Rogers Condos in Mississauga Launched as “M City”

Hold your breath, Rogers has entered into the condo game.

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The Rogers Real Estate Development company, which is privately held, announced plans to build a 10-condo-tower complex billed as “M City” in Mississauga, with the tallest tower measuring in at 51 storeys. As per Press Release, the $1.5-billion, 6,000-unit, six-hectare project will be built in downtown Mississauga, a short walk from the Civic Centre.

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Exact Location of the project will be within the large plot of land at Burnhamthorpe Rd W and Confederation, edged to the west by Pinnacle International’s Grand Park and Grand Park 2 projects. 10 condominium master planned community, Stunning architecture with the Rogers Group pushing landmark designs in every tower, Architecture by CORE Architects and interiors by Cecconi Simone, Tallest condominium expected to be 51 storeys, Heavy emphasis on public spaces and parks throughout the new community, 15 acre re-development, 2 acres of brand new park land, 6,000 new residential suites (4.3 million sq.ft. of new residential space) across 10 condominiums.

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About 3 years ago, Rogers Real Estate had submitted a plan proposing a project that was then named Garden City, which was changed once they filed for the trademark “M City” this July. The trademark included a logo and is related to real estate services. The earlier site-plan that had been submitted with the name Garden City included 5 new streets cutting through the community and still bounded by Burnhamthorpe Rd W to the north, Webb Dr to the south and Confederation Parkway to the east, and the Grand Park Towers to the west.

The Downtown21 plan encompasses a more pedestrian friendly downtown core and a great transportation system: the LRT. This site promises just that, a downtown loop of a future LRT, 2 acres of parkland, public spaces, 2 way roads, on street parking, generous sidewalks, and residential frontages along with the best wireless, high-speed Internet and cable technology. The vision is to create a livable, walkable city, home to mixed-use residential and commercial developments that are connected to an extensive public transit network, according to Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie. We have already seen some of the downtown core being transformed into the Downtown21 plan with the renovation of Square One Mall and the north facing side of the mall that has added a pedestrian friendly square with wider sidewalks, greenery and water fountains.

Along with the 2 acres of parkland, the plan will add 6,000 units for rent or sale starting with phase I as early as 2017/2018. This stage will provide 700 units and 51 storeys with 7 floor plates that have a rotating design and will start in the price range of $200,000 – $750,000. The development will have interesting and exciting building designs and will host privately owned condos & rentals with leased commercial space on the lower floors.

The phase I building will be located at the southwest corner of Burnhamthorpe Rd W and Confederation Parkway. The 10 towers are conveniently located within the Mississauga Downtown Core, walking distance to the Mississauga Public Library, The YMCA, Celebration Square, City Hall, Future LRT Transit Stops, Go Bus Stops, Mississauga Public Transit and Square One Mall.