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The new geography of office location and the consequences of business as usual in the GTA Cover Image E-book E-book

The new geography of office location and the consequences of business as usual in the GTA

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  • Physical Description: electronic resource
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    1 electronic text (54 p.) : ill., digital file.
  • Publisher: Toronto, Ont. : Canadian Urban Institute, 2011

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General Note:
"March 2011."
Issued as part of the desLibris documents collection.
Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references (p. 45).
Formatted Contents Note: Executive summary -- Summary of recommendations -- Business competitiveness in the GTA, five years on -- Changes and trends since 2005 -- The difference between intensified office employment and other forms of employment -- City of Toronto: little progress on the agenda for prosperity -- The city of Toronto's dependence on the financial services sector -- Tax differentials still create inequities, but change is slow and difficult to achieve -- Congestion is currently the biggest threat to competitiveness -- The transfer of risk from entrepreneurs to institutional developers affects development decisions -- Amenities that attract and retain talent are unevenly distributed in the region -- Demand for "green" development is growing -- Other developments since 2005 -- Change in the geography of offices since the 1950s -- Pre-1950 distribution -- 1950-1980 -- 1980s-1990s -- 2000-2010 -- Realty taxes: a situation largely at a standstill -- Ontario's 2007 plan to balance business education tax -- The Toronto-regional tax imbalance -- Rebalancing the commercial-residential tax burden -- Caps and clawbacks in the commerial sector -- The consequences of business-as-usual approaches -- The financial core -- toronto transit-oriented office clusters -- Toronto non-transit office clusters -- Suburban car-dependent office clusters -- Recommendations: supporting competitiveness in the GTA -- Works cited -- Appendix 1: large format maps.
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Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Subject: Office buildings -- Ontario
City planning -- Ontario
Business
Competition (companies)
Economy
Employment
Greater toronto area
Green building
Public transport
Suburb
Tax
Toronto
Clusters
Construction
Economy, business and finance -- Economic sector
Economy, business and finance -- Economic sector -- Construction and property
Economy, business and finance -- Economic sector -- Transport
Economy, business and finance -- Economic sector -- Transport -- Commuting
Economy, business and finance -- Economic sector -- Transport -- Traffic
Economy, business and finance -- Economy
Environment
Greater toronto area
Green building
Markham
Politics
Politics -- Government policy
Science and technology
Sprawl
Suburbs
Tax base
Toronto
Yonge street
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