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South Banks Towns

Price:
From $549K
Completion:
2028
Storeys:
2
Developer:
Deco Homes, Opus Homes
Address:
1110 Lakeshore Road East, Mississauga, ON

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The Nine

Developer:
Mattamy Homes
Address:
6578 Ninth Line, Mississauga, ON

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Kith Condos

Storeys:
25
Developer:
The Daniels Corporation
Address:
2475 Eglinton Ave W, Mississauga

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Bridge House Condos

Developer:
Diamondcorp, Dream Unlimited Corp, Fram Building Group and Kilmer Group
Address:
70 Mississauga Rd S, Mississauga, ON

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Canopy Towers 2

Price:
From $500,000s
Completion:
2028
Storeys:
38
Developer:
Liberty Development
Address:
5081 Hurontario St, Mississauga, ON L4Z 3X7

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Artisan Towns

Developer:
Centra Homes
Address:
Streetsville Mississauga, ON

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Exhale Residences on Lakeshore

Price:
Starting from the $500,000s
Storeys:
11
Developer:
Brixen Developments
Address:
1381 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga, ON

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High Line Condos

Storeys:
6
Developer:
Branthaven
Address:
5160 Ninth Line, Mississauga, ON

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Birch Condos

Completion:
2027
Storeys:
15
Developer:
Branthaven Homes
Address:
Dixie Rd & Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga, ON

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MW Condos

No. of units:
320
Storeys:
28
Developer:
JD Development Group and Reids Heritage Homes
Address:
45 Agnes Street, Mississauga, ON

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Harbourwalk Condos

Storeys:
19
Developer:
Tridel
Address:
1082 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga, ON

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Above Condos

Price:
Starting from $400s
No. of units:
577
Storeys:
23
Developer:
Marlin Spring Developments and RioCan Living
Address:
30 Bristol Rd E, Mississauga, ON

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EXS Condos

No. of units:
295
Storeys:
31
Developer:
Camrost Felcorp
Address:
181 City Centre Dr, Mississauga, ON

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M5 Condos

No. of units:
900
Storeys:
81
Developer:
Rogers Real Estate Development Limited and Urban Capital
Address:
505 Webb Dr, Mississauga, ON

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Lakeview DXE Club Condos

No. of units:
397
Storeys:
12
Developer:
Vandyk Properties
Address:
1345 Lakeshore Road East Mississauga, Ontario

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Emerson House

No. of units:
105
Storeys:
7
Developer:
YYZed Project Management
Address:
1646 Dundas St W, Mississauga, ON

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The Southlands Condos

Completion:
2030
No. of units:
2000
Storeys:
75
Developer:
Camrost Felcorp
Address:
77 Burnhamthorpe Rd W, Mississauga, ON L5B 1M5, Canada

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Voya 2 Condos

Storeys:
36
Developer:
Amacon
Address:
Arbutus Way, Mississauga

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Camilla King

No. of units:
24
Developer:
City Park Homes
Address:
487 Camilla Road, Mississauga, ON

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Lakeview Village Condos

No. of units:
8000
Developer:
DECO Homes, Opus Homes
Address:
1300 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga

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Vic Condos

Developer:
Forest Green Homes
Address:
Tannery St & Queen St S, Mississauga, ON, L5M 1L2

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Kindred Condos

Developer:
The Daniels Corporation
Address:
2475 Eglinton Ave W, Mississauga

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Gemma Condos

Price:
From CAD $659,900 to over $1,029,900
Completion:
2023
No. of units:
406
Storeys:
35
Developer:
Pinnacle International
Address:
5044 Hurontario St, Mississauga, ON

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EX3 Condos

Completion:
2026
No. of units:
600
Storeys:
72
Developer:
Camrost Felcorp
Address:
151 City Centre Dr, Mississauga, ON L5B 1M7

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New Condos in Mississauga 2026: Prices, Top Developments & Square One Guide

Looking for new condos in Mississauga? 2026 is shaping up as one of the best years in over a decade to buy, with prices down from their peak, deep inventory across pre-construction condos in Mississauga, and major master-planned communities like the Square One District reshaping the downtown skyline. Here’s what buyers and investors need to know before choosing a Mississauga condo for sale this year.

Mississauga sits at the centre of the action — shopping, restaurants, entertainment, schools and colleges — while staying close to downtown Toronto with all modern amenities within easy reach. After a run of rapid price growth earlier this decade, the Mississauga real estate market has shifted into buyer-friendly territory in 2026, with more inventory and more negotiating room than condo buyers have seen in years.

The city is often called the “Gateway to Canada” for hosting Toronto Pearson International Airport in its northeast corner. Beyond the iconic Absolute World (“Marilyn Monroe”) Towers, Mississauga has grown into an arts hub, finance centre and multicultural destination in its own right. Home to roughly 900,000–1 million people, Mississauga was founded in 1805 and became an independent city in 1968. Longtime mayor Hazel McCallion, who served for 36 years, oversaw much of the transformation that built modern Mississauga; the city’s light rail project now carries her name. Current mayor Carolyn Parrish continues to steer growth and infrastructure priorities, including the long-delayed Hurontario LRT.

Now known as Canada’s sixth-largest city, Mississauga remains a magnet for new condo developments, particularly around its downtown City Centre. It’s home to over 1,300 multinational firms and tens of thousands of businesses, including several Fortune 500 companies, employing hundreds of thousands of workers in banking, finance, telecom, IT, automotive, pharmaceuticals and consumer products. That job base — and Mississauga’s proximity to Toronto and the airport — continues to draw a young, diverse workforce that fuels demand for condo living, even as the market cools from its post-pandemic peak.

Mississauga Condo Prices in 2026

The Mississauga housing market has cooled meaningfully since 2023–2024, with rising inventory giving buyers considerably more leverage than in prior years.

Condos — As of mid-2026, the average Mississauga condo price sits in the roughly $527,000–$545,000 range, with a median closer to $510,000. That’s down from levels seen in 2023–2024, driven by a wave of new supply: condos now have by far the deepest active listings of any property type in the city, which keeps pricing competitive for buyers. CREA data shows the median condo price fell about 6.5% year-over-year in Q2 2026.

All property types (city average) — The average residential sale price across Mississauga in 2026 is roughly $900,000–$1,000,000, depending on the month and data source, reflecting a decline of several percent from 2024–2025 highs. Forecasts from local brokerages point to a modest ~3% price recovery heading into 2027 as interest rates ease and sidelined buyers return.

Townhomes — Averaging around $900,000–$950,000, townhomes remain a popular entry point for first-time buyers, many of whom are targeting the ~$800,000 price band.

Semi-detached homes — Averaging roughly $930,000–$950,000.

Detached homes — Averaging around $1.37–1.45 million citywide, with luxury enclaves like Lorne Park and Mineola well above $2 million, while the broader detached segment has softened 5–8% from its recent peak as fewer buyers qualify at current rates.

Market conditions — 2026 is a buyer’s market in Mississauga. Active listings are elevated, average days on market for condos runs about 25–35 days, and sales-to-new-listings ratios remain below 50%. Rental prices have also softened, giving investors less rental-yield cushion than in previous cycles — worth factoring in if cash flow (not just appreciation) is part of your investment thesis. Cooksville, Square One/City Centre and Port Credit are named among the most desirable neighbourhoods heading into the rest of 2026.

*Note: Real estate prices change monthly. Confirm current figures with a licensed realtor or CREA/MLS data before making an investment decision — this isn’t financial advice.*

Living in Mississauga’s New Condo Communities

The majority of Mississauga’s downtown population lives and works around Burnhamthorpe Road and Hurontario Street — the City Centre core, home to the largest concentration of new condos near Square One. This area borders Toronto, offers high walkability, and packs in urban amenities.

Mississauga has a wide range of restaurants, malls, museums, theatres, parks, trails, sports facilities and nightlife. Leading shopping destinations near Mississauga condos include Square One Shopping Centre (still the largest shopping centre in Canada), Sheridan Centre, Dixie Outlet Mall, Erin Mills Town Centre, Mississauga Chinese Centre and Westwood Square. The dining scene continues to expand around City Centre and Square One with a mix of chains and local spots.

For entertainment, residents can visit Sky Zone Trampoline Park, the 5 Drive-in, Jack Darling Memorial Park and Lakefront Promenade Park, along with several golf and country clubs. Waterfront neighbourhoods like Port Credit remain some of the most sought-after places to live in the city.

Toronto Pearson International Airport, located within Mississauga, keeps both domestic and international travel highly convenient for condo residents.

Transit Near Mississauga Condos: Highways, GO Transit & the Hurontario LRT

Mississauga condos remain well-connected via a dense highway and transit network. Highway 403, 401, 427, the QEW, Hurontario Street and Lakeshore Road W are the key arteries, with Highway 407 running along the city’s northwest border. The drive to downtown Toronto is about 35 km, roughly 30 minutes depending on traffic.

Mississauga sits on three major railway corridors, including the Toronto–Sarnia Via Rail line through the Quebec City–Windsor corridor. MiWay bus service runs more than 90 routes and connects to GO Transit, TTC, Oakville and Brampton Transit, with accessible, ramp-equipped buses citywide. GO Transit stops serve Cooksville, Lisgar, Dixie, Erindale, Meadowvale, Erin Mills, Clarkson, Port Credit, Square One and Streetsville, and the Mississauga Transitway parallels Highway 403 for an added express option.

Hurontario LRT (Hazel McCallion Line) — 2026 status: This remains the biggest open question for transit-driven condo demand in Mississauga. Originally slated for a 2022 opening and later 2024, the 18-km, 19-station line connecting Port Credit GO to Brampton Gateway Terminal is still under construction as of September 2026, with civil works (guideway, overpasses, track) largely advancing but no confirmed public opening date. Metrolinx has cited 2028 internally, while Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish has said it could slip to 2029. Ongoing construction along Hurontario Street continues to disrupt traffic and nearby businesses in the meantime. For condo buyers banking on transit-oriented appreciation along the corridor, this is a longer-horizon bet than it looked a few years ago — worth pricing in the extended timeline rather than assuming an imminent opening.

Top Pre-Construction Condo Developments in Mississauga (2026)

Unlike the sharp price appreciation of the early 2020s, 2026 is characterized by high supply and slower absorption. Parking remains a separate, non-included cost in most new buildings, typically $30,000–$45,000. Smaller, more efficient studio and one-bedroom layouts remain the preferred choice for younger buyers prioritizing affordability per square foot.

Downtown intensification continues around City Centre. Notable current and upcoming projects include:

– Square One District (The Daniels Corporation) — a massive 130-acre master-planned redevelopment of the Square One lands, ultimately planned for 37 towers and roughly 9,146 residential units across 18 condo buildings, making it one of the largest mixed-use developments in Canada.
– M6 Condos (Urban Capital & Rogers) — a proposed high-rise near Confederation Parkway in the Square One area.
– Canopy Towers 2 (Liberty Development) — at Hurontario St & Eglinton Ave.
– Aura Townhomes (Caivan Development) — sold out within a weekend in spring 2026, a sign that well-priced, lower-density product still moves quickly even in a soft condo market.

Given softer overall demand, some planned towers have seen construction timelines slip or launches paused, as builders wait for pricing and absorption to firm up before committing new supply.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are new condos in Mississauga a good investment in 2026?
Mississauga’s fundamentals — proximity to Toronto and Pearson Airport, a large employer base, and continued population growth — remain intact. However, 2026 is a buyer’s market with softer rents and slower appreciation than 2020–2023, so most advisors treat it as a longer-horizon hold rather than a quick flip.

What is the average price of a condo in Mississauga right now?
As of mid-2026, the average condo price is roughly $527,000–$545,000, with a median near $510,000 — down from the highs of 2023–2024 due to increased supply.

Where are the best pre-construction condos in Mississauga?
City Centre/Square One has the deepest pipeline of new supply, anchored by the Square One District master plan. Port Credit and the Lakeview Village waterfront community are the top picks for lifestyle-focused buyers, while Cooksville is gaining attention for affordability and access.

When will the Hurontario LRT open?
There’s no confirmed public opening date as of September 2026. Metrolinx has referenced 2028 internally, and Mississauga’s mayor has said it could slip to 2029, after years of delays from an original 2022 target.

Do I need a large down payment for a Mississauga pre-construction condo?
Typical minimums are 5% for units under $500,000 and 10% above that threshold, though deposit structures vary by builder — always confirm current terms directly with the developer.

The Bottom Line

Mississauga’s fundamentals — proximity to Toronto and Pearson Airport, a large multinational employer base, and continued population growth — remain intact. What’s changed since the original boom years is the near-term price picture: 2026 is a buyer’s market with elevated condo inventory, softer rents, and a transit catalyst (the Hurontario LRT) that’s now years further out than originally promised. For investors, that combination argues for a longer holding horizon and closer attention to entry price and carrying costs, rather than assuming the rapid appreciation of the early 2020s will repeat on the same timeline.

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New development projects in the nearby area are Etobicoke Condos, Toronto Condos, Oakville Condos & Brampton Condos and Milton Condos.

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New Condos in Mississauga 2026: Prices, Top Developments & Square One Guide

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Transit Near Mississauga Condos: Highways, GO Transit & the Hurontario LRT

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