Richmond Hill Development Analysis
An Interactive Report for Real Estate Professionals
Key Performance Indicators
332k
Target Population by 2051
128k
Target Employment by 2051
$1.2B
5-Year Growth Capital Plan
The 'Why': Policy & Infrastructure Drivers
Richmond Hill's transformation is driven by a top-down policy framework and underpinned by mandated growth targets. The chart shows the necessary scaling for both population and job creation over the next three decades.
Mandated Population & Employment Growth
Regulatory Framework
The 'What': Development Pipeline
The city's development pipeline is heavily skewed towards high-density residential and large-scale industrial projects. Interact with the charts below to explore the landscape.
Application Mix by GFA
High-Rise Hotspots
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Select a development corridor to learn more.
The 'How Much': Financial Landscape
While opportunity is high, so are the costs. Development Charges (DCs) have risen significantly. Use the selector to compare municipal and regional DC rates across different asset classes.
Development Charges Breakdown
Unit Type: Per Unit
Available Incentives
Centre Core Community Improvement Plan
Offers Development Charge exemptions and tax increment grants for specific projects within the designated downtown core. Eligibility criteria focus on developments that include purpose-built rental units, achieve high standards of urban design, or involve the conservation of heritage buildings.