We’re now seeing small-scale infill projects—think accessory dwelling units and multiplexes—make a real mark in Toronto’s housing data. Thanks to zoning reforms and a shift away from single-detached homes, these types of builds now account for nearly 10% of all housing starts across Canada’s largest cities. As someone who’s both dedicated to real estate and home inspection, I’ve been keeping a close eye on these changes and what they mean for homeowners and buyers navigating Toronto’s evolving landscape.
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