Builders face red tape on projects meant to ease housing woes
On paper, the project looks like precisely the kind of housing Toronto city officials and councillors say they want more of. Eight fairly spacious two- and three-bedroom rental apartments on three floors, plus two more laneway suites, shoehorned onto an infill site within easy walking distance of a pair of subway stops, schools, shops, health care facilities, et cetera.
In short, a veritable hub in the wheel that is the 15-minute city.
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