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Cloverdale Mall’s transformation begins with final designs for 600+ luxury condos

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Last updated: Feb 9, 2026

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  • Developers unveil final designs for The Clove, part of the Cloverdale Mall redevelopment
  • 33-story and 9-story towers will bring over 600 condos from $400k
  • The redevelopment aims to transform the 32-acre site into a mixed-use urban neighborhood with 5,000+ new units, retail space, and public parks

Good news for housing supply: Mattamy Homes and QuadReal Property Group have revealed the final designs for The Clove, the first phase of the Cloverdale Mall redevelopment at the Mississauga-Toronto border.

  • The designs include a 33-story tower and a nine-story mid-rise building, offering 600+ condo units starting from the $400,000s.

Why it matters: The Clove marks a significant step in transforming the 32-acre Cloverdale Mall site into a vibrant, sustainable mixed-use urban neighborhood.

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  • The entire redevelopment will include more than 5,000 new condo and rental units, over 180,000 square feet of retail space, two public parks, and additional green spaces.
  • Enhanced transit connectivity will be a key feature, aiming to better integrate the community.

A rich history: Originally built in 1956 as an open-air plaza and converted into an enclosed mall in the 1980s, Cloverdale Mall underwent major renovations in 2006. The current redevelopment project aims to honor the community's history while addressing modern needs.

  • Extensive public engagement shaped the redevelopment plan, incorporating feedback from over 15,000 local residents.
  • The project aims to provide high-quality housing and long-term value to future residents.

What we’re watching: Future phases will include additional residential units, public parks, green spaces, and a new street network to connect community amenities and transportation. Ongoing consultations and community feedback will continue to shape the project's progress.

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