Here’s how different Toronto’s skyline will look by 2030 as the population booms

Many new towers will soon rise above the city, but two “supertall” skyscrapers will rise higher than the rest — The One and Sky Tower.

Sky Tower has even applied for a height increase. If approved, it will be the tallest in Canada at 105 storeys tall.

These two buildings are closely followed by Concord Sky at Yonge and Gerrard, which is “just shy of supertall status,” Velasco told Curiocity.

“So far in 2023, the city has already seen a 75-storey skyscraper proposed by KingSett Capital at 646 Yonge, across the street from a 76-storey skyscraper proposed by the same developer,” said Velasco.

“By 2030, there will likely be more tall buildings and supertall skyscrapers on the city skyline, as Toronto overtakes Chicago as the city with second highest number of skyscrapers in North America.”

The majority of buildable land is made up of single-family homes, which means Toronto’s “high-density corridors” will get even denser.

That includes areas like Yonge and Eglinton, Don Mills and Eglinton, North York Centre, and Scarborough City Centre.

Developers are not deterred by the current real estate market slump. That’s because they do their planning years in advance, said Velasco.

And with Toronto’s population soaring in the coming years, it’s no surprise that they are going full steam ahead.