The Conservatory Group
110 Dundas Street West, Mississauga, Ontario
Coming soon to 110 Dundas Street West, 5 and 10 is a townhome community from The Conservatory Group in the heart of Mississauga. The plan calls for 140 row townhomes rising three storeys, held under freehold common-element ownership.
With pricing starting from $649,900, the project is positioned for buyers who want townhouse living in one of Peel Region's most established cities. Sales are still to launch, so early registration is the best way to keep informed.
Sitting along Dundas Street West, 5 and 10 lands in a mature, well-serviced corridor of Mississauga. The surrounding area offers the day-to-day conveniences you'd expect in an established city — shops, dining, grocery options, and community services within an easy drive. As more specific location details are confirmed, buyers will get a clearer picture of the closest amenities near 110 Dundas Street West.
The Dundas Street West address puts 5 and 10 on one of Mississauga's key east–west routes, with connections to the broader road network across Peel Region. Major highways serving the city, including the QEW and Highway 403, are within reach for commuters heading toward Toronto or west toward Oakville and Burlington. MiWay local bus service and nearby GO Transit connections support travel without a car; specific stops and stations will be confirmed as launch details are released.
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The Conservatory Group is a long-established homebuilder active across the Greater Toronto Area, with a portfolio spanning low-rise and high-rise communities. The builder is known in the region for delivering a range of housing types, and 5 and 10 continues that presence in Mississauga's Peel Region market.
Buying pre-construction typically begins by registering for first access, which puts you in line to receive floor plans and pricing before the wider public and often before a formal launch. Early registrants may be invited to select units first, which can matter during a release when the most desirable plans move quickly.
Deposits on new homes are usually staged over time rather than paid all at once, with instalments due at signing and at set milestones. For freehold common-element homes like those at 5 and 10, occupancy generally aligns with closing rather than an interim occupancy period; the builder will confirm the exact structure and schedule.
In Ontario, the statutory 10-day cooling-off period under the Condominium Act applies to new condominium purchases and does not extend to freehold or freehold common-element homes. Buyers of this project should review their agreement carefully and rely on their own lawyer for advice on their specific purchase.
5 and 10 is a coming-soon townhome development by The Conservatory Group at 110 Dundas Street West in Mississauga, Ontario. The community is planned for 140 three-storey row townhomes.
Pricing starts from $649,900 CAD. As a coming-soon project, the full pricing and floor plan details will be confirmed by the builder closer to launch.
The townhomes are offered under freehold common-element ownership. This means you own your home while shared elements of the community are maintained through a common-element fee — the specifics will be confirmed by the builder.
The development is at 110 Dundas Street West in Mississauga, part of Peel Region. Dundas Street West is a major east–west corridor with connections to highways and transit across the area.
5 and 10 is being developed by The Conservatory Group, a long-established homebuilder active across the Greater Toronto Area, including Mississauga.
The community is planned for 140 row townhomes, each rising three storeys.
Because the project is coming soon, the best step is to register your interest early so you receive launch details, pricing, and floor plans as they are released by the builder.
Information last updated July 10, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
First access to pricing, floorplans, and availability — before the public.