Mississauga, Canada

Mississauga Homes and Condos for Sale: Prices and Neighbourhoods

3,087 homes and apartments for sale in Mississauga, Canada.

Photo: Elvis Liang / Unsplash

Properties for sale in Mississauga

24 properties shown

1001 - 339 Rathburn Road WApartment

CA$420,000

Mississauga

1 bd 1 ba 56 m²
1103 - 200 Burnhamthorpe Road EApartment

CA$529,000

Mississauga

2 bd 2 ba 84 m²
1202 - 75 King Street EApartment

CA$535,500

Mississauga

2 bd 2 ba 93 m²
611 - 3577 Derry Road EApartment

CA$405,000

Mississauga

2 bd 1 ba 84 m²
104 - 4889 Kimbermount AvenueApartment

CA$619,900

Mississauga

2 bd 2 ba 84 m²
51 - 5650 Winston Churchill BoulevardApartment

CA$699,000

Mississauga

2 bd 3 ba 111 m²
709 Greycedar CrescentHouse

CA$1,199,900

Mississauga

3 bd 3 ba 102 m²
1501 - 2565 Erin Centre BoulevardApartment

CA$599,999

Mississauga

2 bd 2 ba 84 m²
1507 - 208 Enfield PlaceApartment

CA$549,900

Mississauga

2 bd 2 ba 84 m²
3906 - 30 Elm Drive WApartment

CA$559,000

Mississauga

1 bd 2 ba 56 m²
505 - 6720 Glen Erin DriveApartment

CA$425,000

Mississauga

1 bd 1 ba 56 m²
2308 - 385 Prince Of Wales DriveApartment

CA$548,000

Mississauga

1 bd 2 ba 65 m²
24 - 2035 South Millway DriveApartment

CA$499,999

Mississauga

3 bd 2 ba 111 m²
1906 - 1580 Mississauga Vly BoulevardApartment

CA$539,000

Mississauga

3 bd 2 ba 111 m²
6798 Bansbridge CrescentHouse

CA$949,000

Mississauga

3 bd 3 ba 102 m²
192 - 4975 Southampton DriveApartment

CA$639,000

Mississauga

2 bd 2 ba 74 m²
613 - 220 Forum DriveApartment

CA$620,000

Mississauga

2 bd 2 ba 93 m²
103 - 220 Forum DriveApartment

CA$729,900

Mississauga

3 bd 3 ba 111 m²
1106 - 1359 Rathburn RoadApartment

CA$440,000

Mississauga

1 bd 1 ba 56 m²
52 - 5980 Whitehorn AvenueApartment

CA$799,000

Mississauga

3 bd 3 ba 149 m²
2108 - 3883 Quartz Road SApartment

CA$399,999

Mississauga

1 bd 1 ba 46 m²
706 - 1063 Douglas Mccurdy CommonApartment

CA$1,150,000

Mississauga

2 bd 2 ba 93 m²
603 - 365 Prince Of Wales DriveApartment

CA$639,900

Mississauga

1 bd 1 ba 56 m²
4212 Credit Pointe DriveHouse

CA$1,249,000

Mississauga

3 bd 4 ba 139 m²

Buyer's guide: Mississauga

Mississauga is Canada's seventh-largest city and a main suburb of Toronto, and RealEstateAbroad lists 3,060 properties for sale there. The median asking price is €551,307 and the median price per m² is €4,723, higher than in Hamilton or Ottawa. Condos nearly match houses in number, which makes this a more urban market than many people expect.

Mississauga price snapshot

Prices are asking prices from our listings, converted from Canadian dollars to euros.

FigureMississauga
Total listings3,060
Median asking price€551,307
Middle half of prices€369,836 to €877,515
Price per m² (median)€4,723
Median size111 m²

Condos are strong, houses still lead the high end

Apartments number 1,518 and houses 1,243, with 258 commercial listings and 40 plots. The bedroom picture shows 870 three-bedroom homes, 747 two-bedroom, 666 four-bedroom, 352 one-bedroom and 112 with five or more. A median size of 111 m² points to a large share of condo towers, townhouses and semi-detached homes rather than big detached properties.

Explore condos in Canada or houses to compare prices. Detached homes in Lorne Park or Port Credit sit far above the median, while condos near the Square One mall are well below.

Read more (6 more sections)

Neighbourhoods

Mississauga does not have a single downtown, but several distinct districts.

  • City Centre around Square One has high-rise condos, Sheridan College and the transit hub.
  • Port Credit is a lakeside village-like district with a marina, restaurants and a GO station, and carries a price premium.
  • Lorne Park is an affluent area of large lots near the lake.
  • Erin Mills and Meadowvale are family suburbs with shopping and good schools.
  • Streetsville has a traditional main street and a commuter rail link.

The Hurontario LRT, scheduled to connect Port Credit with Brampton, is a long-awaited transit project; check its opening status. Toronto Pearson International Airport sits on the city's border, which appeals to frequent flyers.

Rules and costs for overseas buyers

Canada restricts purchases of residential property by many foreign nationals, subject to exemptions. Ontario's Non-Resident Speculation Tax, a land transfer tax, legal and title costs and HST on new homes all apply in different circumstances. Mississauga does not charge a municipal land transfer tax, unlike Toronto. Mortgage lenders require proof of income and may ask for large deposits from non-residents.

The Canada buying guide, Canada mortgage page and Canada analysis are good next stops.

Who buys in Mississauga

Buyers include families seeking more space than Toronto offers, newcomers to Canada, and investors targeting rental condos near transit and universities. The city's economy is anchored by the airport, pharmaceuticals, logistics and corporate head offices. Because commuting time to downtown Toronto can be long in the peak, being close to a GO station is valuable.

Try the property valuation tool on a specific address, or compare monthly costs with the mortgage calculator.

Costs and process

Closing costs include Ontario land transfer tax, legal fees and title insurance, and a deposit paid after an accepted offer. Condo buyers should read the status certificate for reserve fund health and special assessments. For new builds, HST applies, with rebates for some buyers. Competitive offers often include a short conditions period. A real estate lawyer handles title searches and the transfer of funds to close.

A word on timing

Mississauga's spring market is competitive, with multiple offers common on well-priced semis and townhouses, while winter listings often sit longer and sellers are more flexible. If you are visiting from abroad, line up financing or proof of funds before flying in, because offers are typically conditional for only a few days. Ask your lawyer to review the agreement of purchase and sale before you sign, and have the inspection booked in advance.

Compare with other cities

Nearby and similar markets include Toronto, Hamilton, Surrey, Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton. Return to the Canada hub to browse more.

Last updated 8 October 2026

Buying property in Mississauga: FAQ

Can a non-resident buy a condo in Mississauga?

Federal rules limit many foreign purchases of residential property, and Ontario has a Non-Resident Speculation Tax. Seek legal advice based on your status.

Is Mississauga cheaper than Toronto?

Typically somewhat, especially for houses. Our median asking price is €551,307, but condos near the lakefront can approach Toronto prices.

Which area is best for commuters?

Port Credit, Streetsville and City Centre have good transit links; check the GO train schedules for your route.

What property types dominate?

Apartments number 1,518 and houses 1,243, so the market is split closely between the two.

Do I pay municipal land transfer tax?

Not in Mississauga. Toronto charges one, but Mississauga relies on the provincial tax.

Is spring the best time to buy in Mississauga?

It has the most listings but also the most competition. Winter can offer more negotiating room.

More property in Canada

Popular cities in Canada

Property types in Canada