Everything you need for a fulfilling family lifestyle is right here at Glen Ashton Estates. For commuters, Oakville GO Station is minutes south, providing convenient access to downtown Toronto and other top GTA destinations. Glen Ashton Estates also provides easy access to Hwy. 407 and Hwy. 403/QEW. Nature lovers will love the numerous parks and green spaces to explore right in the neighbourhood. There is a wonderful selection of schools all within a short walk or drive. There's also numerous golf courses, beautiful parks and beaches along the shores of Lake Ontario. The many charms of downtown Oakville are within a short drive. Source: Glen Ashton Estates

The John Lea is Cape Group’s first development in the Greater Toronto area. It consists of an 8 storey mid rise building with Studio, 1 – 3 bedroom homes over 2 levels of parking and commercial space on the ground level. Just blocks away from a subway station and minutes walk to the Danforth, this condominium development has thoughtful floor plans, modern cabinetry, stainless steel appliances with multiple amenity spaces. Source: Cape Group

Plan Dixie has submitted an Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment to the City of Mississauga to redevelop a portion of land alongside the northwest boundaries of Dixie Outlet Mall. The plan proposes three elegantly designed mixed-use buildings alongside the existing vibrant retail node as well as a new park and public spaces. All information will be posted on the City’s website soon. Located in Mississauga, Ontario, Dixie Plaza was the first mall in the area when it opened in 1956, and was renamed Dixie Outlet Mall in the late-80s. Over the years, it has acted as a place for locals from nearby neighbourhoods to shop for everyday needs, or for a bit of fun and delight – from music festivals and markets to pageants. The vision is to restore the area to its ground-breaking roots, by revitalizing it and bringing a beautiful new urban plan to the neighbourhood. Source: Plan Dixie

The Site Located in Mississauga, Ontario, Dixie Plaza was the first mall in the area when it opened in 1956, and was renamed Dixie Outlet Mall in the late-80s. Over the years, it has acted as a place for locals from nearby neighbourhoods to shop for everyday needs, or for a bit of fun and delight – from music festivals and markets to pageants. The vision is to restore the area to its ground-breaking roots, by revitalizing it and bringing a beautiful new urban plan to the neighbourhood. The Project The Plan Dixie Project Team will work closely with the City and community to bring to life a new vision for the property at Dixie Outlet Mall. The plan will have a mix of uses, including enhanced green space, improved access for bikes and walking, new shops and restaurants, housing options, and will bring vibrancy and architectural elegance to the area. Source: Plan Dixie

Phase 1 of the proposed Master Plan for CF Sherway Gardens is located on the north side of the shopping centre, fronting onto The Queensway. It will consist of four new buildings ranging in height from 30-45 storeys, containing residential, retail and potential community amenities/uses. A new public park is proposed as well as an internal pedestrian urban plaza and a large landscaped zone along The Queensway which will include a multi-use path, planting and seating. Source: Cadillac Fairview