How Toronto´s Skyline Will Change by 2030 | 8 Tallest Upcoming Skyscrapers in Toronto 

All I can say is WOW 🤔😱😳. This city has changed vastly since I came to Toronto in 1976. That's what you call real upward mobility.

We are prepared for Toronto immigration. Thanks.

I wish this city made something taller then the cn tower

Don't understand people's love for ugly skyscrapers. New York built some beautiful skyscrapers 100 years ago. Now, there is no such thing. Just glass and concrete. A tall skyline does not make a city beautiful. Just ask Paris or Lisbon.

There's no way "the One" will be completed this year - hopefully by the end of 2023, but even that might be ambitious given how slow it's going up right now. Oh, and Mirvish-Gehry is now known as "Forma".

So many cool looking buildings to come. WOW!!!!!

Can you do one for Los Angeles?

Love this city

The ONE is not going to be finished in 2022. just saying...

What’s with the random footage thrown in? Lol

My partner and i alternate our weekends between homes in Niagara Falls and Leaside, Toronto. My commute takes me along the Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway, essentially forming a half-loop around downtown. Ive been making the trip for fifteen years. The transformation of the lower downtown-lakeshore section of the city during this time has been utterly profound. If i did not witness the progression myself, I would believe the change to be unimaginable, from a dollar standpoint, as well as a logistical one. It seems that every two weeks brings another tall building to prominence along my drive. Used to be that the "city" didn't become dense until one was past the CNE grounds, heading east....and abruptly ending past York. Now, the density begins at the Humber Crescent in Etobicoke and doesn't end until one is headed north on the DVP until just south of the Bayview exit. The growth has been unbelievable!