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Old Posted Apr 20, 2020, 5:54 PM
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Originally Posted by GenWhy? View Post
From the article:
"He has a more radical solution: Expand densification deeper into Toronto’s sleepy, leafy, low-rise neighbourhoods. He argues that the city should open up the so-called “yellowbelt” (areas where single-family homes predominate) to allow for fourplexes and other mini-condos to be built. He suggests the return of the so-called Toronto Specials of the 1950s and ‘60s that responded to an earlier wave of immigration would do a lot to let homeowners unlock the value in their land, and create more affordable options for newcomers and new families."

The same many of us propose in Metro Van.
Because it logical.

What was it at last count? 70% of Vancouver land base is still SFH?

Were trying to put out a forest fire with water bottles.
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