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ULI Toronto: What’s Next? Planning & Development Reforms on the Horizon, Use it or lose it?
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From reversals of past policies to the acceleration of housing supply targets, the next sitting is set to be another wild ride for the real estate and development industry. As the Ford government approaches the mid-term mark of the most activist legislative session in recent memory, what do we know (or anticipate) to be on the provincial agenda in the coming months – including the proposed “use it or lose it” rezoning policy?
Join ULI Toronto and our panel of industry experts as we take stock of what we should anticipate from Queen’s Park, inside and outside of the legislature. How best can the real estate industry and municipal governments prepare for another wave of policy reforms?
Overview:
Adrianna Pilkington, Partner, Municipal, Planning & Environmental Law Group, Cassels
Moderator:
Sabine Matheson, Partner and General Counsel, StrategyCorp Inc.
Panelists:
Paul Freeman, Chief Planner Planning & Economic Development, The Regional Municipality of York
Randy Gladman, Senior Vice President, National Lead, Development Advisory, Colliers
Adrianna Pilkington, Partner, Municipal, Planning & Environmental Law Group, Cassels
Neil Rodgers, Interim Chief Executive Officer, Ontario Home Builders’ Association
Eldon Theodore, Partner, MHBC Planning
Eldon Theodore, Partner, MHBC Planning
