UrbanToronto is excited to present the UTPro New Development Report for July, 2021. UTPro is our new premium database service that organizes, standardizes, and visualizes information from the City of Toronto’s development applications. It will be launching to the public this fall. The UTPro New Development Report analyzes new development proposals for large projects submitted to the City. (UrbanToronto defines a…
A 25-storey residential building has been proposed at 30 Gilder Drive, a block northeast of the intersection of Midland and Eglinton avenues in Scarborough. MHBC Planning submitted an application on behalf of the property owner in July to the City of Toronto for a Zoning By-Law Amendment to permit the development of the site located on the north side of Gilder Drive. 30 Gilder Drive, Toronto,…
Work has progressed significantly at home: Power and Adelaide since we last looked in on the project near the start of the year. Located at Adelaide and Parliament streets in Toronto’s Corktown area, the 22-storey Core Architects-designed condominium and retail building for Great Gulf and Hullmark is topped off and nearly fully clad now. Most of the glazing is in, other than some final installation work to be…
The summer came to a close showing strong signs that in the fall we will continue to see a competitive market for homes in the Toronto area. While house sales were down 30% on a year over year basis, sales were well above the pre-COVID levels in 2018 and 2019 for the month of August. The big factor that is…
Penetanguishene residents frustrated over dangerous apartment proposal; large turnout for advance polls this year; Toronto extends deadline for city staff to disclose vaccination status; and more news: Toronto District School Board will host fewer than half the number of polling stations this election (CP24) Penetanguishene residents angry, frustrated over ‘dangerous’ apartment proposal (Toronto Star) Toronto extends deadline for city staff to disclose…
Today’s Daily Photo is by UrbanToronto Forum contributor ToddK, snapped as lightning popped across Downtown Torornto skies in August. Here a bolt hits the CN Tower, while strands dance here, there, and everywhere, possibly connecting with the lightning rods of other nearby tall buildings. Lightning hits the CN Tower, image by UT Forum contributor ToddK Want to see your work featured…
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