Lakeview Village

A new 177-acre community is taking shape on the shores of Lake Ontario, bringing homes, parks, shops, restaurants, culture and recreation together at the water’s edge.

Waterfront at Lakeview Village

Waterfront at Lakeview Village

Pedestrian Bridge at Lakeview Village

Pedestrian Bridge at Lakeview Village

Lakeview Village is Taking Shape

Lakeview Village is breathing new life into Mississauga’s waterfront. Spanning 177 acres, this visionary master-planned community brings together beautifully designed homes, parks, promenades, workplaces, restaurants, and gathering spaces—all connected by the lake.

With up to 11,000 homes, 45+ acres of parks and open space, and a vibrant mix of shops, culture, and recreation, every day is designed to feel connected to nature and the waterfront.

A new kind of waterfront community.
Up to 11,000
Homes
Up to 25,000
Residents
1M
sq. ft. of Office and Employment
Up to 9,000
Jobs
200,000
sq. ft. of Retail & Restaurants
12
Acres of Innovation and Cultural Lands
Life moves differently by the water.

Start the morning along the waterfront trail. Grab a coffee, meet friends at the market, head out on the water or spend the afternoon in the park. Stay for dinner, live music or an evening by the lake.

At Lakeview Village, the places you go and the things you do are designed to be part of everyday life, with nature, recreation, culture and community all within easy reach.

Runners on the waterfront trail
Sustainability

Canada's largest low-impact waterfront community, with tree canopies, green space and smart water management. That means more parks and trails right outside the door.

Salad on a marble table
Dining Out and Shopping

Shops, restaurants and cafés woven through a walkable neighbourhood. Everyday coffee runs and dinners out are always a short walk away.

Lake Ontario shoreline
Waterfront Living

South Banks puts you steps from Lake Ontario. Explore the parks and trails, kayak the shoreline, or take in the views from the planned pier.

Where the city meets nature.

Lake Ontario isn't the only natural landscape at your doorstep. Next to Lakeview Village, the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area is restoring an important stretch of shoreline habitat, creating new wetlands, green space and opportunities to experience nature along the waterfront.

Connected to the city.  
Close to the lake.
~20 min
Downtown Toronto
2 stops
Union Station (via Long Branch GO)
Transit access
MiWay + future Bus Rapid Transit
Great Lakes Waterfront Trail
Runs through the community