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Northcrest Developments appoints Derek Goring as CEO

Press Release

Toronto May 30, 2023 – Northcrest Developments today announced that Derek Goring becomes CEO of the company, effective immediately. In his new role, Derek will have responsibility for leading the organization, focused on the next stage of Northcrest’s transformation of the 370-acre Downsview Airport Lands, located in Northwest Toronto.

The 520-acre Downsview Framework Plan

Architizer

You Belong Here: Toronto YLG Founder Traces Her Fast-Track Career Trajectory

Urban Land

Tech leaders, academics gather to discuss how Canada can reach net-zero emissions by 2050

Beta Kit

Five bold new districts could become the next hot ‘hoods in Toronto

Streets of toronto

New Hangar District offering pop-up drive-in movie experiences all next month

Streets of Toronto

Introducing the Hangar District, a massive new Toronto neighbourhood

Streets of Toronto

Downsview Airfield Redevelopment Slated to Begin with The Hangar District

Urban Toronto

Build more, pollute less: New academic-industry partnership to balance infrastructure needs with environmental integrity

University of Toronto

Taking flight in Downsview

Novae Res Urbis

Downsview Framework Plan

World Buildings Directory

Plan to Build 15-Minute City for 80,000 People Wins Design Award

Treehugger

Toronto airfield to be converted into district that aims for "the opposite of suburbanization"

Dezeen

Toronto is getting an entirely new neighbourhood with condos and a movie studio

Blog TO

Henning Larsen Architects, KPMB, and SLA convert a Toronto airport into a new city

Global Design News

Northcrest Developments Appoints Mitchell Marcus to Lead Downsview's Artistic and Cultural Future

News Wire

The Future Makers: Developers Are Already Shaping What Toronto Will Look Like 10 Years From Now

Storeys

Downsview to Host World Class Film and Television Production Studio

News Wire

People and place come together in green-minded design for Downsview development in north Toronto.

The Globe and Mail