In this episode of The Canadian Real Estate Investor, Daniel Foch and Nick Hill discuss the emerging "missing middle" housing boom, focusing on Toronto's recent policy changes allowing sixplexes and waiving development charges to encourage multiplex development. They explore how these changes, driven by pressure from the federal government and Mayor Olivia Chow, aim to increase housing affordability and supply. They also examine similar upzoning trends across Canada and the US, highlighting Vancouver's success with multiplex redevelopment and Nashville's innovative building code reforms. The hosts discuss strategies for investors to capitalize on this trend, from adding units to existing homes to ground-up multiplex construction, while also inviting listeners to their upcoming Unpacking Multiplexes 2025 Summit.
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