Mississauga Square One Condos

10/27/2025

Attention Mississauga renters & condo-investors at Square One

The provincial government has introduced Bill 60: Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025, aimed at speeding up housing development and changing parts of the landlord/tenant system here in Ontario.

Here are two key take-aways for renters and investors around the Square One market:

While the government announced it would explore changes to lease expiry and “security-of-tenure” (which means a tenant’s right to stay in a unit once a lease ends) — they have paused that consultation for now, saying “now is not the time to consider changes to this system.”

Other parts of Bill 60 are still progressing: for example, shortening notice periods for non-payment, reforming the Landlord and Tenant Board process, and streamlining approvals for builders.
Legislative Assembly of Ontario

✅ What this means for Square One condo renters & buyers

If you’re renting now: your rights to stay month-to-month after your lease ends remain intact for the time being.

If you’re an investor or considering a purchase: the drive to build faster may bring more supply into the market — keeping your eyes on occupancy rates, neighbourhood demand and rental yields is key.

09/29/2025

🏢 Mississauga condo buyers — this matters more than your favourite view:

In August 2025, the average condo/apartment in Mississauga sold for about $549,936

Meanwhile, across the GTA the average condo price was ~ $685,961 in Q2 2025

Even a 0.25% interest rate swing can cost you $100+ per month on a $550K mortgage.

That’s why a true pre-approval is non-negotiable:

🔐 Holds your rate for up to 120 days

📊 Defines your authentic purchase range

💪 Strengthens your offer in the eyes of sellers

Don’t fall into the trap of skipping pre-approval and regretting it.

08/25/2025

👉 Renting with Poor Credit: What You Need to Know

Renting a condo in Mississauga with poor credit can be very challenging. Owners of condos face higher risks (mortgage, maintenance fees, property taxes), so they’re usually very cautious with tenants.

If your score is in the 400–500 range, most landlords will expect additional security — sometimes several months of rent upfront. This is because the eviction process in Ontario can take months, and owners need to protect themselves.

If you’re in this position, be upfront, show proof of income, and offer solutions. Transparency and preparation go a long way when competing for a rental.

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