Mississauga
Mississauga runs from the lakefront villages of Port Credit and Lorne Park to the high-rise core around Square One.
Mississauga is Canada's seventh-largest city with a genuinely diverse housing market: waterfront neighbourhoods, established detached suburbs, and one of the GTA's largest condominium concentrations downtown.
Lifestyle
Living in Mississauga
Mississauga is Canada's seventh-largest city with a genuinely diverse housing market: waterfront neighbourhoods, established detached suburbs, and one of the GTA's largest condominium concentrations downtown.
Employment density, Pearson access and the future Hazel McCallion LRT keep both end-user and investor demand active.
Parks & recreation
Lakefront parks in Port Credit, Erindale Park, Riverwood Conservancy and the Credit River trail system.
Popular neighbourhoods
Port CreditPort Credit is Mississauga's lakefront village, with a marina, walkable main street and GO service directly to Union Station.
StreetsvilleStreetsville is Mississauga's 'village in the city' — a heritage main street on Queen Street South, the Credit River, and residential streets that feel a world away from the city centre.
Erin MillsErin Mills is a large planned community in west Mississauga, organised around Erin Mills Town Centre, Credit Valley Hospital and a well-connected network of schools and parks.
Mississauga City CentreMississauga City Centre is the condominium heart of the city — Square One, the Living Arts Centre, Celebration Square and a dense cluster of towers with transit at the door.