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York / West Toronto

A significant amount of development activity is occurring within Major Transit Station Areas (MTSAs) in Toronto’s West End surrounding TTC, GO, and UP Express stations.

Notable areas of intensification include Bloor-Dundas, Keele-St. Clair, and Mount Dennis.

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Bloor-Dundas

More than 7,100 residential units are in development surrounding Bloor-Dundas West, the second most well connected transit node in Canada with connections to TTC Line 2, UP Express, and GO Transit.

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High Park

A number of infill developments planned for Toronto’s High Park neighbourhood, where more than 1,500 residential units are proposed.

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Stockyards District /
Keele-St Clair

Over 15,000 residential units are in development surrounding the Stockyards at Keele and St Clair. The area will eventually be serviced by the St Clair-Old Weston GO Station.

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Mount Dennis / Weston-Eglinton

Approximately 6,900 residential units are proposed in Toronto’s Mount Dennis neighbourhood. Located near the intersection of Weston-Eglinton, the area is well connected to number of local and regional transit services including the Eglinton Crosstown LRT and GO Transit.

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Lawrence-
Weston

Over 4,800 residential units are planned surrounding the Lawrence-Weston intersection. The area is serviced by nearby Weston GO and UP Express Stations.

Dufferin-Eglinton

Over 5,500 residential units are planned or under construction surrounding the Dufferin and Eglinton intersection, including towers up to 50 storeys.

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Caledonia-Eglinton

Approximately 7,000 residential units are planned surrounding Eglinton Ave West and Caledonia Road intersection, including towers up to 60 storeys.


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