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ULI Toronto: Tower Renewal Check Up: Confronting the Private Sector Rental Affordability Challenge
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More than a decade since the high-profile launch of the City of Toronto’s Tower Renewal initiative, designed to upgrade the city’s over 1,000 apartment towers while maintaining affordability to over half-million Toronto residents, a landmark Urban Land Institute report* will offer critical and timely analysis. Significant progress is underway to revitalize publicly owned towers, but the challenges facing privately owned buildings (85% of the stock) remain steep.
Join ULI Toronto for a two-part program, offering key highlights from the international ULI Advisory Panel (convened pre-COVID-19) and a local panel discussion. Panelists will put critical focus on the current economic context facing the tower renewal agenda – and how COVID-19 exposes the need for greater public policy interest in the decaying towers that are homes to many of the city’s most vulnerable residents.
Jim Heid, President & Founder, UrbanGreen (ULI Advisory Services Panel Chair)
Doug Saunders, International Affairs Columnist, The Globe and Mail and Author, Arrival City
Aderonke Akande, Manager, Tower and Neighbourhood Revitalization, City of Toronto
Randy Daiter, Vice President, Residential Properties, M&R Holdings
Valesa Faria, Director, Housing Secretariat, City of Toronto
Valesa Faria, Director, Housing Secretariat, City of Toronto
Kwame McKenzie, Chief Executive Officer, Wellesley Institute
Graeme Stewart, Principal, ERA Architects and Director, Tower Renewal Partnership