Toronto caps number of bedrooms allowed in multiplex buildings
Toronto has capped the number of bedrooms allowed in a multiplex building, despite criticism that the new planning rules are supported by little evidence.
On June 25, Toronto city council voted to modify its planning bylaws to allow multiplex buildings with five or six units in parts of downtown and one ward in Scarborough, while stopping short of allowing them in the whole city.
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