Toronto has for 70 years been one of the fastest growing city-regions in North America, and
over the last two decades has seen booming high-rise intensification. A distinctive land …

The politics of urban development is one of the most enduring, central themes of urban
politics. In Resisting Redevelopment, Eleonora Pasotti explores the forces that enable …

This article explores the connections between planning and land rent through a case study
of density bonusing in Toronto, known as 'Section 37'–a form of land value capture. Density …

EPDF and EPUB available Open Access under CC-BY-NC-ND licence. Condominium and
comparable legal architectures make vertical urban growth possible, but do we really …

The emerging objective to combat urban sprawl has put densification on the political
agenda. Simultaneously, the complexity of planning within the existing built environment …

Condominiums are assumed in enabling statutes, related regulations, and statutory reforms
to resemble 'self-governing communities' of owners whom collectively undertake numerous …

Privately owned high-rise condominiums have been increasing as a proportion of all
housing units built in the Greater Toronto Area for many decades. This has inspired a …

This article is published as part of the Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography
special issue 'Revisiting the green geographies of welfare planning', edited by Johan Pries …

The policy of density agreements, allowing extra density for condominium developers in
exchange for affordable housing units, is seen as an example of the neoliberalization of …

Of the various ways developers have created and exploited the high demand for
condominium living, there is little empirical research identifying and analyzing the growing …