Living in Hurontario
Mississauga, ON — the Hurontario corridor through central Mississauga, on the new Hazel McCallion LRT
Which condos are right at Hurontario and Eglinton?
Most of the buildings on the corners of the intersection are recent. Pinnacle International's Pinnacle Uptown community includes Crystal Condos at 55 Eglinton Avenue West (2015), Amber Condos at 5025 Four Springs Avenue (2018), Perla Towers at 35 Watergarden Drive (2021) and 15 Watergarden Drive. Liberty Development's Canopy Towers at 5081 and 5105 Hurontario Street was completed in 2025, and Plaza's Mississauga Square at 8 Nahani Way opened in 2021. Across Eglinton, The Esprit at 50 Eglinton Avenue West is an older neighbour from 1992. All of these are within about 300 metres of the corner.
What about the older towers between Eglinton and Square One?
South of Eglinton, Kingsbridge Garden Circle and Tucana Court hold a concentration of late-1980s to early-2000s towers, about one to one and a half kilometres from Square One. On Kingsbridge are Tridel's Skymark West (2000) and Skymark West 2 (2002), both thirty-four storeys, plus 55 Kingsbridge Garden Circle, Park Mansion and California Condominiums. Belmont Construction built the three towers on Tucana Court (4450, 4460 and 4470) in 1990 and 1991. These buildings generally have larger floor plans than new construction, and their fees reflect decades of wear and a fuller amenity package.
What's north toward Bristol Road?
North of Eglinton the towers thin out into mid-rises and townhouse complexes. Apartment options include Tuscany Gate at 220 Forum Drive (2008), the six-storey Woods End at 483 Faith Drive (2007), the Trailwood Drive towers at 25 and 35 Trailwood Drive, and 700 Constellation Drive. Bristol Road will get its own LRT stop, and Metrolinx has been scheduling road closures at Bristol and Barondale for construction, so expect some disruption until the line opens. Condo townhouses such as Marquee Townhomes and the complexes on Strathaven Drive aren't listed here; find them on the Mississauga townhouses page.
New tower or 1990s tower: which suits you?
New buildings at the intersection give you current layouts, finishes, amenity floors and Tarion warranty coverage, but the suites are smaller, and utilities are usually metered on top of the fee. Some new suites were sold without parking, so confirm what your unit includes. The 1990s towers usually have more square footage for the money and fees that often cover heat and water. The trade-off is ageing equipment, and their reserve funds may be heading into windows, elevators, garage repairs or amenity renovations. Neither is automatically the better buy. The right answer depends on how long you'll stay and how much maintenance risk you're comfortable with.
What should buyers check in this area?
New towers often have a high share of investor-owned suites, so ask what share are rented and read the building's rules on leasing and amenity bookings. In the older towers, go through the reserve fund study and recent board minutes for upcoming major projects. In any building, make the offer conditional on the status certificate (see our status certificate guide) and compare fees with our maintenance fee guide. Short-term rentals are limited: Mississauga licenses them only in the operator's principal residence, and many buildings ban them outright.
How will the LRT change Hurontario and Eglinton?
The Hazel McCallion Line runs 18 kilometres up Hurontario Street from Port Credit GO to the Brampton Gateway Terminal, with stops at Eglinton and Bristol in this community and at Robert Speck and Burnhamthorpe closer to Square One. Completion is now slated for around 2028. Once it opens, a resident at Pinnacle Uptown or Canopy Towers will be able to ride south to Square One, Cooksville GO and Port Credit GO, and north to Brampton. Drivers are already well placed, with Highway 403 to the south and Highways 401 and 410 to the north.
What does it cost to buy, and how is the market moving?
Mississauga has no municipal land transfer tax, so buyers pay Ontario's land transfer tax only; our land transfer tax calculator estimates it, including the first-time buyer refund. Our closing costs guide lists the other one-time costs. Prices and inventory change monthly, so the live figures above show today's listings, and the Hurontario condo market report tracks sold prices and months of inventory. To compare, see the Square One condos to the south, Mississauga Valleys condos to the south-east and Cooksville condos further down the LRT line. For schools, parks and daily life, read the Hurontario neighbourhood guide.
School catchments, programs and transit schedules change — verify them for Hurontario before you buy.
