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    Eglinton and Laird

    5,700+ RESIDENTIAL UNITS

    More than 5,700 residential units are planned surrounding Laird Station along the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, including towers up to 40 storeys.

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    Pape and Danforth

    900+ RESIDENTIAL UNITS

    Approximately 900 residential units are proposed surrounding Pape Station, a future interchange connecting two subway lines, TTC Line 2 and the Ontario Line.

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    Cosburn

  • A 3D digital model of a cityscape showing a cluster of high-rise buildings in the foreground, with residential and commercial areas extending into the distance, including roads, parks, and various smaller buildings.

    Main and Danforth

    8,100+ RESIDENTIAL UNITS

    Over 8,100 residential units are planned surrounding the Main and Danforth intersection in the Danforth Village neighbourhood, including towers up to 59 storeys. The area is part of the Main Street and Danforth GO Major Transit Station Areas (MTSAs).

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    Thorncliffe Park

    2,600+ RESIDENTIAL UNITS

    The future Thorncliffe Park Station includes more than 2,600 residential units across towers up to 56 storeys in one of Toronto’s newest Transit Oriented Communities (TOC’s).

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    Gerrard and Carlaw

    2,400+ RESIDENTIAL UNITS

    More than 2,400 residential units are proposed surrounding the Gerrard-Carlaw intersection, a Protected Major Transit Station Area immediately east of the Downtown Core, serviced by Gerrard Station along the Ontario Line.

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