Mississauga Developments

[Jasonzed]

The place was certainly packed. The fireworks were great.













PS

[Jasonzed]

http://www.dailycommercialnews.com/c...region=ontario

APARTMENT BUILDINGS, TOWNHOUSES, RETAIL Proj: 9152058-2
Mississauga, Peel Reg ON PREPARING PLANS
Lakeshore Benson High Street Redevelopment, Lakeshore Rd, Benson Ave & High St, L5H
$59,500,000 est
Note: This project is preliminary. Schedules for design, tender and construction are not known at this time. Further update early 2013.
Project: proposed development consisting of an 8-storey senior's residential building containing 120 units, two 8-storey condominium apartment buildings containing a total of 295 residential units and three blocks of 3-storey townhouses containing 17 units. There will a retail component at the ground level of the condominiums.
Scope: 401,370 square feet; 8 storeys; 2 storeys below grade; 5 structures; 412 units; parking for 480 cars; 3 acres
Development: New
Category: Apartment bldgs; Retail, wholesale services
First report Mon Mar 05, 2012.
This report Wed Jul 04, 2012.

[Canadafan89]

The display boards from June's public consultation on the Hurontario LRT are now online:

http://lrt-mississauga.brampton.ca/E...s/Welcome.aspx

A few notable characteristics of the currently proposed alignment:

• The line would run on the west side of Hurontario as it passes under the Lakeshore GO tracks, and throughout Port Credit. Access to High Street west of Hurontario would be permanently closed off (you would have to use Ann Street to get to it). They are considering moving the Port Credit GO Station building closer to the LRT stop.
• Between Port Credit and the QEW, they propose that the line be segregated. This is a step up from previous proposals where it would have operated in mixed traffic.
• In the City Centre, the BRT will integrate with the LRT along Rathburn Road. The BRT is planned to run in the LRT's median (check the Downtown Mississauga display board for a better idea of how this will be accomplished: http://lrt-mississauga.brampton.ca/E...Board_PIC1.pdf)
• A couple stops between the 401 and Derry Road could potentially be roughed-in.
• They are no longer pursuing a Downtown Brampton loop. Instead they will either reduce Main Street in Brampton to one lane in each direction and use the sidewalk space for stops, or they will outright close part of Main Street to other traffic and create a transit mall. In each scenario, the alignment will veer west-northwest to meet up with the GO station. This severely hinders the potential of extending the line to Sandalwood Parkway in the future.

[KamT]

Canada Day fireworks at Civic Centre.. video taken by my friend Gerald.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcE7t...eature=g-all-u

[sloid]

Originally Posted by bielawski

Galleria Supermarkets is planning a two storey East Asian mall near Dundas/Dixie across the street from the Walmart and Dollarama, on the site of the old Addison GM dealership. Nice addition to the neighbourhood IMO.
http://www.housecondonow.com/Docs/LIV001Docs/userdocs/shuang1/galleria%20centre%20commercial/building.jpg[/img]
http://www.housecondonow.com/Docs/LIV001Docs/userdocs/shuang1/galleria%20centre%20commercial/drawing1.jpg[/img]
http://www.housecondonow.com/galleriacentre

galleria is an awesome supermarket! finally don't have to go all the way to thornhill. it might kill P.A.T. supermarket down the street though lol

[_BPS_]

LOL.. I saw myself in those (July 1st) pictures.

Can anyone confirm the attendance at the Square on Canada Day? I heard the announcement say either 30,000 or 130,000.

Pedestrian traffic after the fireworks was just insane. Took me like 40 minutes just to drive from Burnhamthorpe to Rathburn.

[Jasonzed]

I would say it's more like 30K. I waited 30mins or so before leaving.

[Jasonzed]

New office campus coming soon in Meadowvale.
http://www.gatewaymeadowvale.com/

[Jasonzed]

This is the No Frills location in Port Credit
http://www.dailycommercialnews.com/c...region=ontario

COMMERCIAL OFFICE BLDG, CONDO APT BLDG, RETAIL Proj: 9095179-9
Mississauga, Peel Reg ON PREPARING PLANS
91-93 & 99 Lakeshore Rd E, 42 Port St E, Elizabeth St, L5G 1E2
$22,000,000 est
Start: March, 2013 Complete: January, 2014
Note: Consultant is seeking municipal council heritage and rezoning approvals. Preliminary design is underway. Schedules for working drawings, tender for general contractor and construction are undetermined pending approvals. Further update late 2012.
Project: proposed construction of a mixed use development. The project will include construction of a four storey commercial office building stepping down to two storeys along the Lakeshore Rd E frontage. Also included will be a ten storey residential building with 56 units which steps down to four storeys for commercial/retail space along the Port St E frontage. The project will include two levels of underground parking with 92 residential spaces and 150 non-residential spaces.
Scope: 157,212 square feet; 10 storeys; 2 storeys below grade; 2 structures; 56 units; parking for 352 cars; 6 acres
Development: New
Category: Apartment bldgs; Commercial offices; Retail, wholesale services
First report Thu Jan 29, 2009. Last report Wed Aug 17, 2011.
This report Wed Jul 11, 2012.

[Canadafan89]

Originally Posted by _BPS_

LOL.. I saw myself in those (July 1st) pictures.

Can anyone confirm the attendance at the Square on Canada Day? I heard the announcement say either 30,000 or 130,000.

Pedestrian traffic after the fireworks was just insane. Took me like 40 minutes just to drive from Burnhamthorpe to Rathburn.

Originally Posted by Jasonzed

I would say it's more like 30K. I waited 30mins or so before leaving.

This year's official Mississauga Visitor Guide lists 2011's attendance for Canada Day as 120,000. Source: http://guides.seetorontonow.com/i/67325/12

That probably means it's closer to 130,000 this year. However, I think that figure includes everyone who came and went throughout the course of the day (there were many people coming and going). I think the tally of those who stuck around for the fireworks is ultimately somewhere between 30,000 and 130,000.

[Jasonzed]

^I believe the 130K figure is for the whole day. In any case, there were a lot of people

[Jasonzed]

http://www.dailycommercialnews.com/c...region=ontario

Google link
https://maps.google.ca/maps?q=1135+H...mfS3tAKBoPq2lg

CONDOMINIUM TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT Proj: 9073904-12
Mississauga, Peel Reg ON WORKING DRAWINGS
1125, 1135 Haig Blvd, L5E 2M6
$22,200,000 est
Start: October, 2012 Complete: October, 2013
Note: Site plan approval is anticipated fall 2012. Working drawings are ongoing. Sub trades will be retained through an invited process.
Project: wood structural frame, fuel fired heating system, proposed construction of 80 townhouse units.
Scope: 150,000 ; 3 storeys; 1 storey below grade; 11 structures; 80 units; 4 acres
Development: New
Category: Apartment bldgs
First report Mon Nov 26, 2007. Last report Thu Feb 16, 2012.
This report Mon Jul 16, 2012.

[KamT]

Got bored...


Creds to Jason for the photo... honestly I wish I was in sauga I would be updating you guys every day haha! Damn Europe..

[Jasonzed]

^nice

Mississauga Ribfest

[Jasonzed]

http://www.dailycommercialnews.com/c...region=ontario

OFFICE BUILDING Proj: 9156449-2
Mississauga, Peel Reg ON PREPARING PLANS
6250 Hurontario St, L5W 1N3
$56,500,000 est
Note: This project is very preliminary. Applications for rezoning have been submitted. Schedules for design, tender and construction have not been determined. Further update early 2013.
Project: proposed construction of a 10-storey office building and a 1-storey industrial building.
Scope: 368,913 square feet; 10 storeys; 2 structures
Development: New
Category: Commercial offices

First report Wed May 02, 2012.
This report Fri Jul 20, 2012.

[Jasonzed]

The Celebration Square restaurant should be opening in the next few weeks.








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New trees being installed in Community Common






Limelight

[Jasonzed]

http://www.mississauga.com/what's%20on/article/1408744--tv-show-shooting-at-celebration-square

Chris Clay | Jul 23, 2012 - 12:22 PM
Celebration Square is popular, no doubt about it.
So popular, in fact, it's been recruited for a television series shoot on Tuesday and Wednesday. The square's fountain will not be available to the public on those two days to accommodate the filming of the television production, XIII: The Series.
The fountain will be reopened to the public on Thursday.

[Jasonzed]

Pinnacle Grand phase 1 (28s)

[Jasonzed]

Celebration Square is actually doubling for Shanghai or there abouts...






Parkside

[Pardath]

Other then here I really haven't heard anything about the celebration square restaurant, does anyone have anymore details?

What type of restaurant is it? What will the menu be like?