(55) How to Unlock More Mid-Rise Housing in Toronto - Richard Whitt - BDP Quadrangle


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(55) How to Unlock More Mid-Rise Housing in Toronto?

Richard Witt

Richard is a Principal at BDP and the firm’s Global Head of Housing, overseeing housing work across a range of international markets. He combines global insight with hands‑on leadership of local teams delivering complex, sustainable and inclusive projects at scale, particularly mixed‑use, high‑rise and workplace developments.


Upcoming Webinar

EHON, Major Streets, and Mid-Rise Housing: Opportunities and Pitfalls


Older Episodes:

Older Episodes:

(57) Mid-Rise Purpose-Built Rental: Underwriting Rent, Absorption, and Exit Risk - Mathieu Fleury -Leader Lane

(56) 42 Years of Development Lessons on Building Better Communities - Jake Cohen - Daniels Corporation

(55) How to Unlock More Mid-Rise Housing in Toronto - Richard Witt - BDP Quadrangle

(54) How Institutional Capital Thinks About Real Estate Development Risk - Jeff Thomas

(53) Why Better Buildings Start With Structure, Not Finishes - Stuart Wilson - Alterra Development

Recent Webinar Replays

  1. EHON, Major Streets, and Mid-Rise Housing: Opportunities and Pitfalls
  2. What is bonding? How to meet CMHC Bonding Requirements?
  3. Understanding The New MLI Select Energy Efficiency Requirements
  4. How to Successfully Use Mass Timber In Your Next Project?
  5. Qualifying for CMHC MLI Select- Part 3: Building Performance Requirements
  6. Qualifying for CMHC MLI Select- Part 2: Financial Requirements
  7. Qualifying for CMHC MLI Select- Part 1: Accessibility Requirements
  8. Mid-Rise Building Solutions - Hambro by Canam

About me:

Payam Noursalehi

PMP, MBA, B.Eng.

Payam is a real estate and construction professional passionate about Mid-Rise projects. His experience spans multiple aspects of the industry, including Engineering, Construction Management, Development Management, and Private Equity Investment.


Our mission is to empower entrepreneurs and real estate developers to thrive in the Mid-Rise sector by providing the resources to define, design, and deliver successful projects.

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