2025 brought new losses to GTA’s freehold market, with some neighbourhoods seeing steeper drops than others. Here’s where the biggest declines happened, the stories behind those numbers, and how to make sense of this year’s changing real estate landscape.

Many Mississauga condo owners are paying $1,000 every month for units they no longer want. With prices falling, longer days on market, and high fees, here’s what is actually happening in 2026.

Mississauga’s real estate market in 2026 is seeing more listings and less urgency, with prices slipping across neighbourhoods. Here’s what’s actually pushing sellers to drop their asking prices—and what you need to know about the shift, backed by current numbers and trends.

Older Mississauga condos are getting squeezed by steep fee hikes and competition from brand new purpose-built rentals. If you own or are thinking about buying in a legacy building, what’s going on under the surface matters more than ever. Here’s what to watch for as the market changes.

Power of sale listings in the GTA are rising sharply through 2026. This trend signals mounting pressure for homeowners with elevated mortgage payments. Here’s what’s driving it, what it looks like across Toronto, Brampton, Mississauga and more, and how this could reshape Greater Toronto’s housing market.