Mississauga is the site of some major redevelopment right now, and several new high-rise condominium towers are adding a significant amount of residential density to our western neighbour. While high-rise development has caught hold in certain parts of Mississauga, more intimate townhome-style developments are still the leading choice for buyers looking for a more traditional neighbourhood feel. One of the more notable townhome developments, KøbenHavn's ParkLane, is now under construction. The 18 four-storey Turner Fleischer Architects-designed townhomes are being built in a parkland setting on Mississauga's Port Credit waterfront.

Rendering of ParkLane Residences, image courtesy of KobenHavn

While the development recently broke ground and workers are now getting their boots dirty, pre-construction pricing on units still remains for a limited time only; prices for remaining homes are expected to rise shortly.

Rendering of ParkLane Residences, image courtesy of KobenHavn

ParkLane is offering three and four-bedroom units designed by Bryon Patton and Associates, which range in size between 2,169 square-feet and 3,011 square-feet, and start in price from the $900,000s. The suites feature kitchens envisioned by Italian design brand Scavolini, floor-to-ceiling windows which overlook the adjacent 17.78 acre Brueckner Rhododendron Gardens, and some of the units even offer private elevators.

Interiors at ParkLane Residences, image courtesy of KobenHavn

Interested in additional information, including more renderings and floor plans? You will find that in our dataBase file for the project, linked below. Want to get involved in the discussion? Check out the associated Forum threads, or leave a comment in the space provided at the bottom of this page.