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<\/p>\nA rendering shows a proposed condo development in the west end of Mississauga. Rendering: City of Mississauga submission\u00a0<\/p>\n
Mattamy Homes plans to build its first modular-constructed community in Mississauga.<\/p>\n
Plans for the first parcel in a large, over 1,000-unit development in Mississauga have been submitted.<\/p>\n
Three apartment buildings are proposed for 6344 Ninth Line, north of Britannia Road West, at the border with Milton, according to a report from Glen Schnarr & Associates Inc. submitted on behalf of the property owner Mattamy Homes.<\/p>\n
The buildings are the southern-most block of an approved development, the Derry Britannia project. This is one of many parcels in a planned pedestrian-oriented development that will introduce more than 1,000 residential units of varying size and configurations, through a variety of built forms, the report states.<\/p>\n
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A diagram shows the overall plan for the 1,000-unit development.<\/p>\n
The development of three apartment buildings, each six storeys high, is dubbed \u201cThe Nine\u201d project, and will be Mattamy\u2019s first modular-constructed community, the company said.<\/p>\n
Building A would have 47 units, building B has 35 units and building C has 59 units for a total of 141 units.<\/p>\n
Each apartment will have large private balconies\/terraces, and the average unit size will be just under 1,000 square feet with two or more bedrooms.<\/p>\n
A total of 223 parking spaces will be provided within the development. There are 25 spaces at grade, with the remaining 198 in a one-level underground parking structure.<\/p>\n
The large suites at The Nine will be available at a lower price than nearby townhomes, Mattamay said in a letter to the city.<\/p>\n
\u201cBy virtue of its modular construction, The Nine will be built at a lower cost of labour and materials than a typical cast-in-place condominium building\u2026\u201d Mattamay says. \u201cThese savings will be passed on to future homeowners in the attainable pricing of their homes.\u201d<\/p>\n
Modular buildings will accelerate the construction timeline, allowing for quicker occupancy for buyers, and minimizing disruptions for the adjacent community, the company added.<\/p>\n
The project is still in its early stages and will go to the City of Mississauga Planning and Development Committee for approval.<\/p>\n
See the application submission here.<\/a><\/p>\n