72 Amroth AvenueUpcoming Community Consultation Meeting: Monday July 8, 2024

Project Details

Type: Residential
Ward: Beaches-East York
Councillor: Brad Bradford
Current Phase: Pre-development
Current Use: Green "P" Parking Lot
Major Intersection: Danforth Avenue and Woodbine Avenue
Site Area: 0.32 acres
Proposed Use: Missing Middle' Residential
Surrounding Use: Single Detached Homes within the 'Neighbourhoods' designated land, and main street retail along Danforth Avenue

Type: Residential
Ward: Beaches-East York
Councillor: Brad Bradford
Current Phase: Pre-development
Current Use: Green "P" Parking Lot
Major Intersection: Danforth Avenue and Woodbine Avenue
Site Area: 0.32 acres
Proposed Use: Missing Middle' Residential
Surrounding Use: Single Detached Homes within the 'Neighbourhoods' designated land, and main street retail along Danforth Avenue

Pre-development

2023

Development Concept

2024

Upcoming Community Consultation Meeting
Monday, July 8, 2024
Time: 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
This meeting will be online and phone-in only.
Meeting Notice

CreateTO, together with the City of Toronto, is working to advance a Missing Middle Pilot Project that will deliver expanded housing options in Neighbourhoods-designated lands, including the site at 72 Amroth Avenue within the East Danforth community.

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Project Materials

Project News

Media Coverage, Project UpdatesMay 21, 2024
Toronto builds the ‘missing middle’ in a parking lot
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Media Coverage, Project UpdatesMay 21, 2024
" They are like the unicorns of Toronto housing: small-scale apartment buildings with a few dozen units that could fit effortlessly into low-rise neighbourhoods."
Project Updates, Media CoverageMarch 12, 2024
Leading By Example: ‘Missing-Middle’ Pilot Project Moves Forward In The Beaches
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Project Updates, Media CoverageMarch 12, 2024
The missing middle typically refers to buildings that have a higher density than a single-family house and a lower density than a mid-rise building.
Project UpdatesOctober 14, 2022
Beaches-East York Missing Middle Pilot Project
Project UpdatesOctober 14, 2022
The Beaches-East York Missing Middle Pilot Project assesses appropriate City-owned sites in Beaches-East York in collaboration with the development industry and in consultation with the community to build “missing middle” demonstration projects. This project will help inform approaches to missing middle projects on publicly and privately owned sites within the City.