Mississauga Listings
What's available
in Mississauga
Condos, houses, and townhomes across Mississauga's communities. An overview of what each property type offers and where to find live listings.
Mississauga's property mix
Mississauga is Canada's sixth-largest city and its housing stock reflects that scale: everything from entry-level condos in the City Centre towers to estate-class detached homes in Lorne Park. The condo market is centred on the Square One area and the Hurontario corridor. The freehold detached market is distributed across the city's many communities, with price and character varying significantly by neighbourhood.
One of the key distinctions for buyers coming from Toronto: Mississauga is in Peel Region, not the City of Toronto. This means no Toronto Municipal Land Transfer Tax applies. On a $1 million purchase, the Toronto MLTT would add over $16,000 in closing costs. In Mississauga, you pay the Ontario provincial LTT only. This is a meaningful real saving that should factor into any Toronto-vs-Mississauga comparison.
Condo apartments
Predominantly concentrated in City Centre (Square One area) and Port Credit. Range from 1990s buildings to brand-new towers. Price per square foot is meaningfully below comparable Toronto product. [verify current figures with a licensed agent or at realtor.ca]
Condo guide →Detached homes
Mississauga's freehold market runs from postwar bungalows in Malton and Meadowvale to premium large-lot homes in Lorne Park and Port Credit. The neighbourhood determines the character and the price floor considerably. [verify current figures with a licensed agent or at realtor.ca]
Houses guide →Townhomes
The accessible entry into freehold ownership across most Mississauga communities. Concentrations in Erin Mills, Meadowvale, and along the Hurontario corridor. Condo and freehold townhomes both available. [verify current figures with a licensed agent or at realtor.ca]
Semis
Semi-detached homes are available in most of Mississauga's older communities. A useful mid-point between the condo and detached markets in terms of cost and space. [verify current figures with a licensed agent or at realtor.ca]
Search live Mississauga listings
All current Mississauga MLS listings are on TorontoProperty.ca, updated daily. Search by neighbourhood, property type, price, and more.
Search Mississauga listingsThe no-MLTT advantage
The single most important financial distinction for buyers comparing Toronto and Mississauga is the land transfer tax structure. Toronto charges a second, municipal land transfer tax on top of the Ontario provincial LTT. Mississauga, as a Peel Region municipality, does not. On a $1 million purchase in Toronto, you'd pay the provincial LTT plus a Toronto MLTT of over $16,000. The same purchase in Mississauga: only the provincial LTT. That's real money at closing that doesn't appear anywhere in the listed price.
For buyers comparing condos or homes near the border of Toronto and Mississauga, this saving should be explicitly calculated and factored into which side of the boundary makes more financial sense. See the buyer guide for the full LTT breakdown.