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Out with the Old: New Paths to New Housing

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Non-Member Price: $299

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An aerial view of single-family housing in Toronto.

The Quay, 100 Queens Quay East, 3rd Floor

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Toronto’s housing shortage has become a barrier to growth. On December 9, join us as we bring together the leaders who can drive solutions to this crisis. Hear from regional decision-makers, as they join developers, financiers, and innovators to explore how to open new pathways for building more homes, faster.

This half day event will focus on reforms that matter: rethinking development charges, modernizing the building code, and scaling construction technologies such as modular and factory-built housing. It will also highlight financing and ownership models that can expand affordability and strengthen market stability.

Employers are finding it harder to recruit and retain talent when workers cannot secure attainable homes. Rising costs, labour shortages, and outdated regulations are slowing projects and putting the region’s competitiveness on the line.

This is your opportunity to stay ahead of policy change, connect with leaders across sectors, and help shape the housing solutions that will define the Toronto region’s economic future.

What You’ll Gain

  • Policy foresight: Hear directly from federal, provincial, and municipal leaders on the regulatory reforms under consideration — and how they will shape development, financing, and approvals.
  • Innovation insights: Learn from companies pioneering factory-built, and robotics-enabled housing models that are shortening timelines and reducing costs.
  • Business advantage: Explore new financing and ownership approaches — including to rent-to-own — that are reshaping the housing market and consumer expectations.
  • Industry influence: Add your voice to a collective business mandate that is shaping TRBOT’s housing and land-use advocacy, ensuring your sector’s needs are represented in future solutions.

Who Should Attend

  • Developers and builders (high-rise, mid-rise, missing middle, rental, modular, and greenfield)
  • Real estate companies, REITs, banks, and private equity firms
  • Federal, provincial, and municipal decision-makers
  • Urban planners, architects, and infrastructure builders
  • Unions, trades organizations, and housing innovators
  • Academics and thought leaders in urban planning and housing policy

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