This article outlines the key contemporary debates on gentrification, most of which arise from
variations in the process: in interpretations, assessments of displacement, the agents …

Over the past few years, Toronto has experienced a massive reinvestment into the inner city,
mostly in the form of high-rise condominium towers, which was followed by the largest …

The city today is increasingly conceptualized using terms such as creative cities or creative
class and stressing the importance of culture. The effects this development can have on …

Over the past few years, a condominium boom has transformed the City of Toronto:
developers have bought up land in industrial and residential areas and built high-rise …

While consultants have crept into various aspects of municipal governance, a selected few
have transcended the others reaching the status of urban gurus. Although consultants are …

The inner governance of condominiums profoundly matters for understanding urban
governance and life but has so far been neglected in urban studies. This article examines its …

This chapter discusses density bonusing in the context of Toronto's condominium boom,
where this instrument has been around within the legislative framework since 1983. It …

This article uses the lens of electoral politics to improve understanding of political dynamics
in an ethnic neighbourhood undergoing gentrification, corresponding to Ward 18 and its …

Over the past decade, Toronto's inner city witnessed an extraordinary amount of capital
reinvestment, mainly in the shape of high-rise condominium towers. Developers realized …

Height and density bonusing is a planning tool that municipalities in Ontario have authority
to use by virtue of Section 37 of the provincial Planning Act, which allows a municipality to …