The Lowdown on Erin Mills

Your Typical Neighbour

Erin Mills boasts a wide array of demographic profiles depending on where you are in the neighbourhood; there are higher-end luxury homes in Sawmill Valley and Bridlepath, entry-level condos and condo townhouses for first-time-home-buyers and downsizers alike, and a variety of mid-level semis and detached 70’s style properties as well - each attracting a different kind of buyer, making for a wonderfully diverse neighbourhood. There is a higher proportion of older residents (45-64), with the number of renters being well below the city average (18% versus 31%), and the overall average income being right in line with the average for Mississauga.

What We

Erin Mills has diverse housing choices, relative affordability and ability for first-time-buyers to jump into the market, lots of shopping choices from smaller boutique shops to big box stores.

What We Don't

You definitely need a car to get around in this neighbourhood as there is no central walkable strip for shopping, and although Erin Mills is close to the Clarkson and Erindale Go Stations it doesn’t have much transit of its own (aside from the MiWay bus stops).

Property Statistics in Erin Mills

All Properties - Statistics

Q4 2023

$1,083,598.00

Average Price

147

New Listings

75

Properties Sold

23

Average Days on Market

97%

% of Asking Price

Detached Houses - Statistics

Q4 2023

$1,372,000

Average Price

65

New Listings

36

Properties Sold

18

Average Days on Market

97%

% of Asking Price

semi-detached - Statistics

Q4 2023

$973,000.00

Average Price

11

New Listings

6

Properties Sold

33

Average Days on Market

97%

% of Asking Price

Condos - Statistics

Q4 2023

$718,000.00

Average Price

40

New Listings

11

Properties Sold

26

Average Days on Market

98%

% of Asking Price

Source: TREB Statistics

There are a variety of property types available in Erin Mills, ranging from the condo apartment perfect for first-time buyers and downsizers, condo townhouses that work as good entry-level homes, typical 70s style semis and detached houses, and lastly the luxury properties in Sawmill Valley and Bridlepath. 

Adjacent to the Glenn Erin Inn and Spa (so you know it’s a nice street) you’ll find the Canyon Springs condo development, which is an incredible building for downsizers! The other main condo apartment complex in Erin Mills is on Burnhamthorpe, a short drive away in a more walkable pocket - it’s right across from South Common Centre, a shopping plaza with two places to do your groceries (No Frills and Walmart), a few fast-food restaurants and coffee shops, and the South Common Community Centre and Tennis Club.

The condo townhouses are scattered throughout Erin Mills, but overall are a great price when you are looking to get into a central Mississauga neighbourhood. Typically the maintenance fees on these properties are on the lower end which really allows a buyer to put more of their monthly expenses into their mortgage amount.

The mid-level 70s style semis and detached properties are not cheap (as none of the real estate in the GTA is really “cheap” anymore) but is good value in comparison to some of the other surrounding neighbourhoods. Lots of opportunities here for move-up buyers, and even first-time-buyers (depending on their price point).

Lastly, Sawmill Valley and Bridlepath are the more prestigious pockets of Erin Mills - million dollar plus properties with a few smaller family homes intermixed allow for a continuation of diversity in this pocket.

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About Erin Mills

There is lots going on in Erin Mills! Erin Mills (south of Central Erin Mills), is one of Mississauga’s most western neighbourhoods bordering on the 403, with easy access to the QEW and 401 making for easy commutability by car. Although this neighbourhood does not have it’s own Go Train Line, it is a short drive over to the Erindale Go Station to the east, or the Clarkson Go Station to the south to give you a few options when looking at commuting into the city.

Erin Mills is known for its abundance of green space and amenities built for the active soul! It is home to a large interconnected trail system great for walking, biking and hiking, the South Common Park or Ninth Line Sports Park if you’re looking for more sports specific spaces outdoors, Twin Rinks or South Common Recreational Centre if you prefer to stay indoors. There is a large Lifetime Athletic on Winston Churchill, the Su Badminton Club, or the Erin Mills Tennis Club for the avid gym-goer and fitness enthusiast.

Looking to wind down? Erin Mills has amenities for that as well – the Glenn Erin Inn and Spa is one of Mississauga’s most coveted properties; incredible food, gorgeous architecture, and a picturesque landscape. You’ll see quite a few weddings happening here in the spring and summer months!

Lastly, whether you’re looking to eat, renovate/decorate your home, shop for a vehicle or just do some leisurely shopping then you’ve come to the right place. Along Dundas just east of the 403 you’ll find a variety of big and small names in a variety of shop categories: Costco, Home Depot, Winners, Chapters, Party City, and The Brick just to name a few, with almost any type of cuisine that your heart desires offered in the restaurants in these commercial complexes. As you continue down Dundas closer to Erin Mills Parkway you’ll find a large and diverse auto dealer park that makes picking up a new vehicle and getting it serviced a breeze.

 


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