Lakeview Village Master Planned Community Mississauga- Precondo Review-Team Shahiraj

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The new Lakeview Village Condos (at 800 Hydro Rd) represents the city of Mississauga‘s commitment to creating a more sustainable and pedestrian-friendly living environment. This new master-planned community of townhomes and condos in Lakeview will offer residents a lush, walkable and amenity-rich community to call home-one that is also within easy commuting distance of both Downtown Toronto and Mississauga City Centre.

Lakeview Village Condos: Development Info
The master plan for Lakeview Village includes both low-rise and mid-rise housing. The low-rise buildings will be up to 8 storeys, while mid-rise towers will rise to approximately fifteen storeys. The site will be designed to feature 10-15 acres greenspace (with the centerpiece being a linear park stretching from Lake Shore Boulevard down to the waterfront), a pier stretching far into Lake Ontario, a community centre and a school. In addition, a large amount of commercial and retail space is to be included, providing thousands of local jobs and making Lakeview an employment hub for Mississauga.

Location Profile
A large array of shopping, dining and recreational options are designed to be included in Lakeview Village itself-thus providing residents with a very pedestrian-friendly community. However, the surrounding neighborhood of Lakeview is already home to a wide variety of amenities:

Both Metro and No Frills both have locations in the area.
Marie Curtis Park is just steps to the east, while Lakefront Promenade Park is readily accessible to the west.
The Dixie Outlet Mall is a short distance to the north.
Humber College’s Lakeshore Campus is within easy commuting distance.
MiWay provides frequent bus service along Lake Shore Boulevard, and offers connections to the TTC’s 501 Queen streetcar route at Long Branch Loop. In addition, GO Transit’s Lakeshore West rail line offers fast and convenient service to Downtown Toronto and points eastward from either Port Credit or Long Branch GO station. Queen Elizabeth Way and Highway 427 are also close by.