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New homes at Lakeview Village

A 177-acre master-planned waterfront community on the former Lakeview coal plant lands, on the Lake Ontario shoreline in southeast Mississauga.

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Rendering © Lakeview Community Partners. Artist's concept.

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The real lakeshore from map data, with Lakeview Village's towers on their sites. Each tower shows its height. Tap a tower (or View from a floor), pick a floor, and see the view from that height. Drag to turn. Zoom with the + and − buttons, the mouse wheel or a pinch.

Roads, shoreline, marina, piers, parks, shops and existing buildings come from OpenStreetMap (via Overture Maps). Lakeview Village buildings are placed from the Discovery Centre site map at about 3.2 m per storey, so positions are approximate. Buildings without a confirmed height use the most-cited figure. See-through white blocks are later phases as shown on the Discovery Centre model; they have not been announced. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, via Overture Maps.

177 acres Verified
Site size

Confirmed by a Lakeview Community Partners representative. Older material sometimes says 155 acres.

~12,000 Verified
Total homes

Per a Lakeview Community Partners representative and the City (Oct 2026), including 800 affordable or attainable homes. Down from a 16,000-unit concept because buyers want more townhomes: three blocks once planned for apartments are now proposed as townhouses (The Pointer, Sep 2026). 16,000 remains the legal maximum under the 2023 provincial zoning order; original zoning allowed 8,050.

~20,000 Verified
Future residents

Lakeview Community Partners representative, briefing to Puneet, Oct 7 2026.

~9,000 Verified
Jobs

The City plans more than 1.5 million sq ft of employment space in the Innovation Corridor. Lakeview Community Partners says up to 9,000 long-term jobs.

800 Verified
Affordable homes

Affordable or attainable homes within the ~12,000 total, per the City of Mississauga.

2027 Verified
First move-ins

Pier House and Aura townhomes, per a Lakeview Community Partners representative. The City expects the first condo buildings to be occupied in early 2029.

About 15 years, past 2040 Reported
Full build-out

The Pointer, September 2026.

45+ acres Verified
Parkland

The City says 18.5 hectares (45.73 acres) of new parkland in six parks, and Lakeview Community Partners says "over 45 acres of green space". A Lakeview Community Partners representative quoted 67 acres in October 2026, which may count other open space. The 64-acre Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area next door is extra.

Lakeview Community Partners Verified
Master developer

Five companies: Argo Development Corporation, Greenpark, Branthaven, Caivan and CCI. Bought the land from Ontario Power Generation in 2017.

1082 Lakeshore Rd E & 800 Hydro Rd Reported
Addresses

Verified confirmed by the builder, the City, a Lakeview Community Partners rep or on site  ·  Reported from news or listing sites, not yet confirmed  ·  To be confirmed not yet known

What's planned

From a Lakeview Community Partners representative briefing (October 2026), the City of Mississauga and mylakeviewvillage.com. Proposed amenities can change.

  • Built on the former Lakeview coal-fired generating station, taken down in 2008
  • Six new parks: Waterfront Park, Aviator Park, Waterway Common, Ogden Park, Lakeview Square and the Cultural Pier (details below)
  • The 64-acre Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area next door, open since May 29 2026
  • The former coal pier, reaching about 600 m into the lake, is being restored as a public destination (see The pier, below)
  • Beaches, a paddleboard and kayak launch, and a new Waterfront Trail linking east to west
  • Lakeview Square: shops, restaurants, a brewpub, markets, festivals and winter skating
  • One new school
  • A 20+ acre Innovation District for research, offices, a hotel and conference space
  • An arts and cultural district with a proposed multi-thousand-seat amphitheatre and possible community centre space
  • A district energy system for heating, cooling and hot water, later using heat from treated wastewater
  • Up to 1 million visitors a year expected once complete
  • $190 million in upgrades to the neighbouring wastewater treatment plant to address odour before the first residents arrive
Rendering of the Lakeview Village waterfront promenade
The waterfront promenade. Rendering © Lakeview Community Partners, from mylakeviewvillage.com. Artist's concept.

The pier

The pier once brought coal ships to the Lakeview Generating Station and has been closed to the public for decades. It is being restored and rebuilt as Lakeview Village's waterfront landmark, which Lakeview Community Partners calls Canada's longest pier on the Great Lakes, with eateries, shops, a sheltered lookout, ferry and boat stops, and space for festivals, art fairs and pop-ups. It connects to Lakeview Square.

About 600 m into the lake Reported
Length

Lakeview Community Partners calls it a 1 km pier. The City says the 1 km includes the arm that separates the inlet channel from the lake (reported by insauga, June 2026).

About $120 million Reported
Cost

insauga, June 26 2026.

Shared by four partners Reported
Funding

City of Mississauga $30M, Lakeview Community Partners $30M, Province about $55M, Peel Region $5M. Agreed at Peel Regional Council on June 25 2026, after two deferrals (insauga).

To be confirmed
Construction and opening

No construction start or opening date has been announced yet.

Rendering of the Lakeview Pier entrance pavilion with people walking and cycling
The pier entrance. Rendering © Lakeview Community Partners. Artist's concept.
Aerial rendering of the pier reaching out into Lake Ontario beside the inlet channel
The pier from above. Rendering © Lakeview Community Partners. Artist's concept.
Rendering of the deck at the end of the pier with a lookout and patio
The lookout at the end of the pier. Rendering © Lakeview Community Partners. Artist's concept.
Rendering of a tall ship and ferry docked along the pier boardwalk
Boats and ferries along the pier. Rendering © Lakeview Community Partners. Artist's concept.

Timeline

  1. Until 2005 Used to unload coal for the Lakeview Generating Station, closed to the public.
  2. 2015 City of Mississauga studies on reopening the pier, with $450,000 in provincial funding (City news release).
  3. Nov 2021 City approves the Lakeview Village master plan, including the public pier.
  4. 2024 Development agreement includes $28 million from Lakeview Community Partners towards rebuilding the pier (reported).
  5. May 30 2026 The neighbouring Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area opens to the public (reported).
  6. June 25 2026 Peel Region agrees to its $5 million share, completing the $120 million funding plan (reported).
  7. Next Design, construction start and opening date to be announced.

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Parks and waterfront

The City is building six parks in phases over about seven years, starting with Waterfront Park. Together they add 18.5 hectares (45.73 acres) of parkland.

First to be built Verified
Waterfront Park

Joins the Cultural Pier and reaches 350 m into Lake Ontario (City of Mississauga).

Park links Verified
Aviator Park and Waterway Common

Green links across the community (City of Mississauga).

Central green spine Verified
Ogden Park

A "river of green" from Lakeshore Road to the lake, with a footbridge, boardwalk and cycle paths (Lakeview Community Partners).

Urban plaza Verified
Lakeview Square

Year-round markets, music, fountains, winter skating and holiday markets (Lakeview Community Partners). Opening date not announced.

64 acres, open Verified
Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area

Opened May 29 2026. Over 3 km of trails, an elevated boardwalk through a restored wetland, lookouts and an Indigenous teaching amphitheatre (Credit Valley Conservation).

Over 5 km of paths Reported
Waterfront Trail

Completes the Trans Canada Trail link between Mississauga and Toronto, with two new pedestrian bridges. Federal funding of $17 million, announced November 2023.

Being restored Verified
Serson Creek

Restored as a wildlife corridor with a nature trail, letting fish reach the creek for the first time in decades (Lakeview Community Partners).

To be confirmed
Opening dates

No opening dates have been announced for the individual parks.

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Getting around

Lakeshore Road is the main route in and out. The City is adding bus rapid transit along it, and Lakeview Village sits between the Long Branch and Port Credit GO stations.

About $89 million, done by 2031 Reported
Lakeshore bus rapid transit

About 2 km of centre-running bus lanes from East Avenue to Etobicoke Creek, with weather-protected stations and cycle tracks. Early construction is expected in late 2026 or early 2027 (insauga, May 2026; HDR, 2025).

Long Branch and Port Credit Verified
GO trains

About 5 to 10 minutes by bike to Long Branch GO and 10 to 15 minutes to Port Credit GO, and about 20 minutes by train to downtown Toronto (Lakeview Community Partners).

Proposed Reported
A Lakeview GO station

A new Lakeshore West station for Lakeview Village has been reported as part of GO Expansion, but Metrolinx has not confirmed a location or date.

About 20 minutes by car Verified
Pearson airport

Lakeview Community Partners.

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Innovation District

Part of the site is set aside for a research and high-tech campus, which the City calls the Lakeview Innovation Corridor.

20+ acres Verified
Size

Lakeview Community Partners. Plans show 8 to 10 buildings.

1.5 million+ sq ft Verified
Employment space

City of Mississauga. Lakeview Community Partners says up to 1 million sq ft.

Up to 9,000 Verified
Jobs

City of Mississauga and Lakeview Community Partners.

Research and clean tech Verified
Focus

Climate change, energy resilience, medical technology and Great Lakes protection, plus a hotel and conference space. A municipal parking garage is planned to serve it.

To be confirmed
Construction

No tenants or construction dates have been announced.

Sources

Energy, schools and services

Lakeview Village is built around shared low-carbon heating and cooling, and land is set aside for a school.

Under construction Verified
District energy

Run by Enwave with the City, Peel Region and Lakeview Community Partners. It will use natural gas when the first buildings are occupied in early 2029, then switch to heat from treated wastewater at the G.E. Booth plant, expected by 2034 (City of Mississauga).

One elementary school site Verified
School

Land is set aside for a Peel District School Board school under the development agreement (City of Mississauga). Opening date not announced.

Low-impact design Verified
Stormwater

Lakeview Community Partners calls it the most extensive low-impact development in Canada, with rain gardens, green roofs and rainwater reuse.

$190 million Reported
Odour control

Upgrades to the neighbouring wastewater treatment plant before the first residents arrive.

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Timeline

From the City of Mississauga, Lakeview Community Partners, a Lakeview Community Partners representative and news coverage (see Sources). Future dates are estimates.

  1. 2005 to 2008 The Lakeview Generating Station closes and is taken down.
  2. 2017 Lakeview Community Partners buys the site from Ontario Power Generation.
  3. Nov 2019 City Council endorses the master plan.
  4. Nov 2021 City approves the plan; Phase 1 builders announced.
  5. May 2023 Provincial zoning order raises the cap to 16,000 homes.
  6. May 2024 Subdivision and community benefits agreements approved.
  7. Oct 2024 Construction starts on Harbourwalk, the first residential building, and on the district energy system.
  8. May 29 2026 Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area opens.
  9. June 2026 Funding for the $120 million pier is completed.
  10. Sep 2026 Plan revised to about 12,000 homes with more townhomes.
  11. 2027 First townhome move-ins (Pier House, Aura).
  12. Early 2029 Estimated move-ins at Harbourwalk, Aquanova and Southbanks.
  13. 2031 Lakeshore bus rapid transit expected to be complete.
  14. About 2040+ Full build-out.

Map

Project pins are approximate until each builder's site plan is confirmed.

Lakeview Village site map at the Discovery Centre, showing builder locations
Site map at the Lakeview Village Discovery Centre, October 2026.

Builders

8 companies are involved: the Lakeview Community Partners consortium and the builders selected for Phase 1.

Verified The six Phase 1 builders are verified from the Discovery Centre signage, and the five consortium partners and builder statuses from a Lakeview Community Partners representative (October 2026).

Tridel Verified

Phase 1 builder

1 project

Greenpark Group Verified

Consortium partner and Phase 1 builder

1 project

Branthaven Verified

Consortium partner and Phase 1 builder

2 projects

Caivan Verified

Consortium partner and Phase 1 builder

1 project

DECO Homes Verified

Phase 1 builder

1 project

Opus Homes Verified

Phase 1 builder

1 project

Argo Development Corporation Verified

Consortium partner

No project announced yet

CCI Development Group Verified

Consortium partner

No project announced yet

Projects

6 announced projects with 10 buildings so far.

Under construction / selling Condominium

Harbourwalk

Tridel

Homes
To be confirmed
Occupancy
2029 (estimated) Verified
Height
19 storeys, about 60 m
View project →
Selling (Phase 3) Condominium

Aquanova

Greenpark Group

Homes
To be confirmed
Occupancy
2029 (estimated) Verified
Height
42 storeys, about 135 m
View project →
Phase 1 sold out Townhomes

Pier House Towns

Branthaven

Homes
164 (listing site; may cover all phases) Reported
Occupancy
2027 (targeted) Verified
Height
3 storeys, about 10 m
View project →
Not yet released Condominium and townhomes

Birch Condos & Towns

Branthaven

Homes
357 suites (may include the townhomes) Reported
Occupancy
2028 (estimated) Reported
Height
15 storeys, about 50 m
View project →
Phase 1 sold out Stacked townhomes

Aura

Caivan

Homes
~152 in Phase 1; final release of 88 Reported
Occupancy
2027 Verified
Height
About 4 storeys, about 15 m
View project →
Selling Townhomes

Southbanks

DECO Homes & Opus Homes

Homes
To be confirmed
Occupancy
2029 Verified
Height
3 storeys, about 10 m
View project →
Planned Mixed: condos, townhomes, employment and retail

Future phases

Builders to be announced

Homes
To be confirmed
Occupancy
To be confirmed

Every building

BuildingProjectTypeStoreysUnitsStatus
Harbourwalk tower A Harbourwalk Condo tower 19 Reported To be confirmed Under construction
Harbourwalk tower B Harbourwalk Condo tower 19 Reported To be confirmed Under construction
Aquanova tower Aquanova Condo tower 42 Verified To be confirmed Pre-construction, Phase 3 selling
Pier House Phase 1 Pier House Towns Townhomes 3 Reported To be confirmed Sold out
Pier House Phase 2 Pier House Towns Townhomes To be confirmed To be confirmed Not yet released
Birch condominium Birch Condos & Towns Mid-rise condo 15 Reported To be confirmed Not yet released
Birch townhomes Birch Condos & Towns Townhomes To be confirmed 46 Reported Not yet released
Aura Phase 1 Aura Stacked townhomes 2-storey units Reported ~152 Reported Sold out
Aura final release Aura Stacked townhomes 2-storey units Reported 88 Reported Sold out
Southbanks blocks Southbanks Townhomes 3 Reported To be confirmed Selling

Visit the Lakeview Village Discovery Centre

See the site model and talk to every Phase 1 builder in one place. Verified

Monday to Thursday12 PM to 7 PM
FridayClosed
Weekends and holidays12 PM to 5 PM
905-538-9787 mylakeviewvillage.com Book a visit with Puneet

Lakeview Village questions

What is Lakeview Village in Mississauga?

Lakeview Village is a master-planned waterfront community on the Lake Ontario shoreline in southeast Mississauga, built on the former Lakeview coal plant lands. It covers 177 acres and is planned for about 12,000 homes, with parks, a rebuilt public pier and a waterfront promenade.

Who are the builders at Lakeview Village?

Tridel (Harbourwalk), Greenpark Group (Aquanova), Branthaven (Pier House Towns), Branthaven (Birch Condos & Towns), Caivan (Aura) and DECO Homes & Opus Homes (Southbanks). The community is master-planned by Lakeview Community Partners.

Which Lakeview Village projects are selling now?

Harbourwalk, Aquanova and Southbanks are selling. Pier House Towns and Aura sold out their first phase; register to hear about the next release.

When can buyers move in to Lakeview Village?

The first homes are expected in 2027. Expected move-ins by project: Harbourwalk 2029, Aquanova 2029, Pier House Towns 2027, Aura 2027 and Southbanks 2029. Dates are set by the builders and can change.

Are there condos and townhomes at Lakeview Village?

Yes. Condo apartments: Harbourwalk, Aquanova and Birch Condos & Towns. Townhomes: Pier House Towns, Birch Condos & Towns, Aura and Southbanks.

Does it cost anything to register or work with Puneet?

No. Registering is free, and as your buyer's agent Puneet is normally paid by the builder, so you get pricing, floor plans and advice on any Lakeview Village project at no cost to you.

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