In 2025, 73% of Toronto housing starts were City-led or City-supported.
Private builders slowed after home prices ↓ 25%, reflecting normal market cycle dynamics.
Reducing development charges may help, but won’t trigger large housing start increases.
Long-term strategy should focus on balanced, resilient, and affordable housing supply.
The 2022 housing bubble, not taxes, caused the current slowdown in Toronto construction.
Toronto’s Housing Pipeline Surpasses 850,000 Units Milestone
Toronto's housing pipeline exceeds 850,000 units, but annual completions average only 17,000 to 25,000, revealing a significant gap between planned and delivered homes. Most units remain in early stages, with delays in approvals, financing, and...