325 Burnhamthorpe Rd West Condos | Mississauga | Cityview Realty

A total of 4,277 residential units will be housed in 5 high-rise structures totaling 52 to 65 stories at 325 Burnhamthorpe. As soon as new details become available, they will be included.

Project Summary:

The site, which is around 18,200m2 in size, is situated between Confederation Parkway and Living Arts Drive on the north side of Burnhamthorpe Road West. The Mississauga YMCA location and its nearby parking lot are intended to be intensified by the project.

The Turner Fleischer Architects plan calls for five high-rise condominium structures with 52–65 storeys and a height range of 167.2–206.15 metres. These buildings would be constructed above two podiums with ground-floor stores. Once complete, the property will offer 2,937m2 of retail gross floor area (GFA) and 3,523m2 of residential apartments.

The designs call for two stages, the first of which calls for three towers on a 5-story platform on the site's west side and two towers on a 7-story podium on the site's east side. As part of Phase 2, the Mississauga YMCA facility would undergo renovation. There would be 8,660m2 of indoor and outdoor amenity space available on the entire property.

The proposed towers would all be much larger than the 1-elevator-per-100-units limit. No of the height, four elevators are planned for each tower. The fact that Tower 1 has 744 units, Tower 2 has 639 units, Tower 3 has 590 units, Tower 4 has 824 units, and Tower 5 has 726 units means that elevators would have to serve a range of 148 to 186 units each, potentially implying lengthy to longer wait times.

Location Profile:

• On the western outskirts of Mississauga City Centre stands 325 Burnhamthorpe. Residents will therefore be close to the neighborhood's key shopping centres, transportation hubs, and employment centres:

• A short distance to the north is the sizable Square One Shopping Centre, while to the south is Parkways West Shopping Centre.

• The Living Arts Centre and the Art Gallery of Mississauga are close by.

• A Sheridan College campus is only a few blocks to the north.

• Nearby grocery stores include Rabba, Whole Foods, Metro, T&T, as well as a dizzying selection of independent ones.

• A short distance up Burnhamthorpe sits the tranquil Kariya Park.

• Both MiWay and GO Transit run substantial bus stations close to Square One, and MiWay additionally offers frequent local service along all key local thoroughfares. When it is finished in 2024, the new Hurontario LRT will also have a station that is close by. The Cooksville GO station is close by, and Highways 401, 403, and the Queen Elizabeth Way are all easily reachable for direct access to Downtown Toronto. Last but not least, getting to Pearson Airport by vehicle or public transportation is simple.

About the developer:

RGF was established as a division of the Vaughan-based full-service developer HBNG Holborn Group. According to HBNG, the company is a "public-private partnership" that acts as a link between wealthy real estate investors and some of the biggest pension funds and organisations in Canada. RGF has a wide range of projects in the works and has worked with a number of well-known developers in the Greater Toronto Area, most notably Mattamy Homes.