
Subway stations are a part of transit-oriented communities
Location is a prime factor when investing in a condo development, but as the region grows the need for transit increases. That’s why the government of Ontario is committing $5 billion to enhance subway stations, and build subway extensions across the province. In addition to this funding, more housing and jobs will be built near these stations. Soon, subway stations will be the local hub to these connections.
Subway stations are a part of transit-oriented communities (TOC). This is the government’s plan to build new, sustainable transit throughout the region. Transit-oriented communities are high-density, mixed-use developments, such as condominiums, that are either connected, adjacent or within walking distance of transit stations and stops.
The transit-oriented community approach creates opportunities to build vibrant, mixed-use communities that are connected to transit stations. Enhancing subway stations and increasing ridership will make commuting easier and faster by bringing more jobs and housing closer to transit. Transit-oriented communities will also reduce traffic congestion, reduce emissions and build more accessible communities that will benefit future and current residents.
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