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DESIGN ARCHITECTURE
A Peek Inside The Canada Malting Silos & Bathurst Quay Revitalization The
transformation of Toronto's waterfront from an industrial hub to a livable
community has taken decades of planning and construction. Most traces ...
REAL ESTATE NEW HOMES
Work Progressing on Mattamy's Westbend Residences Near High Park From Oakville
to the heart of Downtown Toronto and beyond to the north and east, Mattamy Homes
is ...
NEWS TRANSPORTATION
TTC's Next Big Step: Replacing Rick Leary The TTC is an organisation that is
struggling. While it faced a great revival under Andy Byford, ...
DEVELOPMENT ARCHITECTURE
U of T's Rotman Commerce Design by Danish Architects 3XN Unveiled Celebrating a
century of shaping future business leaders, the University of Toronto's Rotman
Commerce undergraduate business program is set to have ...
REAL ESTATE ISSUES
Oben Build Advancing Patient Care in the GTA With Specialty Healthcare Spaces
Toronto's growing, diverse, and aging population makes the design and
construction of medical facilities as critical as the services provided ...
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Cranes Get Lower! UrbanToronto Reports the Crane Count for Q2 2024The number of
cranes in the Toronto area decreased again for the fifth quarter in a row, while
the number of cranes in the GTA fell by 18% since the same period last year.
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8 Wellesley's Distinctive Slope Emerges as Construction Reaches Crown
Ambitious Residential Proposal Retains Car Dealership at Jane and St Clair
Luxury Mid-Rise Proposed North of Spadina and St Clair West
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News Roundup for July 30, 2024

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PHOTOS DAILY PHOTO
July 31, 2024 | Craig White
Wards Island Summer Sunset
As the sun sets on July, 2024, it's also setting behind the Downtown Toronto
skyline in this image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor GenerationLee. Want to
see your work featured as Daily Photo? You can post in the City Photos & Videos
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DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
July 30, 2024 | Anthony Teles | 4 comments
Ambitious Residential Proposal Retains Car Dealership at Jane and St Clair
An ambitious proposal stands out for its density on a unique site at the
southeast corner of Jane Street and St Clair Avenue West. Designed by KFA
Architects and Planners for Old Mill Cadillac Chevrolet Buick GMC Ltd, it calls
for a mixed-use ...

DEVELOPMENT CONSTRUCTION
July 30, 2024 | Anthony Teles | 4 comments
8 Wellesley's Distinctive Slope Emerges as Construction Reaches Crown
At the intersection of Yonge and Wellesley Streets, the towering outline of 8
Wellesley has markedly ascended since UrbanToronto’s last update in November,
2023. Eight months later, this joint venture between CentreCourt and Bazis has
more than ...


NEWS DAILY HEADLINES
July 30, 2024 | UrbanToronto Staff
News Roundup for July 30, 2024
TTC subway Lines 1 and 12 hit with 33 restricted speed zones after analysis of
tracks; Toronto Caribbean Carnival Grand Parade is this weekend, with a look at
expected road closures; dedicated bus lane coming to busy parts of Spadina
Avenue; and ...

PHOTOS DAILY PHOTO
July 30, 2024 | Craig White | 1 comment
Moody Evening
Cloud cover, a muted sunset, and wet conditions make for a moody evening across
Toronto as captured by UrbanToronto Forum contributor kotsy. The new Mirvish
Village towers stand prominently in the middle ground of this shot, while the
...

DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
July 29, 2024 | Anthony Teles | 1 comment
Luxury Mid-Rise Proposed North of Spadina and St Clair West
In Toronto's Forest Hill Village, a boutique mid-rise condominium proposed
within walking distance of St Clair West station diverges from the usual
verticality and density in Major Transit Station Areas (MTSA) with a modest
seven storeys. Designed ...

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Consumer habits and trends are constantly changing especially now that people
are using the internet to access services. Digital marketing has emerged as a
powerful channel strategy to connect with potential homebuyers and sellers. In
today’s ...

NEWS EVENTS
July 29, 2024 | UrbanToronto Staff
Na-Me-Res Opens Non-Profit Housing Project in Cabbagetown
A new affordable rental property opened last week in Cabbagetown, adding nine
new one-bedroom units for unhoused Indigenous men transitioning to permanent
housing. The city-owned property will be operated by Native Men’s Residence
(Na-Me-Res), a ...

NEWS DAILY HEADLINES
July 29, 2024 | UrbanToronto Staff | 1 comment
News Roundup for July 29, 2024
Ontario housing starts tumble according to CMHC, and developers warn that the
situation will ‘get worse before it gets better’; Spadina Avenue is getting a
dedicated bus lane; contract deal that prevented TTC strike will cost the City
of Toronto ...


PHOTOS DAILY PHOTO
July 29, 2024 | Craig White | 1 comment
Dash of Lemon
The new bridges in Toronto's Port Lands are prosaically and officially refferred
to as the Cherry Street North Bridge, the Commissioners Street Bridge, and the
Cherry Street South Bridge, the latter of which is pictured below, finally all
lit up up ...

REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTATION
July 26, 2024 | Anthony Teles | 1 comment
Amexon Looks to the Future of Transit-Oriented Living with Central Park
Bringing nature and the city together for a transit-oriented lifestyle
surrounded by greenery at Leslie Street and Sheppard Avenue East, The Residences
at Central Park, designed by Core Architects for Amexon Development Corporation,
is poised to ...

NEWS
July 26, 2024 | Anthony Teles
Maple House Wins Sole Canadian ULI 2024 Americas Awards for Excellence
Maple House at Canary Landing has distinguished itself on the international
stage as one of ten winners of the 2024 Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) Americas
Awards for Excellence. Developed by Dream Unlimited, Kilmer Group, and Tricon
Residential, ...

DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
July 26, 2024 | Anthony Teles | 2 comments
Three Towers up to 55 Storeys Proposed Near Sheppard West Station
Igernan Limited has proposed an ambitious development unmatched in height and
density in the area surrounding Sheppard West subway station. Designed by Hi!
Architects Inc., it would feature three towers ranging from 50 to 55 storeys,
housing a total ...

DESIGN ARCHITECTURE
July 26, 2024 | Julian Mirabelli | 3 comments
A Peek Inside The Canada Malting Silos & Bathurst Quay Revitalization
The transformation of Toronto's waterfront from an industrial hub to a livable
community has taken decades of planning and construction. Most traces of the
heavy industries that once lined the lakefront have long been erased, with only
a few ...

NEWS DAILY HEADLINES
July 26, 2024 | UrbanToronto Staff
News Roundup for July 26, 2024
Toronto’s condo market is in ‘recessionary territory’ as investors can no longer
prop it up, according to report from CIBC Economics and Urbanation; City Council
approves $92M spend for two new electric ferries to serve Toronto Islands; ...

PHOTOS DAILY PHOTO
July 26, 2024 | Craig White
Reflection and Transparency
Despite all the glass in this city — a material that is ostensibly transparent,
aka see-through — we normally experience our towers as shiny, reflective objects
that mirror the sky, and hide what's behind the glass. Way back in April of this
...

DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
July 25, 2024 | Anthony Teles
Rental Resubmission in Corktown Bumps Height From 35 to 45 Storeys
Resubmitted plans for a market-rate rental building at 494 Richmond Street East
in Toronto's Corktown neighbourhood propose increases in height and density.
Designed by Sweeny &Co Architects Inc. for Colonia Treuhand Holdings operating
as ...

REAL ESTATE NEW HOMES
July 25, 2024 | Anthony Teles
Work Progressing on Mattamy's Westbend Residences Near High Park
From Oakville to the heart of Downtown Toronto and beyond to the north and east,
Mattamy Homes is helping to shape the GTA landscape through new homes for people
in a variety of types and settings. In the city’s West End at Bloor and Indian
Road, ...

NEWS DAILY HEADLINES
July 25, 2024 | UrbanToronto Staff
News Roundup for July 25, 2024
Pressure on Toronto parks grows as the population climbs; Toronto power grid
unprepared for extreme weather, say researchers; price of new housing dipped
slightly in June, according to Statistics Canada; and other news. ‘Downtown has
not kept ...

PHOTOS DAILY PHOTO
July 25, 2024 | Craig White
Street Scale and City Scale
When developers care, they look to distinguish their projects from the ones
around them, spending on architects and architecture what it takes to set the
building apart. In this image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor DavidCapizzano,
the red brick, ...

 



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