New homes & condos in Mississauga

Mississauga is a large city that borders Toronto, and its neighbourhoods vary in character. Buyers looking at new homes and condos here will find options in areas including Cooksville, Erin Mills, Hurontario, Meadowvale and Port Credit, each with its own feel and pace of life.

Getting around is often one of the first things buyers consider. The City of Mississauga's open data portal maps nine GO Transit stations, including Clarkson GO Station, Cooksville GO Station, Port Credit GO and Streetsville GO Station. MiWay buses serve Mississauga and also connect with neighbouring Brampton, Oakville and Toronto. Some rail projects are still in progress. The Hazel McCallion Line, an 18-kilometre light rail route linking Port Credit GO with Brampton Gateway Terminal, is not yet in service. Metrolinx has also proposed extending the Eglinton Crosstown LRT 9.2 km farther west into Etobicoke and Mississauga. Because these timelines can change, buyers should confirm current plans before making decisions that depend on them.

Families often want to know about schools. The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board operates 152 schools, including 126 elementary and 26 secondary schools. Its jurisdiction covers Mississauga, Brampton, Bolton, Caledon, Orangeville and Dufferin County. If you would like help finding schools near a specific project, contact us.

Outdoor space is a big part of life here. Jack Darling Memorial Park is a large waterfront park on Lake Ontario with picnic areas, a leash free zone, a splash pad and a beach. Lakeside Park, also on the shores of Lake Ontario, has a leash free zone, spray pad, trails and a playground. The Lakeview Village development will add 18.5 hectares of new parkland, including a Waterfront Park that extends 350 meters into Lake Ontario. In Port Credit, the Port Credit Harbour West Parks project aims to turn the west bank of the harbour into a waterfront destination with multi-use space, green space and a water's edge promenade.

Mississauga also sits beside several other communities. Statistics Canada lists Milton, Brampton, Oakville, Halton Hills and Toronto as neighbouring census subdivisions, so residents have access to a wide range of places beyond the city's borders.