How many Mississauga homes are for sale above $2 million?

204 as of October 31, 2026, from $2.05M to $20M, with a $2.92M median. 121 of them ask between $2 million and $3 million.

Which Mississauga neighbourhoods have the most $2M+ listings?

Lorne Park (40), Mineola (29), Clarkson (26), Erindale (20) and Sheridan (17). 17 named areas of the city have at least one listing above $2 million today.

What does $2 million buy in Mississauga?

173 of the 204 listings are between $2 million and $4 million with a house on the lot. The median is five bedrooms, five bathrooms, 3,500 sq ft and a 70 ft frontage.

Is there waterfront property for sale in Mississauga?

12 of the 204 listings name a body of water — seven on Lake Ontario and five on the Credit River. They appear on the waterfront page with the rest of the GTA's.

Where is the top of the Mississauga market?

17 listings are priced at $5 million or more, three of them above $10 million, against a $2.92M median across Mississauga. Most sit in Lorne Park (7), Clarkson (4) and Mineola (3). The most expensive asks $20M.

How current are these numbers?

They are computed on page load from the active MLS® listings on this site, which sync hourly from the CREA Data Distribution Facility (DDF®). The 204 counted here are what was live on October 31, 2026. Every figure is an asking price, not a sale.

1343 Blythe Road, Mississauga, listed at $20M

Luxury Homes in Mississauga

Every home listed at $2 million or more in Mississauga, from Lorne Park and Mineola to Clarkson, counted from the MLS® feed.

1343 Blythe Road · $20M · MLS® W13574530 · Photo courtesy of SAM MCDADI REAL ESTATE INC.

Mississauga has 204 homes on the market at $2 million or more as of October 31, 2026. The median asking price is $2.92M and the average is $3.38M. The lowest ask is $2.05M; the highest is $20M.

12 of them came to market in the last seven days, and the median listing has been available 46 days. Half of the asking prices work out to $933 per square foot or less — a ceiling, not a rate, because MLS® publishes floor area in bands. Everything here is recomputed from the live Mississauga listings on each visit.

Of the 204 listings that state lot dimensions, 169 work out to less than half an acre, 34 to between half an acre and five acres and one to five acres or more. The median frontage across all 204 is 75 ft.

173 of the 204 listings ask between $2 million and $4 million with a house already on the lot. The median among them is five bedrooms, five bathrooms, 3,500 sq ft of floor area and a 70 ft frontage, and 64 of the 173 record a pool. The largest groups sit in Lorne Park (30), Mineola (23) and Clarkson (21).

Mississauga by the numbers

As of October 31, 2026 · MLS® listings at $2M+

204

Listed at $2M+

$2.92M

Median asking

$3.38M

Average asking

$933

Median $ per sq ft

At most: floor area is filed in bands

Lowest $2.05M
Highest $20M
17 at $5M or more
12 listed in the last 7 days
Median 46 days since listing

By asking price

$2M to $3M121 · 59%
$3M to $5M66 · 32%
$5M to $10M14 · 7%
$10M and up3 · 1%

By type

Homes on lots under ½ acre164 · 80%
Estates on ½ acre or more27 · 13%
Homes on named water12 · 6%
Land, or no house on record1 · 0%

A house needs at least one bedroom, one bathroom and 500 sq ft on record; water means the listing names a body of water.

By lot size

Under ¼ acre103 · 50%
¼ to ½ acre66 · 32%
½ to 1 acre28 · 14%
1 to 5 acres6 · 3%
5 to 25 acres1 · 0%
25 acres and up0 · 0%

Area computed from the lot dimensions stated in 204 of 204 listings.

Neighbourhoods with the most listings

1Lorne Park40 · $3.17M median
2Mineola29 · $3.3M median
3Clarkson26 · $3.35M median
4Erindale20 · $2.92M median
5Sheridan17 · $2.8M median

Neighbourhood names are the listing board's own.

What the listings say about themselves

Records a pool87 · of 204
Backs onto a ravine, conservation land or the greenbelt24 · of 204
Describes itself as new construction24 · of 204
States an age in the remarks27 · of 204

Read from each listing's own remarks and feature fields, not from an inspection. The MLS® feed carries no year built.

Approximate age

New, or under 5 years24 · 89%
5 to 15 years2 · 7%
15 to 40 years1 · 4%
Over 40 years0 · 0%

A share of the 27 listings whose remarks state an age or a new build, not of all 204.

Source: active MLS® listings at $2,000,000 or more filed under Mississauga, via the CREA Data Distribution Facility (DDF®), as displayed on this site and recomputed on every visit. Asking prices, not sales. Square footage is published in bands (for example 3000+), so every $ per square foot figure is a ceiling. Lot sizes are computed from each listing's stated dimensions; ages come from the listing's own description.

Where the listings are

Lorne Park

40 listed · $3.17M median · 79 ft median frontage

Lorne Park carries more $2 million-plus listings than any other part of Mississauga: 40 of 204 listings, at a $3.17M median.

25 of the 40 record a pool, seven sit on half an acre or more and the median frontage is 79 ft.

See the 40 Lorne Park listings →

Mineola

29 listed · $3.3M median · 90 ft median frontage

Mineola holds 29 listings above $2 million, at a $3.3M median and with the highest at $8M.

The median frontage is 90 ft and the median house measures 3,000 sq ft.

See the 29 Mineola listings →

Clarkson

26 listed · $3.35M median · 98 ft median frontage

Clarkson has the highest median ask of any Mississauga area with more than one listing, $3.35M against $2.92M city-wide and a 98 ft median frontage.

Four of Mississauga's 17 listings at $5 million or more are here, four name a body of water and six back onto a ravine, conservation land or the greenbelt.

See the 26 Clarkson listings →

Lakeview

16 listed · $2.62M median · 50 ft median frontage

Lakeview is the entry end of the lakeside market, a $2.62M median and a 50 ft median frontage.

Nothing here is priced above $5 million today and every one of its listings with a house on the lot sits in the $2 million to $4 million band.

See the 16 Lakeview listings →

Heritage, the river, and the line being built

Mississauga has exactly three Heritage Conservation Districts — Meadowvale Village, Old Port Credit Village and Streetsville — and every property inside one is a designated heritage property. Lorne Park, Mineola and Clarkson are not among them.

The Credit River valley is the largest continuous open space system in the city, and Credit Valley Conservation administers Ontario Regulation 41/24 across it to protect life and property from natural hazards. A CVC permit can be required for work inside a regulated area, in addition to any building permit. Meanwhile the Hazel McCallion Line is under construction: 18 kilometres of light rail from Port Credit GO to Brampton Gateway Terminal, with 19 stations and stops.

GO stations: Port Credit GO, 30 Queen St. E., and Clarkson GO, 1110 Southdown Rd. — both on the Lakeshore West line.
Heritage districts: Meadowvale Village · Old Port Credit Village · Streetsville.
Hazel McCallion Line: 18 km of LRT, Port Credit GO to Brampton Gateway Terminal, 19 stations and stops.

On the market now.

204 residences at $2M+ across Mississauga, updated via CREA DDF® · synced Oct 31, 2026, 1:22 a.m.

Every marker is a live MLS® listing. Select one to see the home.

Mississauga · $19,800,000

1343 Blythe Road

6 bed · 12 bath · 5,000+ sq ft

Courtesy of SAM MCDADI REAL ESTATE INC.

MLS® W13574530