Market data · Data through September 2026
GTA West Condo Price Index
What a square foot of condo actually sells for in Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington and Milton, tracked month by month from closed MLS® sales. Updated each month, free to quote and download.
In the three months to September 2026, condo apartments in Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington and Milton sold for a median of about $579 per square foot, 10.0% lower than a year earlier. That puts the GTA West Condo Price Index at 89.3, where the 2025 average is 100.
- Mississauga: $556 per square foot, 13.4% lower than a year earlier.
- Oakville: $674 per square foot, 3.4% lower than a year earlier.
- Burlington: $565 per square foot, 6.3% lower than a year earlier.
- Milton: $561 per square foot, 10.1% lower than a year earlier.
Source: TRREB/PropTx MLS® closed sales · Updated monthly · Condo apartments only
Latest figures
Three months to September 2026. Price per square foot and sale price are medians, averaged over the three months.
| Area | $/sq ft | vs year ago | Index | Sale price | Of asking | Days to sell | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GTA West (all four) | $579 | −10.0% | 89.3 | $484K | 96.9% | 47 | 595 |
| Mississauga | $556 | −13.4% | 87.7 | $461K | 97.0% | 45 | 349 |
| Oakville | $674 | −3.4% | 92.0 | $519K | 96.8% | 44 | 106 |
| Burlington | $565 | −6.3% | 92.2 | $512K | 96.6% | 59 | 101 |
| Milton | $561 | −10.1% | 87.7 | $525K | 97.6% | 40 | 39 |
The index month by month
Each line is measured against its own 2025 average, so the lines show how prices moved, not which city costs more.
- GTA West
- Mississauga
- Oakville
- Burlington
- Milton
Show every month as a table
| Three months to | GTA West | Mississauga | Oakville | Burlington | Milton |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| September 2026 | $579index 89.3 | $556index 87.7 | $674index 92.0 | $565index 92.2 | $561index 87.7 |
| August 2026 | $584index 90.0 | $567index 89.5 | $675index 92.1 | $555index 90.5 | $553index 86.5 |
| July 2026 | $598index 92.2 | $589index 92.9 | $672index 91.7 | $567index 92.5 | $569index 89.0 |
| June 2026 | $606index 93.5 | $610index 96.1 | $674index 92.0 | $555index 90.5 | $564index 88.2 |
| May 2026 | $613index 94.5 | $619index 97.6 | $672index 91.7 | $570index 93.1 | $561index 87.8 |
| April 2026 | $614index 94.6 | $613index 96.6 | $688index 93.8 | $570index 93.0 | $556index 86.9 |
| March 2026 | $613index 94.5 | $597index 94.1 | $691index 94.4 | $596index 97.3 | $575index 90.0 |
| February 2026 | $586index 90.4 | $554index 87.4 | $700index 95.5 | $571index 93.2 | $601index 94.0 |
| January 2026 | $591index 91.1 | $562index 88.6 | $721index 98.4 | $552index 90.0 | $609index 95.3 |
| December 2025 | $602index 92.8 | $582index 91.8 | $706index 96.4 | $565index 92.2 | $592index 92.6 |
| November 2025 | $625index 96.4 | $619index 97.7 | $695index 94.8 | $585index 95.4 | $602index 94.2 |
| October 2025 | $634index 97.7 | $635index 100.2 | $685index 93.5 | $593index 96.7 | $601index 94.0 |
| September 2025 | $643index 99.2 | $642index 101.3 | $698index 95.2 | $604index 98.5 | $624index 97.6 |
| August 2025 | $658index 101.5 | $648index 102.2 | $728index 99.3 | $621index 101.3 | $648index 101.4 |
| July 2025 | $665index 102.6 | $650index 102.6 | $733index 100.1 | $637index 103.9 | $644index 100.7 |
| June 2025 | $668index 103.0 | $646index 102.0 | $756index 103.2 | $634index 103.4 | $639index 99.9 |
| May 2025 | $665index 102.5 | $640index 101.0 | $759index 103.6 | $633index 103.3 | $681index 106.5 |
| April 2025 | $669index 103.1 | $646index 102.0 | $769index 105.0 | $643index 104.9 | $690index 107.9 |
| March 2025 | $678index 104.5 | $662index 104.3 | $770index 105.1 | $649index 105.8 | $692index 108.2 |
| February 2025 | $671index 103.5 | $655index 103.3 | $773index 105.6 | $634index 103.4 | $657index 102.8 |
| January 2025 | $669index 103.2 | $639index 100.7 | $792index 108.1 | $644index 105.0 | $682index 106.7 |
Price per square foot by neighbourhood
Condo apartments sold over the last 12 months (October 2025 to September 2026), highest price per square foot first. A neighbourhood needs at least 20 sales to be listed.
Mississauga
Mississauga condo buildings →| Neighbourhood | $/sq ft | Sale price | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| Port Credit | $790 | $695K | 50 |
| Fairview | $705 | $469K | 28 |
| Central Erin Mills | $701 | $539K | 120 |
| Erin Mills | $668 | $534K | 169 |
| City Centre | $621 | $481K | 537 |
| Creditview | $618 | $508K | 26 |
| Hurontario | $557 | $500K | 174 |
| Clarkson | $549 | $568K | 65 |
| Lakeview | $547 | $678K | 46 |
| Meadowvale | $482 | $433K | 34 |
| Rathwood | $474 | $471K | 30 |
| Cooksville | $460 | $444K | 91 |
| Applewood | $460 | $496K | 50 |
| Mississauga Valleys | $432 | $499K | 72 |
| Erindale | $367 | $454K | 35 |
Oakville
Oakville condo buildings →| Neighbourhood | $/sq ft | Sale price | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronte | $812 | $902K | 60 |
| Old Oakville | $773 | $1.20M | 28 |
| Joshua Meadows | $712 | $499K | 41 |
| Glenorchy | $710 | $511K | 55 |
| Westmount | $703 | $475K | 42 |
| Central | $687 | $613K | 41 |
| River Oaks | $685 | $503K | 65 |
| Glen Abbey | $529 | $541K | 47 |
Burlington
Burlington condo buildings →| Neighbourhood | $/sq ft | Sale price | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brant | $698 | $725K | 128 |
| Alton | $645 | $446K | 22 |
| LaSalle | $592 | $437K | 33 |
| Uptown | $580 | $528K | 43 |
| Headon | $523 | $469K | 21 |
| Appleby | $512 | $577K | 61 |
| Tansley | $511 | $441K | 41 |
| Brant Hills | $458 | $545K | 23 |
Milton
Milton condo buildings →| Neighbourhood | $/sq ft | Sale price | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| Willmott | $642 | $599K | 20 |
| Dempsey | $562 | $513K | 42 |
| Old Milton | $465 | $525K | 23 |
How to read the index
The index follows one number: the price a condo apartment sold for, divided by its size. Price per square foot lets you compare a small unit with a large one on the same footing, so a month heavy in big suites does not look like a jump in prices.
The index number makes the trend easy to read. The 2025 average is set to 100. A reading of 95 means a square foot sold for 5% less than it did on average in 2025. A reading of 105 means 5% more. Each city is measured against its own 2025 average, so the lines show how prices moved, not which city costs more. For that, use the price per square foot table.
For the full picture in one city, read its condo market report: Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington or Milton. To see asking prices on a map, try the price per square foot map. A lower price per foot is not always a better deal, so check the fees too. Our guide on how to judge condo fees explains what to look for.
How it is calculated
Source. Closed sales of condo apartments reported on the TRREB/PropTx MLS® system in Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington and Milton. Townhouses, rentals and listings that did not sell are left out. The data starts in November 2024, the first month with complete sold records in our feed.
The measure. For each city and month we take the median sold price per square foot. Listings give size as a range, such as 600 to 699 square feet, so we use the middle of the range.
Smoothing. Each figure is a three-month average: the monthly medians for that month and the two before it, weighted by how many condos sold in each. A single month can swing on a few sales, especially in Milton.
The index. Each city’s three-month figure divided by its own 2025 average, times 100. GTA West combines the four cities, weighting each by its sales that month.
Small samples. In the city figures, a month with fewer than 3 sales counts toward the sales total but not the price, and a three-month figure needs at least 12 sales. A neighbourhood needs at least 20 sales over the last 12 months to be listed, and its figure blends all of them, weighted by sales.
Revisions. Late-reported sales can move the newest two months a little. After that, each month is locked and never changes.
Cite or download
Free for news stories, blogs, newsletters and research. Please credit The Condo Bar and link to this page.
- Monthly index by city (CSV) — every month and area: sales, price per square foot, index, change from a year ago.
- Neighbourhood table (CSV) — last 12 months, every neighbourhood with 20 or more sales.
Aggregate figures from TRREB/PropTx MLS® data. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Need a different cut of the data for a story? Get in touch through the contact page.
Common questions
What is the GTA West Condo Price Index?
A monthly measure of what condo apartments sell for per square foot in Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington and Milton. It uses closed MLS® sales, not asking prices, and sets the 2025 average to 100 so you can see how prices have moved since.
Why price per square foot instead of the average sale price?
The average sale price moves when the mix of units changes. If more large suites sell one month, the average goes up even when nothing got more expensive. Price per square foot compares every sale on the same footing.
How often is it updated?
Once a month, early in the month, when the previous month’s sales are in. The newest two months can shift slightly as late sales are reported. Older months are locked.
Can I quote these numbers or use the data?
Yes. Please credit The Condo Bar and link to this page. The suggested citation and the CSV downloads are on this page. They are free for news stories, blogs, newsletters and research.
Why do the cities start at different points on the chart?
They don’t. Each city’s line is measured against its own 2025 average, so all four sit near 100 in 2025. The lines show how prices changed, not which city is more expensive. The table shows the actual price per square foot.
Does this include townhouses or houses?
No. It covers condo apartments only. Townhouses have their own index, the GTA West Townhouse Price Index. For houses, see the market reports for each city, which break sales down by property type.
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Miko Nalepa
Realtor® at The Condo Bar Real Estate · RECO #4737024
With 15+ years in real estate and a GTA West focus since 2016, Miko Nalepa is a Realtor® with Right At Home Realty, Brokerage, specializing in condos, townhouses, and detached homes across Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, and Milton. The focus stays deliberately narrow -- four cities, not a Toronto-wide practice -- because that's what it takes to know individual buildings and blocks, not just neighbourhood names.
Miko Nalepa is also the creator of The Condo Bar, the data platform behind this site, tracking building-level sales history and live market reports across 450+ GTA West condo buildings so every recommendation starts with what comparable units actually closed for, not asking price.