As Mississauga's central transit corridor, Hurontario, Mississauga serves as a key urban spine linking Cooksville to the high-rise hub of the City Centre. Nestled within Canada's seventh-largest city, this dense neighborhood is transitioning into a premier master-planned transit corridor, driven by the construction of the new Hazel McCallion (Hurontario) LRT. For buyers searching for Mississauga Condos for Sale, Hurontario offers an appealing combination of urban lifestyle, convenience, and direct transit access.
Getting around. Transit is a major draw for the corridor, with the new Hazel McCallion LRT running straight up Hurontario Street. Residents can also easily access MiWay buses, the nearby Cooksville GO station on the Milton line, and regional highways like Highway 403 and the QEW, making commuting throughout the GTA seamless.
The lifestyle and shopping. Living along Hurontario means having daily essentials always close at hand. Retail plazas line Hurontario Street, featuring options like the Food Basics plaza at 2550 Hurontario Street and Oceans Fresh Food Market. For a broader shopping experience, the bustling retail hub of City Centre, Mississauga and Square One is just a short trip away.
Parks and community. Despite its highly urban setting, the area retains connection to green spaces. The Cooksville Creek corridor runs through the area, offering lush trails and community parks that provide Hurontario residents with valuable spaces for outdoor recreation, walking, and relaxation.
Hurontario, Mississauga currently has 161 active properties for sale with a median list price of $729.0K, averaging 45 days on market. Recent sales closed at an average of 97% of asking price (most recent sale: August).
29 properties sold in Hurontario, Mississauga in August at a median of $612.5K. Sales closed at an average of 97% of asking price.
Where is Hurontario located in Mississauga?
Hurontario runs along Mississauga's central spine, Hurontario Street (Highway 10), directly linking Cooksville and the high-rise City Centre district.
What public transit options serve the Hurontario corridor?
The corridor is served by MiWay buses, the Cooksville GO station on the Milton line, and the new Hazel McCallion (Hurontario) LRT. It also offers quick access to Highway 403 and the QEW.
Where can I shop for groceries and retail along Hurontario?
Retail options line Hurontario Street, including the Food Basics plaza at 2550 Hurontario Street and Oceans Fresh Food Market, with Square One shopping center located a short distance north.
Are there green spaces or parks in the Hurontario area?
Yes, the Cooksville Creek corridor and various local neighbourhood parks provide green space and outdoor trails along the dense urban corridor.
How can I find out which schools serve a specific address in Hurontario?
The neighborhood is served by the Peel District and Dufferin-Peel Catholic school boards. Homebuyers should always confirm the current catchment zone directly with the school boards for any specific address.
