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Spacington has grown from a little town to a city. Plenty of single-family homes in each of the neighbourhoods have changed their faces and transformed into residential buildings. We have pushed Spacington forward to try and able our city with what it needs to become a real simulated 21st century urban city.https://spacing.ca/toronto/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Spacington-Feb.-25-451331869901.png