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Development application

What’s being built at 402-440 Unwin Avenue

Toronto-Danforth, Toronto

Official Plan Amendment proposing redevelopment of the Hearn Power Generating Station. The site is subject to the Port Lands Area Specific Policies of the City's Central Waterfront Secondary Plan, which envisions the Hearn as a catalytic destination for cultural, sport, entertainment, recreational and institutional uses within a revitalized iconic heritage building. The Hearn is surrounded by power generation and distribution infrastructure, port and heavy industrial uses and natural areas. Residential uses are not currently permitted. The application proposes 739,567 square metres of Gross Floor Area (GFA) including adaptive reuse of the existing power station building and development…

Status

Under appeal

Application

Official Plan Amendment + Zoning By-law Amendment

File number

24 253487 STE 14 OZ

Proposed use

Residential

Proposed units

8,400

Submitted

Dec 24, 2024

Last updated

Sep 28, 2026

From the City of Toronto's Development Applications open data (contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto) — the file itself. Municipal records change as a file moves; the date above is when this page last reflected it.