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After an extensive renovation, an old house in a laneway in Toronto became a new two-bedroom home. (LGA Architectural Partners, Ben Rahn/A Frame)

How cities can unlock the potential of laneway housing

Shelagh McCartney, Toronto Metropolitan University; Ellen Molloy, Toronto Metropolitan University; Ely DeSandoli, Toronto Metropolitan University; Frances Grout-Brown, Toronto Metropolitan University; Laura Lebel-Pantazopoulos, Toronto Metropolitan University; Paul Arkilander, Toronto Metropolitan University; Puneh Jamshidi-Moghadam, Toronto Metropolitan University; Riley Malthaner, Toronto Metropolitan University, and Sally Nicholson, Toronto Metropolitan University

Laneway suites could increase rental stock in established neighbourhoods without affecting their character. Toronto has lagged behind other cities in Canada and North America.

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