Homebuyers want townhomes. Can Toronto build more?

by clarriefeinstein@torstar.ca (Clarrie Feinstein)

Less than 2% of Toronto's 74,000 building permits since 2022 were for townhomes, despite families increasingly seeking these home types.

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