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The redevelopment of 260 Adelaide Street West located in the downtown core offers a major investment in the livability and vibrancy of Toronto and includes the creation of approximately 813 residential units, including 20 per cent of those being affordable housing units, the relocation of the fire hall, 10,000 square feet of community space, and a new paramedic post.

260 Adelaide Street West

Allan A. Lamport Stadium

As one of the largest undeveloped, transit-oriented sites within the City of Toronto, the Allen East District will facilitate the development of a new, complete community.

Allen East District

72 Amroth Avenue

The Basin Media Hub is a $250 million, purpose-built, state-of-the-art film, television and digital media hub in Toronto’s Port Lands.

Basin Media Hub

Reimagining the Toronto Coach Terminal site at 610 Bay Street presents an exciting opportunity to preserve a heritage asset while enabling the delivery of affordable housing and other city-building benefits.

610 Bay Street

Block R6 Bayside, located at 263 Queen Quay East, will bring mixed-income housing, including a minimum of 325 rental homes with 199 affordable units, just steps away from Toronto's waterfront, the Distillery District and the St. Lawrence Market. 

Block R6, Bayside

The Bloor-Islington project, located at 3326 Bloor Street West and 1126 Islington Avenue, will deliver a transit-oriented, mixed-use development featuring 1,415 housing units, including  affordable rental units, directly integrated with a new Islington TTC station.


Bloor-Islington

The Bloor-Kipling project will deliver more than 2,700 homes, a new Etobicoke Civic Centre, a new City park, great public spaces and a dynamic mix of amenities all located at the heart of Etobicoke Centre.

Bloor-Kipling

The 158 Borough Drive project neighbours the Scarborough Civic Centre and Scarborough Town Centre and will bring a new mixed-income development to this area of the city that will deliver 687 housing units, including 229 affordable rental units.

158 Borough Drive

40 Bushby Drive will deliver a new mixed-income and transit-oriented development with 1,717 housing units, including 572 of those being affordable rental units, just steps away from the future Scarborough Centre Subway Station.

40 Bushby Drive

281 Cherry Street

190 Cherry Street

560 Commissioners Street

Prime leasing opportunity for short or medium-term non-residential users in Toronto's Port Lands.

450 Commissioners Street

300 Commissioners Street

The Danforth Garage is a revitalization and adaptive re-use project of the now decommissioned Toronto Transit Commission’s streetcar maintenance complex at 1627 and 1675 Danforth Avenue and will bring together residential, including affordable housing, employment and community uses to create a new multi-use civic hub within this area of the city. 

1627 and 1675 Danforth Avenue

Dockwall Rehabilitation

Located at the southeast corner of Eglinton Avenue and Don Mills Road, 805 Don Mills Road aims to achieve City-building objectives by providing residential, including 840 homes with 286 affordable rental units, park space, retail and childcare to this area of this city. 

805 Don Mills

770 Don Mills Road will deliver a transit-oriented and mixed-income development just north of the Ontario Science Centre by providing 1,254 housing units, including 836 affordable rental housing units, an elementary school, park space, retail and childcare.

770 Don Mills

Part of Toronto’s Mass Timber Pilot Program, the 1113-1117 Dundas Street project will deliver affordable and market rental housing units constructed out of mass timber in the Spadina-Fort York area. 

1113-1117 Dundas Street West

Dyas Fleet/EMS

The site at 18 Dyas Road is proposed to be re-purposed for new City uses with a Paramedics Multi-Function Station Hub as the primary use, and a fuel station to be relocated from Oriole Yards to allow for more affordable housing units at that site. 

18 Dyas Road

Located at Eglinton Avenue and Kennedy Road,  2444 Eglinton Avenue East is the first site within the Housing Now Initiative to deliver co-operative rental housing, targeting to include approximately 919 total homes, including 612 rent-geared-to-income, affordable and market rent-controlled co-operative homes.

2444 Eglinton Avenue East

2700 Eglinton Avenue West is located within an existing civic hub in the Keelesdale neighbourhood, and presents a unique opportunity for civic revitalization, affordable housing and enhanced community spaces.  

2700 Eglinton Avenue West

Located at Eglinton Avenue West and W. R. Allen Road, 1250 Eglinton Avenue West will deliver a new mixed-income, mixed-use, transit-oriented development with 240 new homes, including 80 new affordable rental units.

1250 Eglinton Avenue West

The preliminary vision for 75-81 Elizabeth Street includes a mixed-use, high-rise building with residential, commercial, community uses, public realm improvements and new parkland, as well as civic and institutional uses.

75-81 Elizabeth Street

The redevelopment of 251 Esther Shiner Boulevard in the Don Valley East community will include a mixed-income and mixed-use development with 1,800 residential units, with 603 being affordable rental units.

251 Esther Shiner Boulevard

The new Etobicoke Civic Centre will be a state-of-the-art civic hub including a community recreation centre, a public library, a non-profit childcare centre, community spaces and a new civic square for public programming and events.

Etobicoke Civic Centre

Jack Layton Ferry Terminal - Shoreside Infrastructure

The 3933 Keele Street project will deliver a mixed-use and mixed-income development along the Finch LRT line and will include 190 residential units, including 65 affordable rental units.

3933 Keele Street

Located in the Scarborough-Guildewood community, 4040 Lawrence Avenue East will deliver 200 housing units, including 67 affordable units, and several community uses.

4040 Lawrence Avenue East

Leslie Lookout Park recycles an industrial landscape into a new recreational hub that includes a public beach, distinguished by forested dunes, creating a new multi-use community destination in Toronto’s east end.

Leslie Lookout Park

From the late 1980s to the early 2020s, 6 Leslie Street hosted the Toronto division of the Canadian satellite communications company Telesat. Since 2021, the site has been used as flex studio space including film production. 

6 Leslie Street

McCleary District

275 Merton Street will deliver new purpose-built rental homes in amalgamation with the adjacent property at 267 Merton Street.

275 Merton Street

Located in midtown Toronto, the redevelopment of 140 Merton Street will be the first non-profit developed Housing Now site led by an Indigenous organization and will be dedicated to providing housing options for Indigenous elders and other seniors with 294 total rental homes. 

140 Merton Street

Mount Dennis

Ookwemin Minising will be the first new community to be developed in the Port Lands and will be a stunning new waterfront community that will transform from an industrial port with distinct industrial functions into a highly desirable location in Toronto to live, work and play.

Ookwemin Minising

The Parkdale Hub project, located at the intersection of Queen Street West and Cowan Avenue, is a transformational city-building initiative that will deliver wide-ranging social, cultural and economic benefits to the Parkdale community.

Parkdale Hub

Pinewood Toronto Studios is a prime example of a partnership with the private sector to achieve the City's economic development objectives. 

Pinewood Toronto Studios

705 Progress Avenue

The future redevelopment of 33 Queen Street East will seek to facilitate multiple city-building benefits including affordable housing, office and employment uses, public realm improvements, replacement parking and the protection of valuable heritage assets. 

33 Queen Street East

Located in the Beaches-East York neighbourhood, the 1631 Queen Street East project will include a mixed-use development and is targeted to deliver 280 new homes, including 133 affordable rental units, and create a new Indigenous placekeeping space at Kishigo Lane.

1631 Queen Street East

150 Queens Wharf Road will be part of a new animated hub in the Spadina-Fort York neighbourhood and will deliver a mixed-use development with 282 housing units, including 141 affordable rental units.

150 Queens Wharf Road

229 Richmond Street West will become a new public park that will integrate with the surrounding neighbourhood and honour Indigenous culture.

229 Richmond Street West

Scadding Court Community Centre and Sanderson Library

The vision for this downtown site is focused on delivering purpose-built rental housing, including 50 per cent affordable rental homes, community agency space, and an enhanced public realm on Sherbourne Street. 

405 Sherbourne Street

9 Shortt Street

South Port

Located at Spadina Avenue and Adelaide Street West, 105 Spadina will build culture and inclusivity in the Spadina-Fort York community by delivering a new mixed-use development.

105 Spadina Avenue

The new St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts will  create a cultural ecosystem where renewed cultural spaces, innovative spaces and gathering spaces will combine into a dynamic cultural and civic hub and, along with Meridian Hall and Berczy Park, anchor the Front Street cultural corridor.

St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts

311 Staines Road

Freeing up the first-floor office space of 95 The Esplanade enables us to repurpose the space for City services, entrepreneurship or incubator space, or for a not-for-profit below market rent tenant.

95 The Esplanade

320 Unwin Avenue

242 Unwin Avenue

55 Unwin Avenue

Unwin Avenue Trail

The site at 777 Victoria Park Avenue will deliver a new mixed-use hub connecting Victoria Park station to the Danforth and is targeted to deliver 705 total rental homes, including 256 affordable rental units.

777 Victoria Park Avenue

Steps away from Yonge-Dundas Square, the site at 277 Victoria Street will be repurposed to support city-building priorities including new affordable housing, while also benefiting Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) and its long-term growth plans. 

277 Victoria Street

Located at Warden Avenue and St. Clair Avenue East, the redevelopment of 705 Warden Avenue will aim to achieve key City-building objectives by providing 600 new homes, including 250 affordable rental units, expanded park space, retail, and childcare. 

705 Warden Avenue

The Wellington Destructor site presents an important opportunity for the adaptive reuse of an existing City-owned building as a cultural space, community hub and employment uses that could generate new income, as well as complement and support the existing and proposed employment uses of the surrounding area.

Wellington Destructor

Located at Wilson Avenue and Allen Road, the redevelopment of 50 Wilson Heights will deliver 1,484 new homes, including 35 per cent affordable rentals, as well as parkland, retail, and community spaces, along with shared parking. 

50 Wilson Heights Boulevard

5151 Yonge Street

The initial vision for 1900 Yonge Street includes a high-rise mixed-use residential development incorporating affordable rental housing, replacement office space, the adaptive re-use of heritage assets and a signature park and amenity space for this growing community.

1900 Yonge Street

931 Yonge Street is proposed to be repurposed as a mixed-income, mixed-use, high-rise development that will accommodate 250 new homes, including affordable ownership housing, with enhanced public realm opportunities.

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