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Another month of Toronto city-building, transportation, and real estate talk is now behind us, so we are rounding up the hottest stories, project Database files, and Forum discussions from February 2020.
Our Top Ten News Stories
1. Toronto's Top 10 Tallest Construction Sites
Checking out where cranes are perched the highest around our city at the moment took the top spot for news in February. In second and seventh places are stories that concern new transit projects, while in general, there were a lot of stories that piqued people's interest from around the GTA, not just the core of the city.
2. Ontario, Toronto Formally Sign Agreement to Advance Transit Projects
3. Site Work Started as Mississauga's Lakeview Village Plan Evolves
4. Vaughan Metropolitan Centre's First Purpose-Built Rental Breaks Ground
5. 45-Storey Condo Proposal on Church at Richmond Resubmitted
6. Residential Tower Proposed on Fairview Road in Mississauga
7. New Ontario Legislation May Speed Up Toronto Transit Projects
8. The Thornhill to Bring Pedestrian-Friendly Changes to Bathurst Street
9. Master Plan Evolves for Upcoming Agincourt Mall Redevelopment
10. Five-Tower, Mixed-Use Development Proposed at 1960 Eglinton East
Our Top Ten Database Files
1. 88 Queen
88 Queen jumped a spot to become the most looked up database file on UrbanToronto this past month, while the previous two-month champ, The Well, dropped to fourth. The One also jumped a spot up, while Pinnacle One Yonge jumped three spots.
2. The One
4. The Well
5. CIBC SQUARE
7. YSL Residences — Yonge Street Living
8. 55 Mercer
10. Sugar Wharf Condos, Phase 1
Our Top Ten Threads
1. The One
Our Forum thread for 'The One' at Yonge and Bloor stays at #1 in February, while CIBC SQUARE stays at #2. Our thread for 33 Yorkville has displaced The Well to take the #3 spot for February.
2. CIBC SQUARE
3. 33 Yorkville
4. The Well
7. Union Station Revitalization
10. Clover
We will be back at the beginning of April for a recap of March's top news stories, Database files and Forum threads!
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