Gate 33 Business Centre — a brand-new industrial condo development from Black Dog Development, in partnership with FAX Real Estate — is headed for north Mississauga, just south of Pearson Airport. The expansive development, which plans to welcome occupants by Q2 2026, will span across three industrial/commercial buildings with a total 111,000 sq. ft. of total built area. Up for grabs are 40 industrial condo units, which range in size from 2,190 sq. ft to 4,080 sq. ft, and can be combined to accommodate larger occupants — all sleek, modern, and boasting 25-ft ceilings, towering glass windows ..read more

In early-June, the City of Mississauga announced it would be providing free garden suite design plans for residents looking to add additional living space on their properties separate from their primary dwellings. The idea is to minimize the cost of construction by eliminating the need to hire a designer, providing incentive to help achieve the City's goals of increasing housing supply, growing gentle density, and providing more housing options for a city with a large number of multi-generational families and elder citizens. “Housing is a top priority and these plans are one more way that we ..read more

Mississauga and massive development are synonymous these days, and the up-and-coming Brightwater development is a prime example of that. If all goes according to a new, revamped vision, the large-scale Mississauga development could end up with more density than originally planned – but some Port Credit residents are asking, “How much is too much?” Backtracking a bit: some of the biggest players in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) real estate development game, including Diamond Corp, Fram and Slokker, Kilmer Group, and Dream Unlimited Corp, gave Mississauga’s historic and coveted Port Credit ne ..read more

Editor’s Note: A previous version of this article stated that Jones Lang Lasalle Real Estate Services, Inc. (JLL) has been proposed to broker the sale of these sites, however, information since obtained from KSV Advisory reveals this to be incorrect and no petition for a 'sales process approval order' has been made. The rest of the information in this article remains accurate. It’s been just over a month since a cluster of industrial development sites in the Southdown neighbourhood of Mississauga were hit with a receivership order from the Ontario courts. And the grounds for doing so were qu ..read more

It’s been just over a month since a cluster of industrial development sites in the Southdown neighbourhood of Mississauga were hit with a receivership order from the Ontario courts. And the grounds for doing so were quite strong; according to court filings, the site owners were some $60M over-budget and owning more than $363M at the time the pleas for receivership were made. The proceedings continue to move along according to a court document from June 18, 2024, which states that KSV Advisory — the appointed receiver and manager of the properties at 759 Winston Churchill Boulevard, 688 South ..read more

There’s new blood over at the City of Mississauga. The big-ticket thing to note: Carolyn Parrish has been elected mayor, which seems to spell good things for housing. Parrish’s appointment is far from the only win on the housing front, though. Monday night’s election also saw long-time housing advocate and member of More Homes Mississauga, Natalie Hart, elected Ward 5 city councillor, marking the first time in history that a More Neighbours/More Homes member has secured a spot on a Canadian city council. Natalie has been a core member of More Homes Mississauga since its inception. This make ..read more

The results are in. On Monday night, Carolyn Parrish was elected to be the new mayor of Mississauga. Pending her Oath of office in the coming days, the long-time politician will become the City’s third mayor since 1978. According to the polls, Parrish’s closest competitor was Alvin Tedjo, whom she beat out by over 8,500 ballots with a total of 43,494 votes in her favour. After a celebratory speech at the Mississauga Convention Centre, housing seemed to be at the top of Parrish’s mind. “The first step is to get the best developers and builders that we’ve got in our city and bring them in to b ..read more

Today, the City of Mississauga announced the newest step in their Housing Action Plan: free design plans for garden suites. The program is meant to kill two birds with one stone. On the city level, it moves the municipality closer to achieving the goals laid out in its action plan (getting more homes built, streamlining building approvals, and making homes more affordable), while for individuals already grappling with high housing prices, costs are reduced. “Housing is a top priority and these plans are one more way that we’re helping to make it easier to get building,” said Andrew Whittemor ..read more

While it’s not unusual these days to see a development project over-budget — you could argue that soaring material and labour costs all but ensures it — it’s hard not to raise an eyebrow at one that’s around $60M overrun in Mississauga. To make a bad situation unequivocally worse, the development in question — an industrial and residential undertaking that’s made some headway at 759 Winston Churchill Boulevard, 688 Southdown Road, and 2226 Royal Windsor Drive — has been mired in receivership proceedings since April, with Kingsett Capital alleging debt exceeding $363M. Those proceedings have ..read more

Nestled in the heart of one of Mississauga's most coveted neighborhoods, 1618 Birchwood Drive stands as a testament to serene, luxury living. Blending a farmhouse-inspired frame with massive windows, lush landscaping, and contemporary interiors, this listing is more than just an abode — it's an architectural daydream. READ: Trinity Bellwoods Stunner Is The Perfect Victorian-Style Family Home The home sits in the heart of the Lorne Park neighbourhood, in the Whiteoaks of Jalna enclave, surrounded by lush parkland and boasting easy access to major thoroughfares. It's also just a short zip from ..read more