Market statistics for Mississauga
Average price
$1,050,000
-1.5% YoY
Sales volume
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Days on market
25 days
Sale-to-list ratio
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Market Insight · 2025
Square One condo supply is elevated, creating a buyer's market in the city centre. However, detached homes in south Mississauga lakefront communities (Port Credit, Lorne Park, Clarkson) continue to hold value with limited new supply and strong demand from Toronto buyers.
Why buyers choose Mississauga
- ✓Ontario's 2nd largest city: 717,961 residents across 28 communities
- ✓Pearson International Airport — 50,000+ jobs and major logistics hub
- ✓Hurontario LRT under construction — major transit corridor upgrade
- ✓Six GO stations across Lakeshore West and Kitchener lines
- ✓Square One Shopping Centre — Canada's 3rd largest mall
- ✓Major corporate HQs: Microsoft Canada, Hewlett Packard, PepsiCo Canada
Transit & Commute
Six GO stations serve Mississauga: Port Credit, Clarkson, Long Branch, Erindale, Streetsville, and Cooksville. The Hurontario LRT is under construction along Hurontario Street. MiWay bus provides citywide coverage. UP Express connects Pearson to downtown Toronto.
Schools
Peel District School Board and Dufferin-Peel Catholic DSB both serve Mississauga. Notable schools include Port Credit Secondary, Glenforest Secondary, and Applewood Heights SS. University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) serves the academic community.
Neighbourhoods in Mississauga
Port Credit
$800K–$2.5M
Mississauga's most desirable waterfront village with boutique shops, restaurants, Port Credit GO station, and direct Lake Ontario access. Heritage homes and modern condos.
Best for: Waterfront lifestyle, professionals, empty nesters
Lorne Park
$1.5M–$4M+
Prestigious enclave south of the QEW with large-lot estate homes on tree-lined streets. One of Mississauga's most exclusive addresses with proximity to the lake.
Best for: Luxury buyers, executive families
Erin Mills
$850K–$1.4M
Master-planned west Mississauga community designed around Credit River valley lands. Family-oriented with excellent schools, Erin Mills Town Centre, and Credit Valley Hospital.
Best for: Families, move-up buyers
Streetsville
$900K–$1.4M
"Village in the City" along the Credit River with heritage architecture, independent shops, a local arts scene, and Streetsville GO station access.
Best for: Character buyers, commuters
Clarkson
$850K–$1.5M
Established south Mississauga community between QEW and Lake Ontario with mature homes, Clarkson GO station, and a growing urban village character.
Best for: Commuters, families, renovation buyers
Meadowvale
$750K–$1.2M
Northwest Mississauga planned community around a network of parks and conservation areas. Strong family orientation with Meadowvale Town Centre.
Best for: Families, first-time buyers, nature lovers
Lifestyle in Mississauga
Mississauga offers extraordinary diversity: Port Credit's lakefront village atmosphere, Erin Mills master-planned communities, City Centre urban intensity, and Celebration Square arts festivals. Cooksville and Malton offer strong multicultural dining and retail.
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