Market data
Price per Square Foot Map: Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington & Milton
Every hexagon on this map shows the middle asking price per square foot of the homes listed inside it. Switch between condos, townhouses and houses, or between buying and renting.
As of September 30, 2026, the median condo listed for sale is asking $631 in Mississauga, $724 in Oakville, $631 in Burlington and $620 in Milton per square foot.
Asking prices of homes listed on the MLS® right now. Sizes use the middle of each listing’s size range.
Price per square foot by city
Median asking price per square foot of homes listed for sale. A city needs at least 10 listings of a type to be shown.
| City | Condos | Townhouses | Houses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mississauga | $631780 listings | $523407 listings | $6771029 listings |
| Oakville | $724214 listings | $600208 listings | $792601 listings |
| Burlington | $631201 listings | $560149 listings | $765311 listings |
| Milton | $62070 listings | $509116 listings | $579284 listings |
Price per square foot by neighbourhood
Condos and townhouses listed for sale, highest condo median first. A neighbourhood needs at least 5 listings of a type to be shown.
Mississauga
Mississauga condo buildings →| Neighbourhood | Condos | Townhouses |
|---|---|---|
| Port Credit | $82449 listings | $64310 listings |
| Fairview | $75929 listings | – |
| Creditview | $70429 listings | – |
| Lakeview | $66537 listings | $59917 listings |
| City Centre | $655281 listings | $5705 listings |
| Erin Mills | $65467 listings | $53270 listings |
| Clarkson | $61938 listings | $50821 listings |
| Hurontario | $58181 listings | $50041 listings |
| Rathwood | $53310 listings | $55919 listings |
| Meadowvale | $50613 listings | $49935 listings |
| Applewood | $49226 listings | $48817 listings |
| Cooksville | $46454 listings | $59614 listings |
| Erindale | $4445 listings | $46912 listings |
| Mississauga Valleys | $44451 listings | $44912 listings |
| Churchill Meadows | – | $51342 listings |
| East Credit | – | $54318 listings |
| Lisgar | – | $6158 listings |
| Meadowvale Village | – | $50619 listings |
| Mineola | – | $60813 listings |
| Sheridan | – | $4855 listings |
| Streetsville | – | $53024 listings |
Oakville
Oakville condo buildings →| Neighbourhood | Condos | Townhouses |
|---|---|---|
| Old Oakville | $81212 listings | – |
| Bronte | $76824 listings | $68626 listings |
| Joshua Meadows | $75836 listings | $52322 listings |
| Central | $74725 listings | $5855 listings |
| Glenorchy | $72535 listings | $54636 listings |
| River Oaks | $72224 listings | $62036 listings |
| Westmount | $71326 listings | $60724 listings |
| Glen Abbey | $53818 listings | $61012 listings |
| College Park | $4316 listings | – |
| Bronte Creek | – | $66610 listings |
| Falgarwood | – | $5235 listings |
| Joshua Creek | – | $5995 listings |
| Northwest | – | $5776 listings |
| West Oak Trails | – | $5775 listings |
Burlington
Burlington condo buildings →| Neighbourhood | Condos | Townhouses |
|---|---|---|
| Brant | $77371 listings | $65218 listings |
| Alton | $70216 listings | – |
| LaSalle | $63917 listings | $4546 listings |
| Uptown | $63520 listings | $6195 listings |
| Orchard | $6009 listings | $5239 listings |
| Appleby | $53318 listings | $60925 listings |
| Tansley | $50717 listings | – |
| Brant Hills | $5005 listings | $4549 listings |
| Bayview | $4997 listings | $5575 listings |
| Headon | $4746 listings | $5048 listings |
| Roseland | $4047 listings | $58613 listings |
| Freeman | – | $5686 listings |
| Palmer | – | $5457 listings |
| Rose | – | $63316 listings |
| Tyandaga | – | $51810 listings |
Milton
Milton condo buildings →| Neighbourhood | Condos | Townhouses |
|---|---|---|
| Timberlea | $8138 listings | $4736 listings |
| Ford | $7987 listings | $5098 listings |
| Walker | $7317 listings | $5145 listings |
| Coates | $6547 listings | $4867 listings |
| Beaty | $6466 listings | – |
| Willmott | $6138 listings | $50811 listings |
| Dempsey | $53315 listings | $5645 listings |
| Old Milton | $4545 listings | $4848 listings |
| Bowes | – | $6157 listings |
| Clarke | – | $50013 listings |
| Cobban | – | $49716 listings |
| Harrison | – | $56119 listings |
| Scott | – | $5115 listings |
How to read this map
Price per square foot is the asking price divided by the size of the home. It lets you compare a small condo with a large one on the same footing. It is the quickest way to see which parts of a city cost more for the same amount of space.
A few things push it up or down. Smaller units almost always cost more per square foot, because the kitchen and bathroom cost about the same to build no matter how big the unit is. Newer buildings, lake views and walkable areas near GO stations cost more. Older buildings with larger suites usually cost less per foot, but check their fees: a lower price can come with higher monthly costs. Our guide on how to judge condo fees walks through that.
Use the map to narrow down where to look, then go building by building. The building directories for Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington and Milton show each building’s year built, suite sizes and listings. For prices over time, see the market reports. Not sure what a term means? Try the condo glossary.
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Common questions
- Where do these numbers come from?
- From homes listed for sale or rent on the MLS® right now in Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington and Milton. They are asking prices, not sold prices. The map and tables update each time our listings update, several times a day.
- How is the size of each home measured?
- Listings give size as a range, like 600 to 699 square feet. We use the middle of that range. That makes every figure here a close estimate rather than an exact one, which is why we show medians and leave out areas with only a few listings.
- Why do smaller condos cost more per square foot?
- Every unit needs a kitchen, a bathroom and a front door, and those cost about the same to build in a small unit as in a large one. Spread over fewer square feet, they raise the price per foot.
- Is a lower price per square foot a better deal?
- Not always. Older buildings often cost less per foot but can have higher condo fees or big repairs coming up. Compare the monthly fees and the building’s age too, not just the price per foot.
- Can I put this map on my own website?
- Yes. Copy the embed code on this page and paste it into your site. It is free to use as long as the credit link to The Condo Bar stays with the map.