Mississauga home prices rise in September, but sales and listings drop
The average sale price increased 3.5 percent from August but remains lower than a year ago.
MISSISSAUGA · The average price for a home in Mississauga rose to $929,600 in September 2026, according to data from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board. That figure is up 3.5 percent, or $31,090, from August 2026 but down 4.1 percent, or $39,901, compared to September 2025. There were 468 home sales in the city last month, a decrease of 6.4 percent from a year earlier. Active listings at the end of September totalled 2,408, which is down 11.7 percent year over year.
Sales took an average of 36 days on the market. The board's data shows a mixed picture across different housing types. Detached houses averaged $1.29 million, a slight monthly increase of 0.8 percent but a 6.9 percent annual decline. There were 196 sales in that category after an average of 30 days on the market, with 919 active listings at month's end.
Semi-detached houses saw prices fall, averaging $870,161, down 1.1 percent from August and 9.1 percent from September 2025. There were 72 sales after 30 days on market and 202 active listings. Attached houses, however, posted a significant monthly gain, averaging $980,037, which is up 12 percent from August and 4.2 percent from a year ago. There were 13 attached house sales after 33 days on market and 68 active listings.
In the condo market, townhouse-style condos averaged $717,408, up 1.5 percent month over month but down 4.4 percent year over year. There were 61 sales after 41 days on market and 373 active listings. Apartment-style condos averaged $500,192, a one percent increase from August but an 11.2 percent decrease compared to September 2025. There were 122 sales after 46 days on market and 831 active listings. Compared to September 2016, the average sale price for all houses and condos in Mississauga has increased 45.2 percent. The board's data shows specific gains over the decade, including a $283,564 gain for detached houses, a $220,814 gain for semi-detached houses, a $366,485 gain for attached houses, a $232,168 gain for townhouse-style condos and a $168,341 gain for apartment-style condos. This story was automatically generated using data collected and maintained by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board.