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North York City Centre
Centred along Yonge Street, North York City Centre’s linear skyline is about to double in length, extending density to Steeles Avenue, with a wave of high-rise development proposed ahead of the Yonge North Subway Extension.
Characterized by its linear density pattern, the area is largest employment centre outside of Downtown Toronto.
Newtonbrook / Yonge-Cummer
More than 6,600 residential units are proposed or under construction within a 300m radius of the Yonge and Cummer/Drewry intersection.
Yonge and Steeles
There are approximately 25,000 residential units proposed within a 700m radius of the Yonge and Steeles intersection. Existing strip malls and auto dealerships are set to be replaced by high-density development in one of the most dramatic urban transformations in all of Toronto.
Line 4 Sheppard
20 Years after the construction of the Line 4 Sheppard subway, density is progressively being realized along sections of its route.
Bayview and Sheppard
Over 6,000 residential units are in development within surrounding the Bayview and Sheppard intersection, including towers up to 55 storeys.
Bessarion
More than 7,200 residential units are in development between Bessarion and Leslie Station, including the Concord Park Place masterplanned community. The area is also serviced by nearby Oriole GO Station.
Don Mills and Sheppard
Don Mills and Sheppard area is one of the most well-connected parts of Toronto, given its proximity to TTC Line 4, Highway 401 & 404. A significant amount of development is proposed along this corridor, including plans to redevelop surface parking at Fairview Mall with towers up to 52-storeys.
Victoria Park and Sheppard
Development activity surrounding Victoria Park and Sheppard includes towers up to 45 storeys.
Yorkdale / Allen Rd-Highway 401
Over 13,000 residential units are in development surrounding Yorkdale Mall and the Dufferin-Lawrence intersection.
Dufferin-Eglinton / Allen Rd
Development activity west of Allen Rd between Eglinton and Lawrence Ave remains comparatively modest given its proximity to two rapid transit lines.
Jane and Finch
Towers up to 50 storeys are proposed in the immediate area, including more than 4,400 residential units.
Bathurst and Steeles
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