It appears that the parcel adjacent to this site is included in the Conservatory Group sale. It is listed as 3618 Hurontario Street, and the EY summary states the following: "This high-rise residential development site in downtown Mississauga is nearly shovel-ready, with official plan and zoning...

I don't disagree that midrise or slightly higher would be a better fit for this location, but this site has been vacant for the last ~16 years; it's time to get something built already!

I'm pleased to see that the summary of this property listed in the website for the portfolio sale managed by EY notes the potential for higher density at this site: "This 6.6-acre property is subdivided for 140 freehold, common-element townhomes, with most servicing already in place. In addition...

This website lets you see the properties included in the sale process. Also, this article in the Globe offers a bit more information around the sale (paywall protected).

It finally looks like Conservatory Group is moving forward with the disposition of their portfolio, with it now being listed for sale according to this article. Hopefully this leads to some development on the projects that have been sitting idle for the last several years (e.g. 5&10 Towns in...

It appears this property is listed for sale.

I sympathize with your frustrations. On the other hand, the BRT on Dundas will likely be completed before the Hurontario LRT is up and running!

I assume you mean that it will surpass the tallest building in Canada outside of Ontario. That's pretty impressive, and not something I was aware of!

A case management conference was held on March 4, 2025 (memo available here) A 10 day merit hearing is scheduled to commence on October 20, 2025.

A Settlement Hearing was held on January 13, 2025. Per the decision published on March 12th, the appeals have been allowed on an interim basis. It looks like this area will be getting a lot denser in the next few years.

This planned development was summarized in a blogTO post.

Per the Order, the proposed development is approved, with a maximum building height of 29 storeys.

Many Swifties won't be getting home swiftly!

That is annoying. Hopefully you didn't miss your train.

The details from the settlement hearing are now available here. Subject to a few conditions, including providing some updated technical studies, the appeals were allowed on an interim basis.