Ontario has enough land to build more than two million homes by 2031 without developing the Greenbelt, according to a report commissioned by environmental advocates.
earlier this week, also suggests this existing capacity is “well distributed across municipalities in the Greater Golden Horseshoe .”
“What the report does is it demonstrates that if we're building the type of housing that we actually need in Ontario, to accommodate future growth, at a level that's affordable for people, we already have enough capacity.” “Land is available, both inside the existing built-up areas and on undeveloped land outside greenbelts,” the 2022 provincial report round.
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