Buying, selling & investing in Ontario’s 6th-largest city — explore live MLS® listings, market insights & a free home evaluation.
Mississauga is Ontario’s 6th-largest city with over 720,000 residents and growing. From the Square One business district to the historic charm of Port Credit and Streetsville, families and investors are drawn to the city for its diverse neighbourhoods, excellent schools, GO Transit access, and proximity to Pearson Airport.
My Royal LePage Terra Realty office is right here on Argentia Road, so I work the Mississauga market every single day — from the established homes of Mineola and Lorne Park to the new builds in Churchill Meadows and Streetsville Glen.
Royal LePage Terra Realty office: 2345 Argentia Road, Unit 201B, Mississauga.
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I'm not a part-timer or a referral middleman — I'm a full-time Broker of Record at Royal LePage Terra Realty with a decade of experience helping families buy and sell across the GTA. Here's the track record.
Real answers about buying and selling in Mississauga.
Average home prices in Mississauga vary widely by community. Established neighbourhoods like Mineola, Lorne Park and Sherwood Forrest often sell above $2M, while areas like Hurontario and Cooksville have detached homes in the $850K–$1.2M range. The condo market around Square One trades typically at $550K–$750K. For the most current numbers, request a free home evaluation and I will send you live comparables for your specific street.
Mississauga consistently ranks among the most desirable Canadian cities to live in. It offers GTA proximity (30 min to downtown Toronto), strong public schools including the Peel District and Dufferin-Peel Catholic boards, GO Transit and Pearson access, lower property taxes than Toronto, and a much broader range of housing types than the city core. For both end-users and investors, Mississauga remains one of the most balanced GTA markets.
Mississauga’s residential property tax rate is approximately 0.83% of assessed value (2024 rate), competitive with most GTA municipalities and notably lower than Toronto. On a home assessed at $900,000, that works out to roughly $7,470/year. Final amounts depend on the Peel Region education and capital levies. Tax bills are issued by the City of Mississauga.
Top family neighbourhoods (by reputation, schools and parks) include Lorne Park, Mineola, Sherwood Forrest, Erindale, Streetsville, Churchill Meadows, Erin Mills, and Port Credit. Each has a distinct character — older established trees and larger lots toward the lake (Lorne Park, Mineola), newer builds and townhouse communities to the west (Churchill Meadows, Lisgar), and walkable village atmosphere (Streetsville, Port Credit).
Mississauga buyers pay only the provincial Ontario Land Transfer Tax — NOT the additional Toronto Municipal LTT. On an $850,000 Mississauga home, the LTT is approximately $13,475. First-time home buyers receive a rebate of up to $4,000. Use the Land Transfer Tax calculator on this site for an exact estimate.
Request a free home evaluation through the form on this site and I will personally prepare a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) based on recent comparable sales within 1–2 km of your home over the last 90 days, your home’s condition and upgrades, and current market dynamics in your specific neighbourhood. Free, no obligation. Most reports are returned within 24–48 hours.
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