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Is Toronto 'maxed out' on development space? No...

Naama Blonder Residential Development Toronto / GTA Sep. 6 2024

“Toronto is full.” “Toronto is dense enough.” There’s “no more space.” These are assertions I frequently hear as part of my job as an architect and urban planner. But we content there is plenty of room. Here's why.

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