M6 Condos

M City 6 Condos

M 6 Condos Mississauga

Located near the 3960 Confederation Pkwy, Mississauga, Ontario

Transit Near The M6 Mississauga:

Residents will find M6 quite transit friendly with MiWay bus stops steps away and Cooksville GO Station approximately 5 minutes away. Connecting riders to Toronto’s transportation hub, Union Station, with approximately a 33-53 minute transit ride. While major highways such as hwy 403, QEW, and hwy 401 are also within just a short proximity, as well.

Shopping Close To The M6 Condos:

Located near Confederation Pkwy & Burnhamthorpe, the Mississauga new condos will locate residents within a short proximity from a variety of shopping options. Including private/major streetside retailers and malls. With Square One Shopping Centre approximately 3 minutes away. Offering residents a wide range of restaurants, services, and retailers.

Hospitals Nearby:

Trillium Health Partners – Mississauga Hospital (approximately 6 minute drive)

Educational Institutions Close To The M6 Condos In Mississauga:

Within a short proximity from the M6 Condos, residents will enjoy easy accessibility to secondary and elementary institutions such as TL Kennedy Secondary School, Rick Hansen Secondary School, and Fairview Public School. While the Sheridan College – Hazel McCallion Campus and University of Toronto Mississauga Campus is also within a short distance from the development, as well. 

Recreational Areas Nearby:

With a wide variety of recreational areas ranging from public spaces, parks, and more within short proximity from the new Mississauga condos, residents will enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle. Some include Martin Dobkin Baseball Park, Creditview Woods, Sandford Farm Park, Zonta Meadows Park, The Mississauga Golf and Country Club, Erindale Park, Brickyard Park, Mississauga Valley Community Centre, and Cooksville Creek Trail. 

M6 CONDOS BY URBAN CAPITAL & ROGERS REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT

About Urban Capital:

Since they started out with their 48-unit Camden Lofts development back in 1996, these have been their touchstones. That project, on dusty Camden Street in the then hollowed out Fashion District west of Toronto’s downtown, broke the mould of Toronto development. Urban living. Raw space. Cubic footage rather than square footage.

Camden was borne out of a belief that the then de-industrialized parts of cities could come alive again as vibrant urban centres. That design-focused urban condominiums could compete with suburban homes. That there were people who wanted more.

Camden was followed by 66-unit Charlotte Lofts, just across Spadina, and their first Ottawa development, the East Market. That project, a mighty 420 units, brought what they had learned from Camden and Charlotte to their then conservative national capital, and established that people outside that little world called downtown Toronto also craved urban living concept.

Since those early days they have delivered over 3,500 urban condominiums, with another 1,000 now under construction and several thousand in the pipeline, totalling over $2 billion in development. In 2003 they added Montreal to the mix; in 2009 they brought acclaimed Saucier + Perrotte Architectes to Toronto for River City development, and in 2013 they expanded to Winnipeg and Halifax.

Their work has pushed the envelope or pioneered, be it in terms of urban location, high-end yet functional design, or green living. Today they are continuing that DNA, with new markets, new architectural approaches, new interior features and layouts, and new environmental measures.