The 17-townhomes in Etobicoke sat empty after shutting their doors because of repeated flooding issues and water damage.
The walls of 50 Torbolton Dr. have sprung to life.
Where weeds once ran wild, green grass is in its place. New wooden fences frame vibrant trees, and cream-coloured concrete graces the building’s exterior walls — a far cry from the pale bricks and yellow construction material that covered the 17 city-owned townhomes just last year.
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There were nine residential break and enters reported in the district from Aug. 4 to Aug. 10
It comes after 12 other leaky Tauranga social housing units were demolished this year.
