Mississauga real estate covers a wide range. For example, there are lakeside village streets in Port Credit, City Centre towers and family neighbourhoods in Churchill Meadows. Whether you are comparing Mississauga homes for sale or getting ready to sell, Shaw Realty Group serves Mississauga and helps you move forward with clear data and steady support.
Mississauga Real Estate: Homes for Sale
Browse current Mississauga real estate listings below. If something catches your eye, call us and we will set up a showing.
1502 – 200 Burnhamthorpe Road E
Mississauga, Ontario
6203 Camgreen Circle
Mississauga, Ontario
4164 Forest Fire Crescent
Mississauga, Ontario
3002 – 360 Square One Drive
Mississauga, Ontario
102 – 86 Joymar Drive
Mississauga, Ontario
1437 Lakeshore Road E Unit# 201
Mississauga, Ontario
2706 – 3985 Grand Park Drive
Mississauga, Ontario
4413 Lee Drive
Mississauga, Ontario
112 – 2001 Bonnymede Drive
Mississauga, Ontario
Why Shaw Realty Group
Readers in Cambridge and Waterloo Region have recognized our brokerage:
- Voted Cambridge’s favourite real estate brokerage in the CambridgeToday Reader Favourites 2026
- Best of Waterloo Region Readers’ Choice 2026, Platinum, Best Real Estate Brokerage
- Waterloo Readers’ Choice 2025, Platinum, Real Estate Brokerage
- Cambridge Times Readers’ Choice 2024, Platinum, Real Estate Brokerage
- Waterloo Region Record Readers’ Choice 2023, Diamond, Real Estate Brokerage
- Cambridge Times Readers’ Choice 2021, Gold, Real Estate Brokerage
- Shaw Hasyj: Gold, Real Estate Agent, Cambridge Times Readers’ Choice 2024 and 2021
Since 2017, our team has helped with more than 200 homes a year. In addition, Shaw Hasyj is a regular voice on CTV News Kitchener, explaining what is happening in the local market. As a result, that habit of explaining the market plainly is what we bring to Mississauga clients.
Our office is at 215 Queen St W, Unit B-201, in Cambridge. When you are ready, meet the team or see everything we offer.
Mississauga real estate market snapshot
- MLS® HPI benchmark price for Mississauga: $903,600, down 1.1% from August and down 6.4% from September 2025.
Across the wider Cornerstone market in September 2026:
- Across all Cornerstone market areas: 1,171 sales (down 17.8% from September 2025) and 3,350 new listings (down 18.8%).
- Cornerstone-wide inventory was down 10.8% year over year. Also, months of supply held at 4.6, unchanged from September 2025.
- Average days on market across Cornerstone’s areas: 40, up from 37 a year earlier.
Sources: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS® market update, September 2026 (released October 5, 2026). Also, see Cornerstone’s Mississauga statistics page for monthly reports.
A condo near Square One and a detached home in Lorne Park are very different markets. That is why we pull the sales that matter for your area. However, we do not forecast prices.
Mississauga neighbourhoods
The Mississauga Official Plan lists 23 neighbourhoods. Here are a few Mississauga real estate areas buyers often ask about:
Port Credit
Port Credit is a lakeside village where the Credit River meets Lake Ontario. It also has a marina, a main street on Lakeshore Road and a mix of older homes, towns and condos.
Streetsville
A 19th century village on the Credit River, now a Heritage Conservation District, with a busy Queen Street and older family homes nearby.
Clarkson-Lorne Park
Mature, tree-filled streets and larger lots in the south-west, with Clarkson Village shops and Rattray Marsh on the lake.
Meadowvale
Meadowvale is a planned community of the 1970s and 1980s with lakes, trails, townhouses and detached homes.
Churchill Meadows
Similarly, Churchill Meadows is a newer west-end area of detached homes, semis and towns, popular with growing families.
Mineola
Meanwhile, Mineola has quiet, wooded streets and large lots near Port Credit, with a mix of original bungalows and newer custom homes.
Living in Mississauga
- Schools: the Peel District School Board and the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board serve the city. Also, the University of Toronto Mississauga and Sheridan College’s Hazel McCallion Campus are here.
- Parks: Jack Darling Memorial Park, Rattray Marsh and the Credit River trails.
- Things to do: Celebration Square events, the Living Arts Centre and the Port Credit waterfront.
- Shopping: Square One, Erin Mills Town Centre, Heartland Town Centre and village main streets. For more, see the City of Mississauga site.
Commute and getting around
Highways 401, 403, 410, 407 and the QEW all run through the city. MiWay runs local buses. In addition, GO Transit trains stop at Port Credit and Clarkson on Lakeshore West. The Milton line also stops at Dixie, Cooksville, Erindale, Streetsville, Meadowvale and Lisgar, while Malton is on the Kitchener line. Approximate drive times: about 30 to 40 minutes to downtown Toronto and about 25 minutes to Oakville. Cambridge, meanwhile, is about 50 minutes away, depending on traffic.
Buying in Mississauga
- First, help comparing condos, towns and detached homes across very different areas
- Next, your lender sets your budget; we help you stay inside it
- Then, comparable sales behind every offer
- Finally, introductions to lawyers and inspectors, including condo document reviews by a lawyer
Selling in Mississauga
- First, pricing grounded in recent nearby sales
- Next, presentation advice that fits your type of home
- Then, professional marketing to buyers across the GTA
- Finally, clear communication from listing to closing
Curious what your home could be worth? First, request a free home value review. Then we will walk you through recent sales near you.
Frequently asked questions
Is Mississauga a good place to live?
For example, Mississauga offers lakefront villages, big parks and strong transit links. Also, learn more on the City of Mississauga site.
What’s the benchmark home price in Mississauga?
$903,600 in September 2026, down 6.4% year over year. Source: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®, September 2026 (market update).
What’s the average home price in Mississauga?
We have not listed a verified average for September 2026 yet. Until then, contact us for current local sales.
Which neighbourhoods are near the GO train?
Port Credit and Clarkson are on Lakeshore West. Dixie, Cooksville, Erindale, Streetsville, Meadowvale and Lisgar are on the Milton line. Malton is on the Kitchener line. Source: GO Transit.
Do you serve Mississauga?
Yes. In fact, our office is in Cambridge, and we serve buyers and sellers in Mississauga.
Ready to talk about Mississauga real estate?
From a Port Credit condo to a family home in Churchill Meadows, we would be glad to help you plan your move.
To begin, call Shaw and the team at (800) 764-8138 or contact us online. After that, we will get back to you quickly, and there is never any pressure.
We also serve Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo, Guelph, Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville and Huntsville and Muskoka. You can also see all of them on our Areas We Serve page.
This page is for general information only and isn’t legal, tax or financial advice.