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Price/Sqft Range
578 sqft - 1859 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$628 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2005
Building Scale
Floors: 31 | Total Units: 471
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2005
Condo Corp
PCC-754
Date Registered
Oct 6, 2005
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Ovation stands as a prominent 31-storey residential tower in Mississauga's urban core. Completed in 2005, this high-rise accommodates 471 units along the Duke of York Boulevard corridor, representing a significant contribution to the city's downtown density.
The development played a key role in transforming the area from its agricultural past into a modern high-density urban environment. Built according to the master-planned vision for Mississauga's downtown district, the tower supports the City Centre neighbourhood's evolution into a major residential and commercial hub.
The building provides essential housing infrastructure that complements the surrounding transit networks and commercial developments throughout the district.
Floor plans at Ovation accommodate diverse living needs, spanning from compact 578 square feet units to spacious 1,859 square feet layouts. The smaller configurations appeal to single professionals and couples seeking efficient urban living, while the larger floor plans offer generous space that has become increasingly rare in contemporary high-rise developments.
With an Average Price: $628 / sq. ft., Ovation presents a compelling value proposition within the City Centre market. This pricing structure positions the building as an accessible alternative to newer constructions, particularly attractive for buyers seeking substantial living space in the downtown core.
Residents of 3888 Duke of York Boulevard benefit from Mississauga's carefully planned urban infrastructure. The downtown location provides convenient pedestrian access to retail destinations, entertainment venues, and professional services within the city's commercial heart.
This neighbourhood represents Mississauga's successful transition from the agricultural landscape of the 1960s to today's metropolitan centre. The area now serves as the economic and cultural focal point for Canada's sixth-largest city, offering urban amenities typically associated with major downtown cores.
City Centre developed this project under the leadership of Bruce McLaughlin and the McLaughlin Group. The development team specialized in transforming the region from agricultural land use into the sophisticated metropolitan core that defines modern Mississauga's urban identity.
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