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Plans Filed For City-Led Affordable Housing Development In Parkdale

Writer's picture: Carla LouisseCarla Louisse


The City of Toronto has filed plans for a new affordable housing development in the Parkdale neighborhood. The project aims to address the growing demand for affordable housing in the area, which has been dealing with rising rents and displacement of low-income residents. This city-led initiative is part of a broader effort to create more inclusive housing options for residents, especially those who are struggling to keep up with Toronto's expensive housing market.


The proposed development, located at 11 Brock Avenue, is set to provide 57 affordable rental units across a mix of bachelor, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. The building will rise six storeys and include various amenities for residents, including a rooftop terrace and a community space. The goal is to offer high-quality housing options for lower-income families and individuals, providing them with stable homes in a desirable and transit-accessible neighborhood like Parkdale.


The City of Toronto is prioritizing affordability in this project by working with non-profit housing organizations to ensure that rents remain below market rates. Additionally, the development will incorporate environmentally friendly designs and energy-efficient features, aligning with the city’s goal of promoting sustainability. The Parkdale community has long been known for its diversity and vibrant culture, and this project is seen as a way to preserve the social fabric of the area while meeting pressing housing needs.


While the project is still in the planning stages, it represents a significant step forward in tackling Toronto's affordable housing crisis. With housing costs continuing to soar, this development in Parkdale could serve as a model for future city-led housing initiatives across the city, offering hope to those who have been priced out of their neighborhoods. The city plans to move ahead with the project after consultations with local residents and stakeholders.


 
 

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