Mississauga’s Condo Rental Guide
Find your next place near Square One.
Tell us what you need. Get local help finding your Mississauga condo rental.
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Square One focusCity Centre and nearby towers
Citywide building searchOlder buildings and new communities
Tenant representationSearch and application guidance
Landlord supportMarketing and tenant placement
Mississauga rental analytics
Condo rents at a glance.
A recent snapshot of asking rents and leasing pace, so renters and landlords can start with a useful local benchmark.
Typical asking rent by bedroom
Studio$1,950/mo
1 bedroom$2,200/mo
2 bedrooms$2,600/mo
3 bedrooms$2,950/mo
Two ways we can help
Make your next move with a plan.
Whether you’re searching for a home or preparing a condo for rent, we’ll help you focus on the details that matter.
For Prospective Tenants
Start with the right location, layout and move-in timeline. We’ll help you narrow the search and understand the next steps.
- Share your budget, preferred area and suite needs
- Compare Square One and Mississauga neighbourhood options
- Prepare a complete rental application package
- Review the lease process and key dates with your broker
For Condo Landlords
Get support preparing your unit for market and reaching suitable tenants, with clear communication through the leasing process.
- Rental pricing and presentation discussion
- Listing exposure and inquiry coordination
- Tenant screening and document review support
- Offer, lease and move-in coordination
Explore by address
A citywide condo building index.
Search by street or filter by neighbourhood. Square One and City Centre are highlighted, with options across Mississauga.
A smoother search
Three simple steps to get started.
Clear preferences make it easier to identify suitable listings and move quickly when the right suite comes up.
STEP 01
Tell us your needs
Choose your bedroom and bathroom count, parking preference, income range and approximate move-in date.
STEP 02
Explore the right areas
Compare Square One with Port Credit, Erin Mills, Cooksville, Lakeview and other Mississauga communities.
STEP 03
Prepare to apply
Gather your identification, proof of income, credit information and references. Share personal documents only through a channel you trust.
Ontario landlord-tenant updates
Recent LTB changes to know.
Key process updates from Tribunals Ontario. Reviewed November 12, 2026.
Shorter N4 notice period
For N4 notices given on or after this date, the notice period for non-payment of rent was shortened from 14 days to 7 days.
Read the official LTB update ↗LTB review deadlines changed
The time to request a review of an LTB order was reduced from 30 days to 15 days. The update also changed some service deadlines and repayment-agreement procedures.
Read the official LTB update ↗Personal-use and renovation notices
Rules for some N12 personal-use and N13 renovation notices have changed. Requirements depend on the notice type, timing and circumstances.
Check current LTB guidance ↗This is a brief information summary, not legal advice. Check the current Residential Tenancies Act, LTB forms and official guidance before taking action.
Good to know
Rental search questions.
Every home and landlord has different requirements. Confirm the details for each property before applying.
Can you help me find a condo outside Square One?
Yes. The directory includes neighbourhoods across Mississauga, including Port Credit, Erin Mills, Cooksville, Hurontario, Lakeview, Clarkson and more.
What should I prepare before applying?
Landlords commonly request identification, proof of income, credit information and references. Requirements vary. Provide documents only when you understand who will receive them and how they will be used.
Do you work with condo owners who want to lease?
Yes. Ajay can discuss rental pricing, presentation, marketing and the tenant placement process for your Mississauga condo.
Does the directory show current vacancies?
No. It is a building index. Unit availability, rent, included utilities, parking and building rules should be confirmed for each current listing.