Ontario has enough land to build more than two million homes without developing the Greenbelt, a report suggests.
earlier this week, also suggests this existing capacity is “well distributed across municipalities in the Greater Golden Horseshoe .”
“We found that they've had existing capacity for years and have failed to deliver the supply and especially the affordable supply that's required,” Eby said. This isn’t the first time a group of environmental or housing experts have said cutting into protected land was unnecessary to meet its targets., made of industry leaders and experts, found a shortage of land wasn’t the cause of the housing crisis.
The provincial government has been heavily criticized for its decision to carve up the Greenbelt, with opposition parties requesting both theto review whether any rules were broken or if developers were tipped off ahead of time.
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