A Mixed-Use Community
The land at Lakeshore and Dixie is being transformed into a sustainable mixed-use community with vast natural conservation lands, arts and cultural programs, and a wide selection of modern amenities. Transit is a breeze with the Long Branch GO and highways QEW, 427, and the Gardiner Expressway just minutes away.
Nature in the city
Live steps from the water with stunning lake views from the condo residences and terraces of the Village. Amid the shops and restaurants, explore the community’s parks and greenspaces or head across the street to the Lakeview or Toronto Golf Club. Escape to Jim Tovey Conservation Area, 64 acres of beautiful naturalized land right next door. Or walk the Waterfront Trail winding through the community, linking Mississauga and Etobicoke’s lakefront parks and promenades.
Arts meet innovation
The community’s public spaces will come alive with art installations, live music, and cultural festivals, as well as year-round recreation offerings at the marina and other community hubs.
Meanwhile, the innovation district, a collection of state-of-the-art workspaces, will attract businesses, investments, and a uniquely talented workforce, enriching life for every resident
Built for the future
Lakeview Village will be a sustainable, low-carbon community. Everything from the unique energy grid, to its innovative waste collection system, to specialized water treatment, to the strategic use of architecture and green spaces, have been carefully planned for a better future.