Mississauga Townhouse FAQ
Frequently asked questions about buying townhouses in Mississauga, Ontario.
What is the average price of a townhouse in Mississauga?
The average asking price for a townhouse in Mississauga is currently $897,161. Prices vary significantly by neighbourhood and ownership type — freehold townhouses typically cost more than condo townhouses. Use our browse filters to find townhouses in your price range.
What is the difference between a freehold and condo townhouse?
A freehold townhouse means you own both the home and the land it sits on. You are responsible for all maintenance but pay no monthly condo fees. A condo townhouse is part of a condominium corporation — you own your unit but share ownership of common elements (roofing, landscaping, etc.) and pay a monthly maintenance fee that covers shared expenses. Freehold townhouses generally cost more upfront but have no recurring fees.
Which Mississauga neighbourhoods have the most townhouses?
The neighbourhoods with the most townhouse listings are: Churchill Meadows (31 listings), Erin Mills (29 listings), Hurontario (26 listings), Lakeview (25 listings), East Credit (22 listings). Each neighbourhood has a distinct character — browse our area pages to learn more about each one.
How often are new townhouse listings added?
Our listings are updated daily. New townhouses for sale in Mississauga are added as soon as they appear on the MLS. Sign up for email alerts to be notified when new listings match your criteria.
Can I attend open houses for townhouses in Mississauga?
Yes! Many townhouse listings in Mississauga host open houses on weekends. Check our "Open Houses This Weekend" page for upcoming open house schedules, or visit the "Open Houses Today" page to find ones happening right now. Open house times are listed on individual property pages.
What should I look for when buying a townhouse in Mississauga?
Key factors to consider include: ownership type (freehold vs. condo), monthly maintenance fees and what they cover, parking (garage, driveway, or street), proximity to transit (GO stations, MiWay, Hurontario LRT), school districts, property tax amounts, and the age and condition of the building. Also check the townhouse rules if it is a condo corporation.
Are townhouses in Mississauga a good investment?
Mississauga townhouses have historically shown strong appreciation as part of the Greater Toronto Area real estate market. Townhouses offer more space than condos at a lower price point than detached homes, making them attractive to a wide range of buyers. Factors like proximity to transit (especially the new Hurontario LRT), school quality, and neighbourhood desirability all influence long-term value. As with any real estate purchase, consult a licensed real estate professional for personalized advice.