Regent Park
Regent Park is a 69-acre housing complex in the downtown east area of Toronto, bordered by River Street (east), Shuter Street (south), Gerrard Street (north), and Parliament Street (west). One of the largest urban revitalizations of its kind, the Regent Park revitalization is a five-phase redevelopment project that is transforming the community into a mixed-income, mixed-use neighbourhood. This project will also add 637 new affordable housing units to the community.
The story of this revitalization began when tenants approached Toronto Community Housing with a request to redevelop the community. TCHC has partnered with leading builder and developer partners to revitalize Regent Park in five phases.
Along with the physical redevelopment, the revitalization project also focuses on investing in the economic and social fabric of the community. Through the Regent Park Social Development Plan (SDP), the revitalization continues to bring employment, economic development, social development, training, and scholarship opportunities to the community.
Development information
Learn about the revitalization project, key milestones and more.
Regent Park Votes
It’s time to vote! Have your say in how $26.8 million will be invested in Regent Park.
Regent Park Scholarship
This scholarship is available to eligible TCHC tenants ages 17 and older from the Regent Park community.
Latest news and updates
TCHC provides preview of its newest affordable housing building in Regent Park
Tenants will move into 175 Oak Street in the new year, marking a key milestone in the ongoing revitalization of this historic neighbourhood.
Demolition update: progress continues on Regent Park revitalization
Regent Park’s demolition phase nears final stages.
TCHC announces recipients of the 2024-25 Regent Park Scholarship Program
Fifty thousand dollars was distributed to 15 outstanding students in TCHC’s Regent Park community.
Progress update: Regent Park demolition on track for summer 2024 completion
Since the start of demolition in Regent Park (319, 325, and 355 Gerrard St. E. and 274 Sackville St.), Toronto Community Housing has made significant strides in transforming the area.
