See what's being built across the GTA, in 3D.
Every active development application, approval and large new building across the GTA, on a live 3D model of the city.
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Municipal open data and our own research, sources below · massing is indicative, not the approved design · locations approximate · verified list updated October 24, 2026. Base map © OpenFreeMap, OpenStreetMap contributors.
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What's in the pipeline, by municipality.
Active development applications and large new buildings under construction, from each municipality's open data, refreshed every month. Projects on the verified Sheppard East list are counted there instead.
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The tallest towers in the pipeline.
The 60 tallest buildings in active applications and permits across the GTA, by storeys as described by the municipality. Click one to see it on the map.
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Sheppard East, checked project by project.
Our hand-researched list for the Sheppard Avenue East corridor. Storeys, units and status are as published by the developer, the City of Toronto or the cited source. "Not disclosed" means no figure has been made public. Click a project to see it on the map.
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Sources and licences.
- City of Toronto, York Region, Mississauga, Brampton and Pickering open data.
This map shows public projects for information only. Building shapes are simplified massing drawn from storey counts in the applications and published sources, not the approved designs. Statuses follow each municipality's own records, which can lag decisions by weeks. Where a record has no completion date we infer one: a Toronto building permit counts as finished once past a typical build time for its height, and York Region files received more than 6 to 10 years ago, depending on status, are left out. Only company and public-body names are shown; personal names and contact details in the source data are never published. Benjamin R. Consulting is not involved in these projects unless stated. General information, not investment advice. Spotted an update or a missing project? Tell us.
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