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Exchange District Condos
Throughout 40+ years of experience, Camrost Felcorp has developed many award-winning legacy projects. For the Exchange District, Camrost Felcorp has curated a world-class team to achieve a vision of creating 2 million sq. ft. of hotels, residential condominiums, restaurants, cafés and entertainment facilities within the downtown Mississauga City Centre.
DeveloperCAMROST FELCORP |
Sales StatusAvailable |
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Address151 City Centre Drive, Mississauga, ON |
Estimate Completion- |
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NeighbourhoodMississauga |
Priced FromContact Us |
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ArchitectsBy IBI Group |
Storeys & Units600 Units, 60 Storeys |
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Interior DesignerContact Us |
Building TypeCondo |
*Dates and Information are subject to change
Amenities
24-hour concierge
Parcel room
Pet wash and spa
Fitness centre
Basketball half-court
Indoor pool
Function space with outdoor terrace
Cold storage (for fresh produce)
Double height lobby with direct access to café
5 high-speed elevators with custom designed cabs
Lively public realm
Work from home space
Meeting rooms
Location Location Location
More than 20,000+ square feet of indoor and outdoor amenity spaces offer Exchange District residents convenient and modern luxuries
Exchange District is adjacent to Square One Shopping Centre, Canada’s second largest shopping mall with more than 360 stores, including Holt Renfrew, Harry Rosen, Tiffany & Co, and more, ttracting 25,000,000+ visitors each year.
Transportation and Walk Score
151 City Centre Drive has a Walk Score of 92 out of 100. This location is a Walker’s Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
This location is in Mississauga. Nearby parks include Kariya Park, Living Arts Park and Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Garden.
Developer Information
Consistently leading the way in creating landmark condominiums, Camrost Felcorp is behind many of the Greater Toronto Area’s most distinctive and memorable residential communities and commercial properties.
40+ Years of experience 60+ buildings 10,000+ residences $2 Billion currently under development
Neighbourhood Information
Mississauga
Schools
The top-ranked schools in Mississauga are Tecumseh Public School, Corsair Public School, Cashmere Avenue Public School, Chris Hadfield Public School, David Leeder Middle School, and Kenollie Public School. There is an abundance of other educational options to add onto this list.Transit
Mississauga is home to Toronto Pearson Airport, GO transit stations, and its own extensive bus transit system called MiWay. The city's extensive network of trails make jogging, cycling, rollerblading, etc. desirable methods of transportation and exercise. Moreover, Walk Score has credited Mississauga with being the 4th most walkable large Canadian city.
Parks & Recreation
Mississauga has an abundance of parks that offer a wide variety of activities. Lakefront Promenade Park, for example, is home to trails, beach volleyball courts, picnic areas, and waterfront access which includes a marina, boardwalk, and splashpad. Kariya Park is a Japanese-inspired garden which offers peaceful walkways and a duck pond, making it a unique and truly serene green space. Erindale Park offers a picnic area equipped with grills, several trails, a tobogganing hill, a playground, and much more. Many of the parks in Mississauga boast stunning lake views (the Waterfront Trail runs 650 kilometers long) and a plethora of activities that appeal to all sorts of individuals. Mississauga is known as Ontario's shopping capital, boasting a variety of picturesque shops lining small village-style streets, Square One shopping mall, and close proximity to Toronto's downtown shopping scene. The harbour is an area for recreational boating as well as a frequently used event space for festivals and community gatherings.History
“Mississauga” translates as meaning “River of the North of Many Mouths”. Mississauga can trace its roots back to the early 1600s, where French traders encountered Native peoples, the Mississaugas, around the North Shore of Lake Huron. The Mississaugas were an Ojibwa group, and by the early 1700s had settled in the area around the Etobicoke Creek, Credit River and Burlington Bay. In 1805, representatives for the British Crown and the Native Mississaugas signed a treaty referred to as the “Mississauga Purchase”. the Crown acquired over 74,000 acres of land excluding a 1 mile strip on each side of the Credit River from the waterfront to the base line (modern Eglinton Avenue). This tract of land surveyed in 1806 was named Toronto Township, and opened up the area for settlement. Gradually settlers moved into the area, and over time small settlements became established. These settlements developed into the villages of Clarkson, Cooksville, Dixie, Erindale, Malton, Meadowvale Village, Port Credit and Streetsville. The Town of Mississauga was created in 1968, and the City of Mississauga was incorporated in 1974, through the amalgamation of the Town of Mississauga and the villages of Port Credit and Streetsville, together with portions of the townships of Toronto Gore and Trafalgar. Mississauga has grown to be Canada’s sixth largest city.
Neighbourhood Information
City Centre
Transit
City Centre offers multiple different transit options for residents. The City Centre Transit Terminal situated at the northwest corner of Square One Shopping Centre is the main transit area and bus station for MiWay, Mississauga's public transit service. Highway 403 borders this neighbourhood to the north and connects commuters to the 400 Series highways.
Parks & Recreation
Due to the metropolitan feel of the City Centre, there are limited park areas. What the neighbourhood lacks in green space, it makes up for in the vast selection of recreation activities. Celebration Square is an outdoor square with activities all year round, such as skating during the winter season. The Living Arts Centre, an arts and culture facility offers painting workshops for all ages and has a theatre for performances. Square One shopping Centre offers the perfect retail shopping experience and Square One Cineplex is a go to movie destination.History
Square One Shopping Centre opened in 1973, surrounded by farm fields with some residential housing. In 1987 the Mississauga Civic Centre was opened and became the local seat of government for the growing City of Mississauga. The Duke and Duchess of York were part of the opening ceremonies for the new civic centre. The Duke’s visit is commemorated in the street name Duke of York Blvd. that runs through the City Centre neighbourhood. Much of the residential development of this neighbourhood has occurred recently with Daniels' multi-award winning Mississauga City Centre, a planned neighbourhood that features a variety of amenities in a neighbourhood where residents can live, work and play.
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