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Project Details
- Type
- Affordable Housing, Transit-Oriented Development, Residential, Community Space, and Retail
- Ward
- Eglinton-Lawrence
- Councillor
- Mike Colle
- Current Phase
- Pre-development
- Current Use
- Green P Carpark
- Major Intersection
- Eglinton Avenue West and Dufferin Street
- Site Area
- 1.24 acres
- Proposed Use
- Mixed-use purpose-built market and affordable rental housing with proposed community and retail space.
- Surrounding Use
- Retail uses to the east and south and residential uses to the west and north.
- Type
- Affordable Housing, Transit-Oriented Development, Residential, Community Space, and Retail
- Ward
- Eglinton-Lawrence
- Councillor
- Mike Colle
- Current Phase
- Pre-development
- Current Use
- Green P Carpark
- Major Intersection
- Eglinton Avenue West and Dufferin Street
- Site Area
- 1.24 acres
- Proposed Use
- Mixed-use purpose-built market and affordable rental housing with proposed community and retail space.
- Surrounding Use
- Retail uses to the east and south and residential uses to the west and north.
Project Overview
Currently a City-owned parking lot, 9 Shortt Street is set to be repurposed as a mixed-income, transit-oriented community with affordable housing in the Fairbank neighbourhood.
The development, adjacent to the TTC's Eglinton Crosstown LRT, is proposed to feature 458 new purpose-built rental homes, including approximately 140 affordable rental homes, within two buildings on site.
A proposed mid-block connection will separate the two buildings, providing much-needed space for the public to relax and connect in a pedestrian plaza.
9 Shortt Street will also include accessible design features to support barrier-free spaces for people of all ages and abilities.
Background
In 2021, City Council directed that the site be considered for the development of affordable housing.
CreateTO engaged architectural services for 9 Shortt Street in 2023. A zoning submission application was filed with the City in early August 2025.














