Lakeview Village
South Banks Towns Location — Lakeview Village, Mississauga
South Banks Towns is located at 1110 Lakeshore Road East in Mississauga, Ontario, inside Lakeview Village. The street address is consistent across sources. The postal code is not: some older listings give L5E 1E8, while more recently observed South Banks listings give L5E 1E4. This page treats L5E 1E4 as the more likely current code because it comes from the newer sources, and flags both so a contract is not drafted on a guessed code.
Lakeview Village is a 177-acre master-planned waterfront redevelopment of the former Lakeview Generating Station site on Lake Ontario. The generating station was an industrial landmark on this shoreline; its four smokestacks, nicknamed the Four Sisters, were demolished in 2005. The master plan that replaced that industrial footprint is not a single builder's community. It is a multi-builder district combining homes, parks, a pier, a marina, and an Innovation District.
Broader master-plan context — not a South Banks-specific claim — includes more than $1 billion in surrounding infrastructure investment cited by listing sources, and a roughly 20-acre Innovation District projected to bring 9,000-plus new jobs. Those figures describe the village-scale setting. They should not be read as amenities inside an unreleased South Banks Towns site plan.
Parks, conservation, pier, and marina
Immediately beside this shoreline is the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area, a 64-acre (26-hectare) public waterfront park. Credit Valley Conservation and local reporting describe a park built in part from recycled demolition material from the former power plant, connecting into the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail. It is one of the few GTA waterfront parks created by reclaiming an industrial generating-station edge rather than converting already-public beach.
Named parks cited near the community include Lakefront Promenade Park and Marie Curtis Park. The official South Banks site places the towns steps from the marina, the pier, and the park, and describes Lakeview Village as having over 50 acres of parks and greenspace plus public promenades. Other sources still cite 45 or more acres and a 600-metre pier with a retail boardwalk. Those are master-plan elements. Walking times from a specific South Banks block to each park depend on the unreleased site plan and should be confirmed on a map.
Transit and highway access
Long Branch GO Station is the commuter rail stop most often paired with this address, reported at roughly four to eight minutes depending on the listing. Port Credit is generally cited at about eight minutes. QEW access is described as under ten minutes, with Highway 427 also named, and Toronto Pearson International Airport reachable from the same highway network. Travel times of about 20 minutes to Mississauga City Centre and 30–40 minutes to downtown Toronto appear in location roundups; they vary with time of day.
Square One Shopping Centre and Sherway Gardens are the two shopping centres most frequently listed as nearby context. They are regional malls, not on-site retail. On-site retail, if any, would come through the village pier, boardwalk, and future Innovation District rather than through a South Banks-specific shopping list, which has not been published.
Schools — unconfirmed for this address
Exact school catchment for 1110 Lakeshore Road East has not been confirmed. The general Lakeview area falls within the Peel District School Board and the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board. Cawthra Park Secondary and St. Paul Secondary appear in neighbouring Lakeview Village marketing (notably beside Pier House Towns) and should not be treated as this site's catchment until the boards confirm it. Buyers should verify with the school boards before relying on a school name in a purchase decision.
South Banks vs other Lakeview Village builders
Three townhome builders are publicly associated with Lakeview Village releases. South Banks Towns is the Deco Homes and Opus Homes collection. Aura Lakeview Village Towns is a Caivan Communities project. Pier House Towns is a Branthaven project. They share a master plan and a shoreline. They do not share a builder, a price list, or a floor-plan book.
| South Banks Towns | Deco Homes & Opus Homes120+ three-storey coastal townhomes at 1110 Lakeshore Road East. Official site lists from $549,990, coming this fall. 2028 completion reported. |
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| Aura Lakeview Village Towns | Caivan CommunitiesA separate townhome release inside the same 177-acre Lakeview Village master plan. Not a Deco/Opus project. |
| Pier House Towns | BranthavenAnother distinct Lakeview Village townhome community by a different builder. School names sometimes cited beside Pier House are not confirmed as the South Banks catchment. |
Prices, sizes, specifications, and availability are subject to change without notice. E.&O.E. Information current as of September 10, 2026.
Lakeshore Road East as a commuting edge
1110 Lakeshore Road East sits on Mississauga's south edge, where the municipal grid meets the lake rather than Square One. That is the point of Lakeview Village: a generating-station site being turned into housing beside a conservation shoreline, not an inland greenfield. Buyers who need a 427 / QEW path to Pearson or downtown Toronto are shopping a different commute than buyers who need a GO train at Long Branch or a drive into Port Credit. Both stories appear in the listings; neither replaces a timed drive at the hour you actually travel.
A pin dropped on 1110 Lakeshore Road East for South Banks Towns should land on this same street. If a map or listing shows a different Lakeshore block, treat that as a different project until the address matches.
For the project overview, see the homepage. For a longer village-wide buyer's guide covering every known builder release, read the Lakeview Village waterfront buyer's guide.
