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A Local Guide to Mississauga Living
Mississauga is renowned for its diversity, from lakeside in Port Credit to the villages of Streetsville and Meadowvale on the Credit River, the lifestyles have something for every taste.
But, before you make a move, you need to get a feel for a city, its vibe, community and neighbourhoods.
That's why we created Mississauga.Living
We dive deep on neighbourhoods and realtor insight to take you around the city before you choose where to live. It gives you a starting point that brings the city into focus so you can move from broad research to the neighbourhoods that match the way you want to live.
This is where you get a sense of how the city functions, how its communities differ, and what life looks like across its many areas. You will see what each neighbourhood offers, how it moves, and how people use the spaces around them.
Life in Mississauga: Why People Love Living Here
Mississauga offers the perfect mix of urban convenience and suburban tranquility. Its diverse, multicultural atmosphere creates a dynamic, ever-evolving city where you can experience different cultures through food, festivals, and community events. The city's central location near Toronto and Pearson Airport makes commuting and traveling a breeze. But it’s not just about city life—Mississauga also gives you easy access to green spaces and peaceful parks, offering a quick escape into nature when needed.
With a strong sense of community, excellent schools, and a family-friendly vibe, the city strikes the right balance between work, relaxation, and fun. Whether you’re enjoying the city’s lively public spaces or discovering hidden gems throughout the neighbourhoods, Mississauga creates a sense of belonging that makes it easy to feel right at home.
What People Say About Living in Mississauga
"Mississauga is the perfect mix of city and suburb. I love the easy commute and all the green spaces to unwind."
Sarah, Marketing Professional
"The diversity here is amazing. Every neighbourhood feels unique, and there’s always something new to discover."
Omar, IT Specialist
"As a family, it’s great to have so many parks, good schools, and quiet streets. It really feels like home."
Jenna, Social Media Manager
"Having Pearson Airport nearby is a huge plus. I can travel easily, and the city still feels relaxed."
David, Sales Executive
LFR's guide to Mississauga helps you explore the neighbourhoods that make-up one of Canada's most diverse cities. Mississauga is an eclectic mix of urban sprawl like Erin Mills, Village charm like Streetsville, to downtown hubs like City Centre and lakefront communities like Port Credit.
LFR's Neighbourhood guides help you compare and explore the array of lifestyles available in the city. Finding the perfect house doesn't matter if the neighbourhood doesn't FIT you!
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2025 Population - 784,817
Population Density - 2467.6 people per km²
Country of birth: 60% of Mississauga residents identify as a visible minority -
Size - 288 km²
Lakefront - 13 kms
Cities Bordered:
Toronto to the East
Brampton to the North
Milton, Oakville and Halton Hills to the West and Southwest -
Total Number of Homes: 244,575
Detached: 91,640
Condos: 59,850
Apartments: 193,315 -
Parks: Over 500
Trails: 390 Kms
Dog Parks: 11-12
Public Pools: 18 (11 indoor, 7 seasonal) -
Total Eateries: 1,800
Cuisine Types: over 150
Italian, Middle Eastern, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian, Latin,
Cafes: 270 -
Public Arenas: 13
Sports Fields: 370 -
Live Theatres: 9
Movie Theatres: 4 -
Major Hospitals: 2
Walk-in Clinics: 90-100 -
Public Schools - 366
Catholic Schools - 151 -
MiWay Transit - 65 Routes
GO Transit - 11 Stations
Clarkson GOCooksville GO
Dixie GO
Erindale GO
Lisgar GO
Malton GO
Meadowvale GO
Port Credit GO
Streetsville GO