Mississauga

A major lakeside city west of Toronto with an established mix of condos, townhomes, and detached streets.

Overview

Overview for Mississauga, Ontario

Mississauga is a large city in Peel Region, just west of Toronto. It runs from Lake Ontario in the south up to Brampton in the north. Condo towers stand around Square One. Old villages keep their main streets. Most other streets have detached and semi-detached homes.

Municipality
Mississauga, Ontario
On the market today
2204 homes
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The homes

Mississauga has every type of home. The City Centre is mostly condos. Older areas near the lake have detached homes on bigger lots. Erin Mills, Meadowvale and Churchill Meadows add townhomes and semi-detached homes. Most were built after 1980.

  • Port Credit

    A lakeside village at the mouth of the Credit River, with a marina and a main street.

  • Streetsville

    A historic village with its own main street, on the Credit River.

  • City Centre

    Condo towers around Square One, with shops, the central library and Celebration Square.

  • Lorne Park and Mineola

    Tree-lined streets of detached homes near the lake.

  • Clarkson

    A south-west neighbourhood with a GO station and access to the lakefront parks.

  • Erin Mills and Churchill Meadows

    Newer west-end areas with detached homes, townhomes and big shopping centres.

  • Meadowvale

    A planned community in the north-west, with lakes, trails and a GO station.

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Living here

Around Mississauga, Ontario

Getting around Mississauga: trains, buses and highways.

  1. Lakeshore West GO trains stop at Port Credit and Clarkson, with all-day service to Toronto.

  2. On weekdays, Milton line GO trains stop at Cooksville, Erindale, Streetsville and Meadowvale.

  3. MiWay buses run across the city. Toronto Pearson Airport is inside Mississauga.

  4. Highways 401, 403, 410 and the QEW all cross the city.

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Homes in Mississauga

Homes on the market in the area.

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Questions

Mississauga, answered

How many homes are for sale in Mississauga?

Our site lists 2,204 homes for sale in Mississauga. Ask Kerri for the latest prices, counts and status.

What kinds of homes are in Mississauga?

Mississauga has every type of home. The City Centre is mostly condos. Older areas near the lake have detached homes on bigger lots. Erin Mills, Meadowvale and Churchill Meadows add townhomes and semi-detached homes. Most were built after 1980.

How do people get around from Mississauga?

Lakeshore West GO trains stop at Port Credit and Clarkson, with all-day service to Toronto. On weekdays, Milton line GO trains stop at Cooksville, Erindale, Streetsville and Meadowvale. MiWay buses run across the city. Toronto Pearson Airport is inside Mississauga. Highways 401, 403, 410 and the QEW all cross the city.

Where are the condos in Mississauga?

Most condo towers are in the City Centre around Square One. There are also many along Hurontario Street and in Port Credit.

How much land transfer tax do you pay in Mississauga?

You pay Ontario land transfer tax only. There is no extra city tax in Mississauga. First-time buyers can get up to $4,000 back. Our calculator shows the exact amount for any price.

Do you stage and market homes for sale in Mississauga?

Yes. We stage your Mississauga home for free when we list it. Every listing also gets HDR photos, video, drone footage and a 3D virtual tour. Most buyers see a home online first. It has to look its best there.

Do you help first-time buyers in Mississauga?

Yes. We start with the full cost, not just the price. That means the down payment, land transfer tax and closing costs. Before you make an offer in Mississauga, we show you what similar homes nearby sold for. Then you know what the home is worth. Our Local Buyer Guide is free and covers each step.

How much is my Mississauga home worth?

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