Thread by @alexbozikovic

This map is new to me. So much of Toronto has been shrinking or static even post-2006. H/T @EricDLombardi #topoli

Tiny pockets of highrise hyper-growth, surrounded by empty nesters in houses now worth $2-million and up.

I often think of this @henrygrabar piece: slate.com/business/2019/…

This geography is going to define so much of the city’s future - and the region’s.

.@shanedingman on Toronto “overhousibg”

https://twitter.com/planning416/status/1399471083791790085

North Toronto, an ocean of no-growth with an island of development (which is much smaller physically than it looks here)

This section is orange on the map. It’s not exactly Kowloon.