MISSISSAUGA

A Dynamic, Diverse City at the Heart of the GTA

Mississauga is one of Canada’s fastest-growing, most diverse urban centres, offering world-class amenities, thriving business districts, and vibrant neighbourhoods — all with quick access to Toronto and the entire Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Whether you’re raising a family, building your career, or investing in real estate, Mississauga delivers big-city convenience with suburban space and lifestyle.

Why Mississauga?

Mississauga combines economic opportunity, cultural diversity, and exceptional livability. With top-ranked schools, abundant green space, major transportation hubs, and diverse housing options, it’s easy to see why Mississauga remains a top destination for families, professionals, and investors alike.

Community Snapshot

Population: Over 720,000 — Canada’s 7th largest city
Location: Bordering Toronto to the west; part of Peel Region
Real Estate: Wide range of urban condos, suburban homes, townhomes, and executive properties
Notable: Major corporate headquarters, Pearson International Airport, multicultural communities, extensive parks system

Neighbourhoods of Note

Mississauga offers a diverse mix of neighbourhoods to suit every lifestyle and stage of life:

Port Credit: Lakeside living with marinas, shops, dining, and waterfront trails
Mineola: Prestigious enclave with mature trees, custom homes, and large lots
Lakeview: Revitalizing lakeside area with new developments and future growth potential
Lorne Park: Established luxury community with executive homes and strong school catchments
Erin Mills & Central Erin Mills: Family-friendly areas with modern homes, great schools, and proximity to shopping
City Centre (Square One District): High-rise living, entertainment, and walkability at the heart of Mississauga
Meadowvale & Lisgar: Affordable family options with parks, trails, and community amenities

Schools & Education

Mississauga is a major draw for families, thanks to its excellent education options:

Public & Catholic Schools:

Served by the Peel District School Board and Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board
Multiple elementary and secondary schools ranked among Ontario’s top performers

Private & Independent Schools:

Mentor College, GlenOak Academy, and other independent school options within and near Mississauga

Post-Secondary Access:

University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) Campus — renowned for research, business, and liberal arts programs
Close to Sheridan College, Humber College, and quick transit to downtown Toronto universities

Parks, Recreation & Nature

Mississauga offers an extensive network of parks, waterfront areas, and recreational facilities:

Over 500 Parks and Green Spaces, including major waterfront parks
Waterfront Trail: Scenic route for walking, cycling, and lakeside views stretching through Port Credit and Lakeview
Credit River Valley: Natural green corridor with trails, fishing, and wildlife
Golf: Numerous public and private courses, including Mississaugua Golf & Country Club
Recreation Centres: Modern facilities with pools, arenas, fitness, and youth programs

Arts, Culture & Lifestyle

Mississauga is a cultural mosaic with events, entertainment, and diverse dining:

Living Arts Centre: Theatre, concerts, galleries, and arts education
Celebration Square: Year-round events, festivals, outdoor skating, and live performances
Multicultural Festivals: Carassauga, South Asian Fest, and more
Shopping & Dining: Square One — Ontario’s largest shopping mall — plus boutique areas like Streetsville and Port Credit

The city celebrates its global cultures, offering cuisine, markets, and community events from around the world.

Transportation & Accessibility

Mississauga is among the best-connected cities in the GTA:

Highways: Direct access to Hwy 401, 403, QEW, 407, and 410
GO Transit: Multiple GO stations, including Cooksville, Port Credit, and Clarkson, with fast service to Toronto
Public Transit: MiWay bus network, with future LRT expansion under construction
Air Travel: Home to Toronto Pearson International Airport — Canada’s largest and busiest airport
Proximity: 30 minutes to downtown Toronto (traffic permitting); short commute to Oakville, Burlington, and Brampton

Economy & Local Business

Mississauga is a major economic engine in the GTA:

Over 90,000 Businesses — Including many Fortune 500 Canadian headquarters
Key Sectors: Advanced manufacturing, finance, technology, life sciences, and logistics
Corporate Hub: Global firms such as Microsoft, Pepsico, General Mills, and Roche
Entrepreneurial Spirit: Thriving small business and startup community
Workforce: Highly skilled, diverse, and globally connected

Real Estate & Housing Market

Mississauga offers broad housing options, from urban condos to suburban family homes:

Luxury Estates in Lorne Park, Mineola, and Credit Mills
Waterfront Condos & Townhomes in Port Credit and Lakeview
Family-Friendly Neighbourhoods with detached homes, townhouses, and modern amenities
Urban Living in City Centre with high-rise condos near Square One
Future Development: Ongoing revitalization of the waterfront and major growth corridors

Mississauga provides strong long-term real estate fundamentals, bolstered by population growth, infrastructure investment, and ongoing demand from across the GTA.