What's planned for Agincourt Mall in Scarborough, whether the mall stays, where the City's approvals stand, and the condos you can register for on and around the site.
The plan replaces Agincourt Mall with about 4,372 homes, including 272 affordable rental units, on new blocks and public streets, with two parks, about 24,190 m² of retail and 10,333 m² of office space, built in three phases.
The mall is replaced in stages. Walmart moves to an interim building during Phase 1 and later into a new store on the site; the rest of the mall is demolished in Phase 2, with No Frills staying open until its new store is built.
City Council approved the Official Plan amendment in July 2019, and it came into force in 2020. The rezoning file is closed and the plan of subdivision has draft plan approval. A Phase 1 site plan for 42- and 26-storey towers with a new urban-format Walmart was filed in 2022.
June 15, 2017
The owner applied to amend the Agincourt Secondary Plan for a full redevelopment.
July 16, 2019
City Council adopted Official Plan Amendment 459 for the Agincourt Mall lands. Source
October 15, 2019
Rezoning and subdivision applications were filed for 4,372 homes on eight blocks.
December 2021
City staff recommended approving the rezoning and draft plan of subdivision, including 272 affordable rental units. Source
June 2022
NADG filed the Phase 1 site plan: 42- and 26-storey towers with 659 homes and a new Walmart. Source
Every file the City has on record for this address, oldest first, with the City's description of what was proposed.
Official Plan Amendment (OPA) proposing to amend the Agincourt Secondary Plan to permit the comprehensive redevelopment of the Agincourt Mall lands, with a network of new public streets, development blocks, new public park blocks and other open spaces containing a mix of uses including residential, retail, and office, community facility space and new public parks.
File 17 181232 ESC 40 OZ · View on the City's site
Redevelopment of Agincourt Mall lands comprising of 8 new blocks on a plan of subdivision, new public roads and parklands. High density mixed-use buildings proposed on 6 blocks and parkland on 2 blocks. Proposal includes 4372 residential units, a day care facility, retail and office uses. Concurrent Plan of Subdivision application 19 236443 ESC 22 SB.
File 19 236435 ESC 22 OZ · View on the City's site
Redevelopment of Agincourt Mall lands comprising of 8 new blocks on a plan of subdivision, new public roads and parklands. Concurrent Zoning Bylaw amendment application 19 236435 ESC 22 OZ.
File 19 236443 ESC 22 SB · View on the City's site
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The project we track on the Agincourt Mall site. Open a page for floor plans, pricing and VIP registration as each phase is released.
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The mall is replaced in stages. Walmart moves to an interim building during Phase 1 and later into a new store on the site; the rest of the mall is demolished in Phase 2, with No Frills staying open until its new store is built.
The plan replaces Agincourt Mall with about 4,372 homes, including 272 affordable rental units, on new blocks and public streets, with two parks, about 24,190 m² of retail and 10,333 m² of office space, built in three phases.
The planning application proposes 4,372 homes.
North American Development Group (NADG) is the developer. The City's records list the owner as PSPIB Agincourt Inc.
City Council approved the Official Plan amendment in July 2019, and it came into force in 2020. The rezoning file is closed and the plan of subdivision has draft plan approval. A Phase 1 site plan for 42- and 26-storey towers with a new urban-format Walmart was filed in 2022.
Not yet. No homes on the Agincourt Mall site have been released for sale. Register with Royale Realty to hear when the first building launches, along with floor plans and VIP pricing.
Agincourt GO Station on the Stouffville line is about 525 m from the site.
Last checked October 11, 2026. Plans change as applications move through approvals; the City's file is the final word.
