.png){kind=logo}
M4 City. Pre-Construction in Mississauga
PROJECT DETAILS
- Project Name: M4 City
- Builders: Urban Capital & Rogers Real Estate Development
- Project Status: Pre-Construction
- Approx Occupancy Date: 2024
- Address: Mississauga , Ontario, Canada
- City: Mississauga
- Main Intersection: Webb Dr & Redmond Rd
- Property Type: High Rise
- Location: LOCATION / NEIGHBORHOOD • City Center district • Square One transit hub and Cooksville GO station • 9 minute walk to Square One Shopping Centre • Walmart, LCBO, Whole Foods, Real Canadian Superstore, Shoppers Drug Mart and Home Depot • 2 acre public park & John Bed Cleary Park • Sheridan College Hazel Mccallion Campus, University of Toronto Mississauga Campus, elementary and secondary schools are easily accessible • minutes away Highways QEW, 403 and the 401
- Price: Complete Registration to Reveal Pricing
Overview
A striking presence on Mississauga’s skyline, M4 is the newest member of the M City community. At 67-storeys, 935 Units * MISSISSAUGA’S FUTURE STARTS HERE A vibrant community that blends high design, green spaces and outdoor living for every season, M CITY has single-handedly placed future in the heart of Mississauga. Located at Burnhamthorpe and Confederation Pkwy, this mixed-use community brings accessible transit, culture, shopping, friends, and family together into one dazzling new neighbourhood.
Reasons To Invest:
REASONS TO BUY • 10-tower, $1.5 billion master planned condo community set to take shape in a prime downtown Mississauga location • The community will feature towers ranging from 21 to over 80 storeys across a total of 15 acres • Square One is minutes away. The mall is Ontario’s largest shopping centre and includes a Holt Renfrew, Hudson’s Bay, Walmart and Whole Foods Market • M City will feature 2 acres of parkland, surrounded by prime retail and water features • Mississauga is home to the GTA’s second largest condo market behind Toronto. In Q3 2016, sales of Mississauga condos jumped 20.9 per cent year-over- year and have continued that trend to 2020 • Mississauga has put forward a master plan entitled Downtown21, which aims to increase density, walkability, public transit and office space across the city’s downtown • Surrounded by local landmarks: Mississauga Civic Centre and the 225,000 square foot Living Arts Centre
