Mississauga Real Estate Market Update — July 2026

What happened in the Mississauga housing market in July?

Rather than combining every property type into one citywide number, this market update looks at freehold and condominium properties separately. The two segments serve different buyers, operate at very different price points and can move at different speeds.

For July 2026, Mississauga recorded 395 new freehold listings and 259 freehold sales. The condominium market recorded 417 new listings and 198 sales.

The sections below look at what sold, what those properties sold for, and how long July's sold properties had been on the market.

July 2026 at a glance

New-listing counts come from the July New + Sold datasets. Sold-price, days-on-market and sold-to-list figures come from the July Sold-only datasets.

Mississauga freehold market — July 2026

395 new listings

395 new freehold listings were recorded during the July 1–31, 2026 reporting period. New listings describe supply entering the market during the month — they are not the same population as the properties that sold in July.

259 homes sold

259 freehold properties sold during July. The sold-property mix was:

• 172 detached
• 63 semi-detached
• 20 attached/row/townhouses
• 4 link homes

$1,047,000 median sold price

Median sold price: $1,047,000 Average sold price: $1,136,966

This update emphasizes the median because it represents the midpoint of the sold-price distribution and is less influenced by unusually high-value transactions than the arithmetic mean. That doesn't make the median universally "better" — see Average vs. Median Home Price for how the two measures differ and when each is useful.

22 median days on market

Median days on market: 22 days Average days on market: 28 days

Half of the valid sold-property days-on-market observations were 22 days or less and half were 22 days or more, subject to the source dataset's reporting rules.

97% average sold-to-list ratio

This is the source system's mean %Difference measure across July's freehold sales. It does not mean every property sold at 97% of asking — individual results vary by pricing, neighbourhood, property type, condition, competition and the circumstances of the sale. See Days on Market and Sold-to-List Ratio Explained for how this kind of ratio is calculated.

Mississauga condominium market — July 2026

417 new condominium listings were recorded in July, and 198 condominiums sold. The sold-property mix was:

• 107 condo apartments
• 86 condo townhouses
• 3 common element condos
• 1 detached condo
• 1 semi-detached condo

Median sold price: $579,500 Average sold price: $604,058

Median days on market: 33 days Average days on market: 38 days

Average sold-to-list ratio: 98%

Condo and freehold are reported separately throughout this update because their property mix, price distribution and market behaviour differ.

Freehold and condos behaved differently in July

• Freehold median sold price: $1,047,000 · Condo median sold price: $579,500
• Freehold median days on market: 22 days · Condo median days on market: 33 days
• Freehold average sold-to-list: 97% · Condo average sold-to-list: 98%

Both segments had more new listings recorded in July than completed sales during July. That comparison describes the month's activity — it isn't an absorption rate or a months-of-inventory calculation, and it doesn't mean every new listing directly competed against every July sale. Listings entering the market and properties selling in the same calendar month aren't necessarily the same population.

What does the July market mean for buyers?

Market statistics provide context, not an offer formula. A few things worth keeping in mind:

• Condo and freehold buyers are operating in materially different price ranges and market segments — the citywide figures above won't describe every neighbourhood or price point evenly.
• Conditions can differ by neighbourhood, price range, property style and condition.
• A sold-to-list ratio shouldn't determine an offer by itself — comparable sales and the specific property's condition and context matter more.

If you're weighing a purchase, start with a conversation about what you're looking for.

What does the July market mean for sellers?

Citywide segment statistics are benchmarks, not property valuations.

• $1,047,000 does not imply every freehold property is worth $1,047,000.
• A 22-day median days-on-market figure is not a promise that a specific property will sell in 22 days.
• The same principle applies to the condominium statistics above — building, unit, condo fees, parking, exposure, condition, features and comparable sales can all materially affect what a specific condo is worth.

A Comparative Market Analysis can help place a specific property within the current market, but it is an opinion of value — not a formal appraisal or guaranteed sale price.

If you're thinking about selling, explore what's involved or request a Home Evaluation to start that conversation.

How this market data was prepared

This update covers Mississauga residential market activity from July 1 through July 31, 2026.

• Freehold and condominium properties are reported separately.
• New Listings are taken from the July New + Sold datasets and represent properties recorded as new listings during the reporting period.
• Homes Sold, Median Sold Price, Median Days on Market and Average Sold-to-List Ratio are taken from Sold-only datasets for the same reporting period.
• Zero and null values are excluded from statistical calculations where indicated by the source reports.

Source: MLS® listing data retrieved and reviewed by Jessie Viray, Sales Representative, Right At Home Realty Inc., Brokerage.

Data retrieved: August 12, 2026.

Looking for a more specific Mississauga market picture?

Citywide statistics are useful context, but conditions can vary between neighbourhoods such as Meadowvale, Streetsville, Erin Mills and Port Credit — and by property type, price range and condition. If you'd like to talk through what this looks like for a specific property or area, contact Jessie directly.