Cloverdale Mall Redevelopment

What is planned at Cloverdale Mall

City Council approved a plan in February 2026 to replace Cloverdale Mall with a new neighbourhood: 10 towers of 25 to 41 storeys and 5 mid-rise buildings of 6 to 12 storeys on 9 blocks, about 5,536 homes in four phases. It adds two public parks, three new streets, retail, a childcare centre and community space.

Is Cloverdale Mall closing?

The mall comes down in phases: the northwest corner in Phase 1, the southern sections in Phase 3 and the rest in Phase 4. Parts of the mall, including the grocery store, stay open during construction, and the grocer moves into a new building in Phase 2.

Where approvals stand

City Council approved the Official Plan amendment and rezoning on February 4, 2026. A plan of subdivision for the whole site, which must be approved before any building goes ahead, is under review.

Cloverdale Mall redevelopment timeline

1. July 17, 2020

   QuadReal filed the master-plan rezoning for 250 The East Mall.

2. February 7, 2024

   City Council rezoned the triangle site at 2 & 10 East Mall Crescent for a 33-storey tower and a 9-storey building with 606 homes. Source

3. September 3, 2024

   QuadReal and Mattamy Homes launched The Clove, the first phase of Cloverdale, on the triangle site. Source

4. October 2025

   The Clove was cancelled after selling under 10% of its units; buyers' deposits are to be returned with interest. Source

5. February 4, 2026

   City Council approved the master plan for about 5,536 homes (By-laws 124-2026 and 125-2026). Source

City of Toronto planning applications

Every file the City has on record for this address, oldest first, with the City's description of what was proposed.

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