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Canada announces the groundbreaking of new rental homes in Toronto

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The Canadian federal government announced $165 million in funding via the Apartment Construction Loan Program to construct 370 rental homes in Toronto.

Canada announces the groundbreaking of new rental homes in Toronto

Key takeaways

  • The federal government announced $165 million in funding through the Apartment Construction Loan Program to build 370 rental homes in Toronto.
  • The project, named The Bull Tower, is located at 128 Peter Street in Toronto's entertainment district.

The Canadian federal government announced $165 million in funding via the Apartment Construction Loan Program to construct 370 rental homes in Toronto. The project, named The Bull Tower, is located at 128 Peter Street in Toronto's entertainment district and is being developed with partners including Kingdom Development Inc.

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In their words

“This is about more than constructing homes, it is about creating opportunities for individuals and families to put down roots, thrive and contribute to a stronger, more inclusive Toronto where everyone can feel at home.”
Chi Nguyen, MP for Spadina-Harbourfront
“We are proud to work alongside the Government of Canada, CMHC, the City of Toronto, and our project partners to help address the city's growing housing needs,”
Jason Yang, CEO of Kingdom Development Inc.

By the numbers

$165M
Funding through Apartment Construction Loan Program
370
Rental homes being built in Toronto project

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Source: Renew Canada

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