Jeff Gray and John Sopinski just published a terrific set of maps in the Globe and Mail outlining 5 decades of condo growth in Toronto.

Ontario first introduced the Condominium Act in 1968. The first condo project was supposedly built by Bert Winberg – founder of Rockport Group – between 1968-1969. He saw what developers were doing in California and Florida and he brought it to Toronto.

Since then, here is what condo supply has looked like across the Greater Toronto Area:

• 1970s - 11,697 units
  

• 1980s - 30,881 units
  

• 1990s - 49,503 units
  

• 2000s - 103,683 units
  

• 2010s - 109,497 units (up to September 2016)
  

And here’s the map for the 2010s:

We are now a condo city. For the full set of maps, click through here.

Jeff Gray and John Sopinski just published a terrific set of maps in the Globe and Mail outlining 5 decades of condo growth in Toronto.

Ontario first introduced the Condominium Act in 1968. The first condo project was supposedly built by Bert Winberg – founder of Rockport Group – between 1968-1969. He saw what developers were doing in California and Florida and he brought it to Toronto.

Since then, here is what condo supply has looked like across the Greater Toronto Area:

• 1970s - 11,697 units
  

• 1980s - 30,881 units
  

• 1990s - 49,503 units
  

• 2000s - 103,683 units
  

• 2010s - 109,497 units (up to September 2016)
  

And here’s the map for the 2010s:

We are now a condo city. For the full set of maps, click through here.