Home to the majority of condos in Mississauga, currently 30 and growing, City Centre is the financial, cultural and economic heart of the city. There has been a lot of development in the past few years and the new condos have brought with them a revitalization and creation of downtown Mississauga. One of the most popular projects to come out of this neighbourhood is the Absolute Towers complex, made famous by the final 2 phases, known as the Marilyn Monroe condos.
The hub of activity centers around Celebration Square and the Civic Centre-City Hall. Celebration Square hosts a number of festivals including popular ones on Canada Day and New Years Eve along with the Rib Fest. Square One Mall is here, now one of the largest shopping malls in the country, as well as a fantastic Whole Foods Market. Although land locked, if you feel the need to have the wind in your hair, Port Credit is a quick trip down Hurontario St, where you can enjoy all sorts of water sports, great food and music in the summer.
Living in a City Centre condo, with all the shopping and amenities you need close by, you wont need to drive if you don’t want too, the walk score here is 93/ 100. If you are driving, the 403 passes through to the north, a great alternative to the 401, which although larger, can quite often get congested at peak times. The City Centre Transit Terminal is located at Square One, home to MiWay- Mississauga Transitway, as well as GO Transit and has a huge number of bus routes that depart regularly and reach all areas of Mississauga and beyond.
Home to the majority of condos in Mississauga, currently 30 and growing, City Centre is the financial, cultural and economic heart of the city. There has been a lot of development in the past few years and the new condos have brought with them a revitalization and creation of downtown Mississauga. One of the most popular projects to come out of this neighbourhood is the Absolute Towers complex, made famous by the final 2 phases, known as the Marilyn Monroe condos.
The hub of activity centers around Celebration Square and the Civic Centre-City Hall. Celebration Square hosts a number of festivals including popular ones on Canada Day and New Years Eve along with the Rib Fest. Square One Mall is here, now one of the largest shopping malls in the country, as well as a fantastic Whole Foods Market. Although land locked, if you feel the need to have the wind in your hair, Port Credit is a quick trip down Hurontario St, where you can enjoy all sorts of water sports, great food and music in the summer.
Living in a City Centre condo, with all the shopping and amenities you need close by, you wont need to drive if you don’t want too, the walk score here is 93/ 100. If you are driving, the 403 passes through to the north, a great alternative to the 401, which although larger, can quite often get congested at peak times. The City Centre Transit Terminal is located at Square One, home to MiWay- Mississauga Transitway, as well as GO Transit and has a huge number of bus routes that depart regularly and reach all areas of Mississauga and beyond.