Recent content by KAR246

New mixed use development proposal in North Oakville near the 407 for a 5 tower development designed by Kirkor for Sky Property Group. Development application can be found here. The development proposes a total of 898 units spread across the 5 buildings, along with 2397 m2 of ground floor retail...

This one actually hasn't started marketing at all... But the permits are still being pursued and there was some excavation recently, so I'm not sure about what the plan for it is. Maybe rental?

The red accent was recently added! So looks like it's under construction (?)

Yeah I believe so, the site has been sitting empty for now with (I believe) geothermal drilling and other site servicing finished, but actual construction should start fairly soon.

Per https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onlt/doc/2025/2025canlii134061/2025canlii134061.html 42 Lakeshore Road West has been approved by the OLT

Some photos from December 24th:

Some photos from today, both towers undergoing occupancy: And they have changed the signs advertising tower 3 (phase 4c) to simply advertising unsold units in these completed buildings... I think 4c is as good as cancelled now (or maybe on-hold until market recovery or a switch to rental)

Phase 2 is now sold out (from https://greenparkgroup.ca/new-homes/mississauga/aquanova/):

Looks like they finished site servicing: They have also applied for partial underground permits for the 16 storey rental building.

Crane came down today. @Paclo

Tower 3 (phase 4C) has been removed from the Minto website... Possibly cancelled for now until market recovery?

Per a December resubmission, due to town council and staff pushback the development will include 3 commercial units fronting Meadowridge Dr, following the town's Official Plan intention of the area which is as a mixed use neighbourhood centre. This has reduced the total number of units to 58...

It is important to note that the 6 FSI includes space dedicated for roads, dedicated town parks, etc. Though I do agree these densities are still quite low. I think that combined with the TOC the density would be far more appropriate, and it would achieve some nice variability building heights.

The town's plan does allow for developers to go beyond these height thresholds so long as they provide some sort of community benefits (affordable housing, community space, etc.) There is no limit to how high they can shoud they provide community benefits, only the maximum FSI limit applies...

Per https://renx.ca/infill-multifamily-development-key-starlight-investments-growth This one has now topped out!