Overview: A Market in Transition
The Mississauga real estate market in September 2025 showed signs of rebalancing after months of adjustment.
According to the latest data from TRREB, home sales rose by 10.38% year-over-year, but both the average and median sale prices declined. This shift points to a market that’s gaining stability — offering more options for buyers and realistic pricing for sellers.
Sales Up, Prices Down
Mississauga recorded 500 home sales in September 2025, up from 453 a year ago. That’s a solid 10.38% increase in activity. However, the average sale price fell from $1,048,914 in 2024 to $969,501 this year — a 7.57% drop. Similarly, the median price slipped 9.41% to $878,750.
This suggests a price correction as buyers adapt to higher interest rates and sellers adjust expectations to align with the new market reality.
Inventory Growth Means More Buyer Choice
For the first time in a while, buyers in Mississauga are seeing more homes on the market.
Active listings jumped 24.01%, and new listings climbed 13.01% year-over-year.
The months of inventory — a key indicator of market balance — rose sharply from 3.3 to 4.8 months, marking a 45.45% increase.
A market with 4 to 6 months of inventory is considered balanced, meaning neither buyers nor sellers hold a clear advantage. Mississauga appears to be moving steadily in that direction.
Homes Taking Longer to Sell
The average days on market increased from 42 to 52 days, a 23.81% jump compared to last year.
This suggests homes are staying listed longer, giving buyers more time to make decisions — and sellers more reason to focus on presentation, pricing, and negotiation.
Year-to-Date Snapshot: 2025 vs 2024
Even though September was more active, year-to-date sales remain lower overall.
Between January and September 2025, 4,120 homes sold, down 10.45% compared to 4,601 during the same period in 2024.
Average prices for the first nine months are also down 5.04%, sitting at $1,010,420 versus $1,063,999 last year.
Meanwhile, new listings have surged nearly 20%, signalling growing confidence among sellers and a more competitive environment for buyers.
What This Means for Buyers and Sellers
🏠 For Buyers:
You now have more choices and less pressure to bid aggressively.
Sellers are more open to negotiation, especially for homes that have been on the market longer.
If you’ve been waiting for a better entry point, this could be your time.
🏡 For Sellers:
The key to success is strategic pricing and strong presentation.
Homes priced right are still selling well — but overpricing can lead to extended time on market.
Working with an experienced realtor can help position your home competitively amid rising inventory.
Outlook: A More Balanced Market Ahead
After several years of steep ups and downs, the Mississauga housing market seems to be settling into a healthier rhythm. With rising inventory, steady demand, and moderating prices, both buyers and sellers can now make more informed, confident decisions.
While price growth may remain subdued in the near term, Mississauga’s long-term fundamentals — strong employment, infrastructure, and community appeal — continue to support a stable and resilient housing market.