More Neighbours Toronto
@moreneighboursto.bsky.social
Toronto's pro-housing movement.
More Neighbours in more neighbourhoods, with access to more jobs, more infrastructure, and more culture than ever before.
More Neighbours in more neighbourhoods, with access to more jobs, more infrastructure, and more culture than ever before.
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December 12, 2025 at 3:04 AM
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North York at the Centre
On December 3, Planning and Housing Committee deferred the Final Options and Directions Report and Community Services and Facilities Strategy for North York at the Centre (item PH26.6) for two months....
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December 12, 2025 at 3:04 AM
The planner contact info is on the right side of this page. You can email [email protected] and cc your councillor. And/or, at the bottom of the page, you can enter your email to subscribe for updates and they will email when the next consultations happen. www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
It was also kind of crazy to be reminded of how much the needle has moved on housing policy the past few years in Toronto and Ontario, in part thanks to orgs like @moreneighboursto.bsky.social.
Of course the needle needs to be pushed much further and there’s much more work to do!
Of course the needle needs to be pushed much further and there’s much more work to do!
December 7, 2025 at 7:11 AM
This study was initiated in 2021. This is phase 2, which has had at least 6 community engagement sessions, 10 local pop-ups and a Local Advisory Committee in addition to dedicated engagement for certain groups.
December 3, 2025 at 4:41 PM
This study was initiated in 2021. This is phase 2, which has had at least 6 community engagement sessions, 10 local pop-ups and a Local Advisory Committee in addition to dedicated engagement for certain groups.
Would have loved the senior levels of government to have moved in more strongly to pick up the slack with subsidized housing, but the Federal budget was pretty disappointing.
November 27, 2025 at 4:17 PM
Would have loved the senior levels of government to have moved in more strongly to pick up the slack with subsidized housing, but the Federal budget was pretty disappointing.
Condo new builds are drying up because they need 70% of units to be sold pre-construction to proceed. but that's why we're getting such a bump of rental in the pipeline since the developers who can are pivoting to PBR.
Newly built condo units on market will have prices drop, one way or other.
Newly built condo units on market will have prices drop, one way or other.
November 27, 2025 at 4:15 PM
Condo new builds are drying up because they need 70% of units to be sold pre-construction to proceed. but that's why we're getting such a bump of rental in the pipeline since the developers who can are pivoting to PBR.
Newly built condo units on market will have prices drop, one way or other.
Newly built condo units on market will have prices drop, one way or other.
All the metrics are imprecise for prediction purposes, but StatsCan says about 10% of residents are below the poverty line (2022) and 10% have unmet housing needs or experience chronic homelessness (2021).
Would imagine those numbers have only gone up since then.
Would imagine those numbers have only gone up since then.
November 27, 2025 at 3:49 PM
All the metrics are imprecise for prediction purposes, but StatsCan says about 10% of residents are below the poverty line (2022) and 10% have unmet housing needs or experience chronic homelessness (2021).
Would imagine those numbers have only gone up since then.
Would imagine those numbers have only gone up since then.
If we were to somehow triple that, at some $80B, still 90% of our housing would be provided by the private sector.
Increased supply is going to need to be part of that solution to lower prices, whether rental or purchase.
Increased supply is going to need to be part of that solution to lower prices, whether rental or purchase.
November 27, 2025 at 3:27 PM
If we were to somehow triple that, at some $80B, still 90% of our housing would be provided by the private sector.
Increased supply is going to need to be part of that solution to lower prices, whether rental or purchase.
Increased supply is going to need to be part of that solution to lower prices, whether rental or purchase.