State of Housing: Has Toronto Done Enough To Encourage Housing Growth?

Toronto's housing challenge has shifted from approvals to getting approved projects built. The city has reduced development charges, introduced incentives, increased housing density allowances, and reformed the development review process. However, financing, infrastructure, labor, and market conditions remain hurdles. Coordination with other governments and predictable policies are crucial. The next Council must focus on converting temporary relief into lasting reforms to ensure housing projects move from approval to construction.