South Mississauga Condos for Sale

How do the south Mississauga neighbourhoods compare for condos?

• Port Credit has the most condo choice: 1970s towers, harbour-front mid-rises, boutique buildings near the GO station and the new Brightwater community on the former refinery lands. See Port Credit condos for sale.
• Lakeview, at the east end next to Toronto, mixes 1970s towers on Lakeshore Road East with new mid-rises, and its waterfront is being rebuilt as Lakeview Village on the former generating-station lands. See the Lakeview guide.
• Clarkson, in the south-west, has towers and townhouse complexes grouped around Clarkson GO. See Clarkson condos for sale.
• Mineola, just north of Port Credit, has almost no apartments; its condos are mainly newer townhouse enclaves. See the Mineola guide.
• Lorne Park, between Port Credit and Clarkson, is almost entirely detached houses on large, wooded lots. See the Lorne Park guide.

Which Lakeview condos are for sale?

Lakeview's apartments are mostly on or near Lakeshore Road East. The older towers include 1535 Lakeshore Road East (1976, twenty storeys), 1100 Caven Street (1976), The Fairways at 1400 Dixie Road (1979) and 1485 Lakeshore Road East (1990). Goldlist's Village Terrace and Village Terraces II on Parkwest Place date from the early 2000s. The newest is Kingsmen Group's Rise at Stride (2024), next to the Stride Towns. Lakeview has no GO station of its own. Long Branch GO on the Lakeshore West line is just across Etobicoke Creek in Toronto.

Which lakeshore condos are closest to a GO station?

Mississauga's lakeshore has two GO stations, both on the Lakeshore West line with all-day, two-way service to Union Station. Port Credit GO sits in the middle of the village, and many of Port Credit's condos are within a ten-minute walk. Clarkson GO is on Southdown Road, where S2 Condos and the Walden Circle towers are a few hundred metres away. The Hazel McCallion Line will also end at Port Credit GO, linking the lakeshore to Square One and Brampton; completion is now slated for around 2028.

Are there three-bedroom condos in south Mississauga?

They exist, but they're scarce. Three-bedroom apartments turn up most often in the older towers of the 1970s to 1990s, which were built with larger floor plans, and occasionally as corner or penthouse suites in newer buildings. Use the bedroom filter above to see what's listed now. If nothing fits, a condo townhouse is often the practical alternative: Clarkson and Lakeview both have townhouse complexes, and they're listed on the Mississauga townhouses page.

What should buyers check in a lakeshore condo?

Many lakeshore buildings are forty or more years old, so start with the reserve fund study and the status certificate (our status certificate guide explains both). Lake exposure is hard on buildings, so ask about recent balcony, window and exterior work. In new buildings, including those at Brightwater and Lakeview Village, check the Tarion warranty and how the first-year budget compares with actual spending. Compare fees on what they include, using our maintenance fee guide. Mississauga has no municipal land transfer tax, so buyers pay Ontario's land transfer tax only; our land transfer tax calculator estimates it.

How is the south Mississauga condo market moving?

Prices differ a lot between these neighbourhoods, and figures change monthly, so check the live numbers above and the individual market reports: Port Credit, Lakeview, Clarkson condos, Mineola and Lorne Park. To see condos across the whole city, including the City Centre towers, go to Mississauga condos for sale.