Toronto The Yards | 133.5m | 40s | TAS | Giannone Petricone
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A Torontonian Now
Senior Member
My bad! Sorry!
I really need to stop drinking before 10am!
In addition to Liberty Yard not too far away from here
...and further afar, Skockyards:
Stockyards District Residences | UrbanToronto
Stockyards District Residences, Toronto by 1, Graziani + Corazza Architectsurbantoronto.ca
Now I have a name for when I finally get around to creating my development-themed board game: "The Yards"
A Torontonian Now
Senior Member
Think "The Cones of Dunshire", but with complicated pro-formas and lego-esque buildable towers.
Red Mars
Senior Member
July 26, 2024
Northern Light
Superstar
Your usual fine photo update..............
And your signature is how we know you can be counted on in a Clutch............
rdaner
Senior Member
Application Details
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The Minor Variances originally submitted in 2023 to facilitate the previous revisions have been re-submitted with some additional changes. Notably an increase in affordable units from 26 to 28 and an increase in total residential units from 1217 to 1224.
CoA hearing tentatively scheduled for Dec 4
SilverSurfer
New Member
Pushed back to Jan 8Application Details
The Minor Variances originally submitted in 2023 to facilitate the previous revisions have been re-submitted with some additional changes. Notably an increase in affordable units from 26 to 28 and an increase in total residential units from 1217 to 1224.
CoA hearing tentatively scheduled for Dec 4
HousingNowTO
Senior Member
Now one of the "Approved Projects under Phase One of the Purpose-built Rental Housing Incentives Stream" at City Hall -
Updated Stats
Affordable Rental Housing = 111 units
Market Rental Housing = 441 units
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TOTAL Rental = 552 units
PDF - https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/cc/bgrd/backgroundfile-251624.pdf
Updated Stats
Affordable Rental Housing = 111 units
Market Rental Housing = 441 units
=============================
TOTAL Rental = 552 units
PDF - https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/cc/bgrd/backgroundfile-251624.pdf
guavadelic
Active Member
Kudos to the city for incentivizing purpose built rental and affordable rentals. Hopefully we start to see a wave PBR construction approaching 60s-70s levels and start to chip away at the rental unit shortage in the city.
1Ć0
Active Member
One can only hope
ADRM
Senior Member
Nearly every condo developer in the city is currently trying to figure out if they can switch their pipeline projects to rental.
Northern Light
Superstar
The City's incentive package will be fully subscribed in the next wave, unless provincial/federal dollars flow to make more possible.
Looking at the image in @1Ć0 's post above.......knowing what's currently under construction/imminent + the City's approvals this week, we might see the annual numbers briefly, back up over the 10,000 mark.
Lets take a moment......to think that the peak of just over 20,000, happened when Toronto was just under 2M (Metro Toronto); today, the same land area (City of Toronto) is home to ~3.2M people. So to hit the same level of per capita annual construction of purpose-built rental, we would need to be building in/around 32,000 units per annum.