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Over the course of a year the UrbanToronto dataBase files rack up over a million hits. Now covering 686 developments proposed, under construction, or recently completed across the Greater Toronto Area, the number is growing all the time as new developments are announced.
Our dataBase files are your fastest way of getting an overview each project, including as many renderings of a project as we can assemble, with many high-resolution detail images that you won't find on any other site. The facts and figures are all there—how high the building will be, how many storeys it will have, who is responsible for the architecture, the interior design, the landscape design, sales, construction—it's all amongst the information we track. Floor plans and a through list of amenities can be found for the residential condominiums, and the developer's introduction to the project is included too.
Interest in the files ebbs and flows over the course of a year as buildings reach milestones and spend more time in the limelight, but some projects consistently grab more attention that others. Over the course of a full year, which buildings have managed to maintain the highest degree of popularity? Here's our list, headed by a tourist attraction that despite having opened in 2013, continues to capture the imaginations of many readers. Below that are the towers the are populating Toronto's skyline, new cultural jewels, and improving transportation infrastructure. Enjoy your trip through Toronto's booming development scene.
5 Union Station Revitalization
7 L Tower
10 1-7 Yonge
11 1 Yorkville
12 Sun Life Financial Centre & Harbour Plaza Residences
13 Telus House
14 88 Scott
19 Backstage
20 Emerald Park
24 Residences of 488 University
25 EY Tower
28 INDX
