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You'd be surprised about how much history repeats itself... We are so excited to have this conversation happening this Thursday! RSVP here:luma.com/cfhyiabv
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How has home building changed over the last century? ​On March 26, join historian @HanaSuckstorff to trace the history of a single Toronto property. From 1900s bureaucracy to modern "neighborhood character" debates, see how one building tells the story of our city. ​Join us!

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We've written an open letter to Markham Mayor @frankscarpitti objecting to his veto of 4 residential units per property, as-of-right. We call on Markham Councillors to override the veto and request that Minister @gregorrobertson remind Markham of their HAF obligations. #Markham
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Colin D'Mello | Global News@ColinDMello

A Toronto-area mayor has used powers handed to him by the Ford government to veto a council decision that would have allowed four units as-of-right in his city, suggesting the change would have put undue stress on transport networks and parking. globalnews.ca/news/11728382/… #onpoli

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Theresa 🇨🇦@TheresaLubowitz·
@MoreNeighbours Thanks for sharing! Nice to see them doing this work and also thinking about maintaining affordable units.
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"There was a record number of condo cancellations, 28 projects with more than 7,000 units... eight of them were converted to rentals, representing more than 8,000 units." Helping project conversions happen should be a priority of our governments. #tncms-source=login" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">thestar.com/real-estate/co…
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Markham’s mayor is using a tool designed to create housing to block it, and my colleague Sean Foreman made a video about it. 🔥🔥🔥
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Dr. Mike P. Moffatt 🇨🇦🏅🏅
Will be on CBC Toronto's Here and Now in a few minutes, talking about the Mayor of Markham's decision to use strong mayor powers to block four units as-of-right.
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@JohnPasalis Not in the near future, but it's a political gesture. It does then raise the question of why Mayor Scarpitti felt the necessity to use his veto for the first time in order to kill it.
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Does anyone seriously believe that if Markham legalized fourplexes, we would see a meaningful number of them built? Honest question because I think the likelihood is practically zero globalnews.ca/news/11728382/…
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Also bringing to attention of Ontario Minister @RobFlackEML as the original stated intent of Strong Mayor powers was to accomplish provincial priorities, such as "Building 1.5 million new residential units by December 31, 2031." ontario.ca/document/ontar…
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Jonathan Berk
Jonathan Berk@berkie1·
“America and Canada’s elevators are the most expensive in the world, and the U.S. has fewer of them per capita than any high-income country with available data. Less than 6% of housing is accessible to the more than 30 million American adults with mobility disabilities.”
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Hana Suckstorff@HanaSuckstorff·
Toronto friends! Come hear me speak about our city's housing history. Details below. Hope to see you there! #housing #history #yimby
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How has home building changed over the last century? ​On March 26, join historian @HanaSuckstorff to trace the history of a single Toronto property. From 1900s bureaucracy to modern "neighborhood character" debates, see how one building tells the story of our city. ​Join us!

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🏭🏘🏢Sean Galbraith🗻❄️🥏
If ever there was a time for developers in the Portlands who are going to lose building height and have shittier to live in buildings because of Island Airport jets to call the politicians they’ve paid good money for, now would be a good time.
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How has home building changed over the last century? ​On March 26, join historian @HanaSuckstorff to trace the history of a single Toronto property. From 1900s bureaucracy to modern "neighborhood character" debates, see how one building tells the story of our city. ​Join us!
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🏭🏘🏢Sean Galbraith🗻❄️🥏
Love this transformation at 325 Sammon in East York. Its owners got 2023 minor variance approval to convert its garages into residential units, and replace its driveway with landscaping. Before/after photos (the landscaping is still a work in progress and will be great I'm sure)
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But making mid-rises viable means making the best use of sites where they are allowed, with less rigid adherence to prevailing setbacks. In addition, if we're anticipating multiple mid-rises along Major Streets & Avenues, could they share responsibilities? x.com/HousingNowTO/s…
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@JShamess The "Angular Planes" policy is just one example (of many) where the City's #AffordableHousing & #GreenBuilding "goals" run smack into the road-blocks of "#UrbanDesign Guidelines" which are untethered from the Financial-Reality of 2020's Construction-Costs. twitter.com/CBCToronto/sta…

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In 2024, you helped us legalize 60-unit apartments on Major Streets & remove angular plane requirements up to 6 storeys. Last year was the first major update to the Avenues policies in more than 20 years. This week is the next step in making mid-rises more feasible in Toronto. 🧵
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Yesterday, the city of Toronto made progress unlocking our major streets to allow for buildings 6-storeys and up to 60 units (with built form restrictions) by-right. Thank you to the hard work of @oliviachow @BradMBradford @gordperks and others securing this important reform!

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