The Hurontario LRT Mississauga system is being funded by the Provincial and Federal governments and the estimated cost is approximately $4.6 Billion. Metrolinx, the decisive body has selected Mobilinx to manage and lead the construction of the Hurontario LRT. IBI Group, known for their Square One condos project such as the M3 Condos will be leading the design of the Hurontario LRT project. The design schematics will focus on architecturally distinct implementation with use of green space and defined zones to craft a contemporary passenger experience and integration into the existing landscape. There are a number of Square One condos which will exist adjacent to the LRT line, these include the Alba Condos, Mississauga Square Residences, ORO Penthouses, Perla and more. In the Cooksville condos area, the Two 55 condos are located just minutes away from the LRT line.

The Hurontario LRT will provide crucial GO Train connections to the Mississauga population by integrating LRT stops at the existing GO Train stations such as at Cooksville GO Station and Port Credit GO Station. The Port Credit station in particular will be seeing major expansion work completed to properly build an underground expansion that will expand the terminal and provide a comfortable system for connections between the various public transportation systems combining at the location. This opens up access to some of the new large scale residential developments in the city such as Brightwater, Lakeview Village, Square One District, Westport, 55 Port, Tanu, M City, M4 Condos, Exchange District 3, The Mason at Brightwater, and many more exciting real estate opportunities in Mississauga. The dedicated lanes will ensure streamlined operation by avoiding mixing of traffic forms. The Hurontario LRT system has a total of 19 stops to provide maximum convenience for various geographic areas. Technology to help with navigationa nd safety principles with the Hurontario LRT Mississauga project will be implemented by Hitachi with a total of 28 train cars expected be operational by 2024.

The downtown Mississauga area is currently seeing several improvements and expansions of the local public transportation system and infrastructure. The Hurontario LRT is a Light Rail Transit system which will connect the Square One District area to Brampton in the North and Port Credit to the south, running along Hurontario St with several stations along the span. The primary Mississauga Transit (MiWay) terminal at the Square One Shopping Centre will also be seeing a revitalization. The Square One District project will introduce The Span which is a hub focused on community. The Span will bring modern, public spaces and connection points to transportation for residents in the area. The Span will provide a gathering point and is envisioned to offer pedestrian friendly, urban appeal to the community. The Square One District condos are expected to provide homes for an estimated 35,000 new residents and will add about 18,000 new units to the downtown Mississauga area. The first phase condo towers of the project are have a 2020 release date.

The Square One District condos project will be truly transformational for the downtown Mississauga area. Combining stunning scale, multi-faceted planning and a focus on unique + contemporary architecture, this project is something truly exciting. The area is seeing a massive growth in development with the condominiums at Square One District project, M CITY, M3 Condos, the Exchange District, among many other projects.

Mississauga is even further expanding along the lake with the Brightwater project in Port Credit and the Lakeview Village master-planned community. These large projects are also complimented by distinct independent condominium buildings such as the Westport, Tanu and 55 Port Condos. With all of these new modern residences entering the precon sales stage, make sure to connect with IVANRE to review the various availability options and gain access to launch inventory.