5, 2025
    Ted Rogers Real Estate Association - 2025 Expand Your Empire Case Competition
    CreateTO InsiderFebruary 5, 2025
    For the seventh year in a row, CreateTO provided the case for the Ted Rogers Real Estate Association Expand Your Empire Case Competition that took place on Saturday, February 1, 2025. CreateTO's Carlo Bonanni, Senior Vice President, Planning and Design and Melita Varga, Director, Client & Stakeholder Enablement were on the judging panel and this year, the case
    Expand Your Empire Case Competition
  • 50 Wilson Heights Boulevard
    Today, Mayor Olivia Chow celebrated the start of construction of a new mixed-use, transit-oriented housing project adjacent to the TTC’s Wilson Station that will deliver a total of 1,484 homes including 520 affordable rental homes.
    50 Wilson Heights Boulevard
  • 50 Wilson Heights groundbreaking
    Project UpdatesNovember 26, 2024
    50 Wilson Heights Boulevard: Building a new transit-oriented, complete community in York Centre
    Project UpdatesNovember 26, 2024
    On November 26, 2024, the City of Toronto, CreateTO and our development partners announced the start of construction at 50 Wilson Heights Boulevard, which will transform an eight-acre parking lot into a transit-oriented complete community with affordable housing at the TTC’s Wilson Station.
    50 Wilson Heights groundbreaking
  • 610 Bay Street
    Media Coverage, Project UpdatesNovember 22, 2024
    New development for Toronto’s old bus terminal includes housing for health care workers
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    Media Coverage, Project UpdatesNovember 22, 2024
    The City plans to turn the former Bay Street bus terminal into a mixed-income, mixed-use development that reserves some of its affordable units for first responders and health-care workers, the mayor announced Thursday.
    610 Bay Street
  • 610 Bay Street
    Project UpdatesNovember 21, 2024
    Reimagining the Toronto Coach Terminal Site at 610 Bay Street
    Project UpdatesNovember 21, 2024
    On November 21, 2024, CreateTO, on behalf of the City of Toronto, announced the Kilmer Group and Tricon Residential (Kilmer-Tricon) as the preferred proponent team to reimagine the ModernTO site at 610 Bay Street and 130 Elizabeth Street, the former home of the Toronto Coach Terminal.
    610 Bay Street
  • 610 Bay Street
    News Releases, Project UpdatesNovember 21, 2024
    City of Toronto and CreateTO announce development partners and vision for the historic Toronto Coach Terminal site
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    News Releases, Project UpdatesNovember 21, 2024
    Today, the City of Toronto and CreateTO announced the Kilmer Group and Tricon Residential (Kilmer-Tricon) as the preferred proponents for the redevelopment of the City-owned sites at 610 Bay St. and 130 Elizabeth St. – home to the decommissioned Toronto Coach Terminal.
    610 Bay Street
  • 275 Merton Street
    Media Coverage, Project UpdatesOctober 25, 2024
    CreateTO and Collecdev-Markee Partner on Affordable Rental Development in Davisville Village
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    Media Coverage, Project UpdatesOctober 25, 2024
    The City of Toronto's real estate agency, CreateTO, has partnered with Collecdev-Markee Developments to transform City-owned land into a new residential community in Davisville Village, as part of the City’s efforts towards addressing the housing affordability crisis.
    275 Merton Street
  • Family playing in the sand
    Media Coverage, Project UpdatesSeptember 20, 2024
    A bold and friendly face for Toronto’s Port Lands
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    Media Coverage, Project UpdatesSeptember 20, 2024
    The east end of Toronto’s Port Lands is a dusty, feral landscape, thick with wild thistles and growling trucks. One block of Leslie Street houses an aggregate yard, a water treatment plant and a supplier of ready-mix concrete. Last week they got an unlikely neighbour. Leslie Lookout Park, which opened Saturday, is a place like no other.
    Family playing in the sand

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