Mayor Olivia Chow has proposed changes to Toronto's housing development process, advocating for as-of-right zoning on major streets to facilitate mid-rise buildings. This initiative aims to move away from tall towers and create a more Parisian-style residential density. The plan seeks to expedite approvals and reduce costs by addressing outdated zoning regulations. If adopted, it could unlock 61,000 additional homes. The Planning and Housing Committee has endorsed the proposal, which will be reviewed by City Council soon.
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