Mississauga M3 at M City | 260.29m | 77s | Rogers Real Estate | Arcadis
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GenerationLee
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Agreed, it's a very annoying experience for pedestrians and cyclists...and will be a nightmare if the city ever even attempts to narrow it...which I figure is unlikely to happen.
Jasonzed
Senior Member
Well, here is your chance to be part of of the solution: https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threa...k-for-its-first-pedestrian-master-plan.31590/
khaldoon
Active Member
Today. With the different levels of digging, it looks like a mining operation.
Jasonzed
Senior Member
Six major projects in this view...
b.industry
New Member
M1, M2, M3, Exchange, Wesley... And?
khaldoon
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Superstar
In a way you guys forgot the largest of them all
Oxford Properties Launches 'Canada's Largest Development in History' at SquareOne in Mississauga
https://urbantoronto.ca/news/2020/0...est-development-history-squareone-mississauga
khaldoon
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The first link I gave is the first phase of the Oxford plan for the Square One lands.
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Superstar
yup
Jasonzed
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tstormers
Senior Member
I find it very interesting that we have single detached homes right across from Mississauga's Tallest building. Doesn't really give me a "downtown" feeling in this case. Feels very suburban, since they probably aren't going anywhere in the near future.
The shadowing impacts Toronto has seem to not matter here either, but I am happy about the buildings in general just odd.
The shadowing impacts Toronto has seem to not matter here either, but I am happy about the buildings in general just odd.
afransen
Senior Member
Those houses aren't going anywhere for probably a couple of decades given the land that can be redeveloped around Sq One. But eventually I would expect them to be. I kind of wonder how successful Misssissauga is going to be in creating a urban environment downtown just given how wide the streets are. The space between buildings/podiums feels too large.
ericmacm
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The industrial blocks to the south of MCC along Burnhamthorpe and Elora/Mavis/Wolfedale/Erin Station will likely be redeveloped long before the houses will.