Transit-oriented development to transform Mimico

Etobicoke’s Mimico neighbourhood is one of several areas of Toronto set to be transformed by high-density development in the coming years.

Located south of the Gardiner Expressway in close proximity to Lake Ontario and serviced by Mimico GO Station, the area is one of several Protected Major Transit Station Areas (MTSA) in the city. Over the last several years, a number of transit oriented developments have been proposed in the immediate area, including more than 7,800 residential units.

Join us as we take a look at some of the tallest new developments coming to the neighbourhood.

21-25 Windsor — Proposed at 48, 32, 12, and 7-storeys

Designed by Arcadis, the proposal from Diamante Developments will contain four towers and 1,198 residential units.

39 Newcastle - Proposed at 36, 36, 30 and 22-storeys

Designed by SvN and Kohn Partnership Architects, the proposal from Vandyk Properties will contain four towers and 1,351 residential units.

Grand Central Mimico — Under construction at 37, 26, and 12-storeys

Designed by Kohn Partnership Architects, the master planned community from Vandyk Properties will contain three towers and 751 residential units.

Grand Park Village — Proposed at 36, 32, 25, 23, and 16-storeys

Designed by architects—Alliance, the master-planned community from Minto Communities GTA will contain five towers and 2,208 residential units.

327 Royal York Rd — Proposed at 35 and 34-storeys

Designed by SvN, the project from Vandyk Properties will contain two towers and 727 residential units.

25 Audley Street — Proposed 25-storeys

Designed by Michael Spaziani Architects, the proposal from Rietz Properties would contain 479 residential units.

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