Connecting Cooksville

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High-Rise Condo in Mississauga

33 Hillcrest Avenue, Mississauga, ON

This new condo development is ideally situated to accommodate Mississauga’s projected population growth.

TAS‘s new Mississauga high-rise condominium development, Connecting Cooksville, is located in Mississauga. This pre-construction project consists of five residential structures with over 2,000 units located at 25 Hillcrest Avenue in the Cooksville neighborhood, just steps from Hurontario Street. Behold Mississauga’s transformative 15-minute city, the region’s only tri-mobility node with a library and community center.

Amenities

With modern suites, meeting areas, large-scale landscaping, and more, Connecting Cooksville Condos strikes the mark
A total of 2,200 residential apartments are divided over five buildings with heights ranging from 34 to 46 stories
Choices for Homes' affordable homeownership program includes around 250-300 homes
The remaining units are a combination of rental flats and condos owned by residents and investors
Although the facilities within these apartment complexes are unknown, the surrounding façade is stunning
A communal meeting place in the heart of the neighborhood draws inhabitants together, complete with an urban forest

Highlights

Located in Mississauga
Next to Cooksville GO
6 minute walk from Trillium Health Partners Mississauga Hospital
8 minute walk from Sheridan College - Hazel McCallion Campus
Easy access to Highway 403

Neighborhood

A 15-minute neighborhood is one in which residents can fulfill their daily requirements within a 15-minute walk of their homes. Connecting Cooksville Condos aims to adhere to this international urban-design principle by providing retail and office space on the podium level of each condo and by placing community resources in close proximity.

Transportation

At this location, transit options proliferate in the vicinity. This condominium development is located just south of the Cooksville GO Station. During peak hours, the Milton GO line provides service to Union Station every 40 minutes, connecting passengers to downtown Toronto. The city’s attractions and advantages are only one journey away. The 18-kilometer-long Hazel McCallion Line (the Hurontario LRT) will connect Brampton to the Port Credit GO Station.

Education

This will expedite service to Mississauga City Centre, Sheridan College Hazel McCallion Campus, and Square One Retail Centre, among other popular destinations. This mall is one of the most popular retail destinations in Ontario, with 330 stores and restaurants offering the latest in fashion, technology, and home décor.

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Developer

TAS targets opportunities that provide value for investors and have verifiable social and environmental effects as an industry leader in impact real estate, a Certified B Corporation, a signatory to PRI, and a member of the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN). The Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area is home to 21 properties totalling close to 6.5 million square feet in TAS’s current pipeline and portfolio.