Step outside and see Toronto’s housing plans taking shape along the waterfront. Join advocates from HousingNowTO and students from the University of Toronto’s School of Cities for a guided tour of new and proposed affordable housing developments across Queens Quay East, East Bayfront and Quayside.
HousingNowTO is a pro-bono professional services collective that uses data, planning and architectural best practices to advocate for maximizing opportunities to create new affordable housing on surplus City-owned land.
Along the way, explore:
- The 65,000-home goal: How Toronto arrived at its target for new affordable and supportive housing by 2030.
- What “affordable” means: How the City defines affordable housing and what that means for the households it aims to serve.
- Progress and potential: What has been built, what’s underway and what’s planned for the waterfront.
The tour will visit Toronto Star Lands, Sugar Wharf, East Bayfront and Quayside, with a mix of new and proposed developments along the route.
The walk is approximately 5 km and includes return TTC travel between the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel and Queens Quay & Bay Street.
Capacity: Limited to 25 participants
Please note: Some terrain along the route may not be accessible for all wheelchair types.