01The Village on the Lake
Port Credit
A working harbour, a lighthouse, patios along Lakeshore Road and a GO station in the middle of it. Port Credit is the reason people who swore they'd never leave downtown Toronto end up in Mississauga.
✦ Peel Region · Community Guide
MISSISSAUGAcity of villages.
Port Credit harbour & the lighthouse
Canada's seventh-largest city still behaves like a collection of villages — Port Credit on the water, Streetsville on the Credit River, Clarkson and Lorne Park under the old oaks — with a genuine downtown rising around Square One in the middle of it.
- Average price
- $1.0M
- Typical range
- $450K – $8M+
- Region
- Peel Region, Ontario
1.0M
Average price
All property types
717K
Residents
Canada's 7th largest city
7×
GO stations
Lakeshore & Milton lines
10min
To Pearson
Canada's largest airport
The case for Mississauga
Why live here.
Five things that keep bringing buyers back to Mississauga.
02Square One & City Centre
The New Downtown
Square One, the Living Arts Centre, Sheridan's HMC campus, the Celebration Square skating rink and a forest of towers — plus the Hurontario LRT stitching it all together.
03Valley & Trails
The Credit River
The Credit cuts a wooded valley from Streetsville down to the lake, with the Culham Trail, Erindale Park and salmon runs every autumn — the city's actual spine.
04Lorne Park & Mineola
Old-Growth Estates
South Mississauga's estate belt — half-acre lots, oak and pine canopy, quiet crescents and a rebuild market that has been running hot for a decade.
05Pearson · 401 · 403 · QEW
Everything Connects
Two GO lines, seven stations, four highways and Canada's biggest airport ten minutes away. If your work is anywhere in the GTA, Mississauga is inside the commute shed.
Local knowledge
Mississauga pocket by pocket.
Every neighbourhood trades differently. Open any one to see what is on the market there right now.
01Port Credit
Waterfront condos & village detached
02Lorne Park
Estate lots & custom builds
03Mineola
Custom rebuilds & bungalows
04Streetsville
Century homes & townhomes
05City Centre
High-rise condos
06Clarkson & Sheridan
Detached & semis
07Erin Mills & Central Erin Mills
Family detached & towns
08Meadowvale & Churchill Meadows
Detached, towns & condos
Live Mississauga market
On the market now.
For Sale
$1,200,000
3 BD2 BA
1305 - 220 MISSINNIHE WAY, Mississauga (Port Credit), Ontario, L5H0A9
MLS® W9387650
For Sale
$1,100,000
3 BD2 BA
1307 - 220 MISSINNIHE WAY, Mississauga (Port Credit), Ontario, L5H0A9
MLS® W9387686
For Rent
$4,500/mo
3 BD3 BA
5520 MEADOWCREST AVENUE, Mississauga (Churchill Meadows), Ontario, L5M0V1
MLS® W9513530
For Sale
$1,850,000
6 BD4 BA
495 FAIRVIEW ROAD W, Mississauga (Fairview), Ontario, L5B3W7
MLS® W10430120
For Sale
$799,800
3 BD2 BA
1008 - 4065 CONFEDERATION PARKWAY, Mississauga (City Centre), Ontario, L5B0L4
MLS® W11948520
For Rent
$1,500/mo
1 BD1 BA
LOWER - 3156 BENTLEY DRIVE, Mississauga (Churchill Meadows), Ontario, L5M6V8
MLS® W12062723
Culture, sport & the outdoors
Life in Mississauga.
What a weekend looks like once the paperwork is done and the keys are yours.
01Harbour, patios & the lake
Port Credit & the Waterfront Trail
A lighthouse, a marina, a main street of restaurants and 22 km of Waterfront Trail running from Rattray Marsh east to the Toronto boundary.
02Culture & city life
Celebration Square & the Living Arts Centre
Free summer concerts, a winter skating rink and a 1,300-seat theatre — the civic heart the city built for itself beside Square One.
03River valley & recreation
Credit Valley Trails & Erindale Park
The Culham Trail, Erindale Park's river flats and the autumn salmon run — a continuous green corridor from Streetsville to the lake.
04Retail & campus
Square One & Sheridan HMC
Ontario's largest shopping centre and a downtown Sheridan campus, with the Hurontario LRT connecting both to Port Credit and Brampton.
05Restaurants & cafés
Eating Across the Villages
Port Credit's patio strip, Streetsville's main-street kitchens, and one of the most genuinely global restaurant scenes in the country spread through Cooksville, Malton and the Hurontario corridor.
06Transit & commute
Seven GO Stations, an LRT & an Airport
Two GO lines with seven stations, the Hurontario LRT running Port Credit to Brampton, MiWay's full bus grid, four highways and Canada's largest airport ten minutes away. Nothing in the GTA is out of reach from here.
Everyday essentials
What's around the corner.
The Mississauga amenities that decide how a street actually lives — not just how it shows.
01·
Dining & cafés
One of the most genuinely international restaurant scenes in the country.
Port Credit's Lakeshore strip
patios, pubs and waterfront kitchens through the harbour village
Streetsville main street
independent restaurants and cafés along the Credit River village core
Cooksville & the Hurontario corridor
the city's deepest run of global kitchens and specialty grocers
Celebration Square & City Centre
restaurant rows serving the downtown towers and Sheridan campus
02·
Shopping & retail
Ontario's largest mall, plus a town centre in nearly every quadrant.
Square One Shopping Centre
the largest shopping centre in Ontario, at the heart of the City Centre
Erin Mills Town Centre
west-end mall serving Erin Mills, Churchill Meadows and Streetsville
Sheridan Centre & Clarkson Crossing
south-west everyday retail, grocery and services
Heartland Town Centre
one of Canada's largest big-box power centres, in the north end
03·
Transit & commute
Two GO lines, an LRT, a full bus network and Pearson on the doorstep.
Port Credit & Clarkson GO
Lakeshore West line, roughly 30 minutes to Union
Hurontario LRT
light rail linking Port Credit to Brampton through the City Centre
MiWay & City Centre Transit Terminal
the region's busiest bus terminal, with GO and LRT connections
Toronto Pearson & four highways
the 401, 403, 407 and QEW all cross the city; Pearson is ten minutes out
04·
Sport & recreation
Community centres, arenas and a lakefront that runs the width of the city.
Paramount Fine Foods Centre
four-pad arena and events venue, home to the city's junior hockey
Huron Park & Meadowvale community centres
pools, gyms, rinks and racquet courts across the quadrants
Port Credit & Lakefront Promenade marinas
sailing, boating and the region's largest recreational harbours
BraeBen & Lakeview golf courses
municipal courses on either side of the city
05·
Parks & trails
A river valley down the middle and 22 km of shoreline along the bottom.
Waterfront Trail
22 continuous kilometres from Rattray Marsh east to the Toronto line
Rattray Marsh Conservation Area
the last remaining lakefront marsh between Toronto and Burlington
Erindale Park & the Culham Trail
the city's largest park, on the Credit River flats
Kariya Park & Celebration Square
a Japanese garden and the civic square at the centre of downtown
06·
Health & essentials
Three hospital sites, eighteen library branches and services everywhere.
Trillium Health Partners
Mississauga Hospital and Queensway Health Centre, both full-service sites
Credit Valley Hospital
west-end hospital serving Erin Mills, Streetsville and Meadowvale
Mississauga Library
eighteen branches, anchored by the Central Library at Celebration Square
Peel Regional Police
multiple divisions serving the city, with headquarters in the north end
Want to know what sits within a five-minute walk of a specific address? Ask us — we run that check on every property before our clients see it.
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Schools & catchments.
In Mississauga, catchment moves price as much as square footage does. Boundaries are reviewed periodically — confirm the current one before you firm up.
01
Public Secondary
Peel District School Board
John Fraser Secondary School
Top Provincial Rankings
Central Erin Mills secondary school with a long record near the top of provincial rankings and an intensely competitive catchment.
Lorne Park Secondary School
South Flagship
Serves the Lorne Park and Clarkson estate belt, with strong academics, arts and one of the city's best-known athletic programmes.
The Woodlands School
Regional Sports & Arts
Home to regional enhanced programmes in sport and the arts, drawing students from across the city rather than just its catchment.
02
Catholic Secondary
Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board
St. Francis Xavier Secondary School
IB & Regional Arts
One of Peel's strongest Catholic secondary schools, offering the International Baccalaureate diploma alongside regional arts programming.
Iona Catholic Secondary School
South Mississauga
Central Catholic secondary school with established French Immersion and specialist high skills major pathways.
03
Post-Secondary
Universities & colleges in-city
University of Toronto Mississauga
Full U of T Campus
A 225-acre campus on the Credit River offering U of T degrees, including the Institute for Management & Innovation, without leaving the city.
Sheridan College — Hazel McCallion Campus
Downtown Campus
Sheridan's business and creative campus in the City Centre, steps from Square One and the LRT corridor.
Straight answers
Mississauga, asked & answered.
The questions that come up on almost every first call.
Around $1.0M across all property types, though the range is enormous. City Centre condos start well under half a million, while Lorne Park and Mineola estate lots regularly clear several million.
Central Erin Mills, on the strength of John Fraser and Stephen Lewis, is the most sought-after public catchment in the city. Lorne Park Secondary anchors the south end and carries a similar premium.
For walkability, yes — it is one of the few GTA addresses with a harbour, a real main street and a GO station inside the same ten-minute walk. The Brightwater development is adding supply, which is worth watching if you are timing an entry.
Lakeshore West GO from Port Credit or Clarkson runs about 30 minutes to Union. The Milton line serves the north, and the Hurontario LRT now links Port Credit to Brampton through the City Centre.
The City Centre has the deepest rental pool in Peel, driven by Sheridan's downtown campus, the LRT and the office cluster along Hurontario. Yields differ sharply building to building — we can pull the comparables before you commit.
The People
Your Mississauga team.
Markjensen.
Broker of Record
With over 15 years in the Oakville and Burlington markets, Mark has built his reputation on honest guidance and exceptional results. He specialises in move-up buyers, luxury properties, and seller strategy — personally closing 400+ transactions across Halton Region.
TEL(289) 815-2822MAILmark@thejensenteam.ca
Leahjensen.
Realtor®
Leah brings warmth and market depth to every buyer journey. Known for her patience and deep neighbourhood knowledge across Oakville, Mississauga and Burlington, she ensures her clients find not just a house — but the right home.
TEL(647) 424-3576MAILleah@thejensenteam.ca✦ Buying in Mississauga
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