The project includes three mid-rise buildings \u2014 one nine-storey and two eight-storey residential buildings along with townhomes. It will bring 431 new purpose-built rental units to Mississauga.<\/p>\n
The property\u2019s zoning allowed for 12-storey buildings, but Athey said Morguard opted for a development that fit into the neighbourhood. The immediate area is mainly single-family homes and townhomes.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe\u2019re trying to be sensitive to the neighbourhood context by not doing towers,\u201d Athey said.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Athey said that Morguard has owned the property for around 20 years. He believes the property had previously been home to a post office facility, possibly for sorting mail.<\/p>\n
Morguard had been working on a few concepts for the property for many years, he said.<\/p>\n
The project was always going to be purpose-built rental buildings. Morguard doesn\u2019t build condominiums, Athey said.<\/p>\n
The development will offer a range of unit sizes, including:<\/p>\n
Five studio units
\n107 one-bedroom units
\n84 one-bedroom plus den units
\n109 two-bedroom units
\n51 two-bedroom plus den units
\n35 three-bedroom units
\n21 three-bedroom plus den units
\nOne penthouse unit
\n18 townhouses with two levels and three bedrooms<\/p>\n
Boulevard on the Green will also feature a range of indoor and outdoor amenities, including rooftop terraces, a greenhouse, a chef\u2019s kitchen, a lounge and screening room, co-working spaces, fitness and yoga facilities, pet spas, a dog run, a children\u2019s play area and outdoor cabanas.<\/p>\n
\u201cThere is a wellness lifestyle theme to the design,\u201d Athey said.<\/p>\n
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A rendering shows the concept for 725 Village Green Blvd.<\/p>\n
The development is targeting LEED Gold certification and will incorporate sustainable and energy-efficient features throughout. The buildings include environmental features such as capturing rainwater and heat recovery.<\/p>\n
\u201cSustainability has always been very important to Morguard,\u201d Athey said.<\/p>\n
An on-site leasing office, model units and amenity areas are expected to open in June, he said. They plan to start welcoming tenants in the fall of 2027.<\/p>\n
This rental building isn\u2019t the only one coming to Mississauga soon.<\/p>\n
Another developer, Edenshaw, announced it was now building a 30-storey purpose-built rental building<\/a> at Elizabeth and Park streets in Port Credit. Previously, a condo building was proposed for the site.<\/p>\n Lead photo: Google Maps<\/p>\n