Homula Realty Brokerage
The information provided herein must only be used by consumers that have a bona fide interest in the purchase, sale, or lease of real estate and may not be used for any commercial purpose or any other purpose.
Neighbourhood guides · Mississauga

Port Credit

A working harbour at the mouth of the Credit River, a GO train to Union, and an LRT arriving.

The lighthouse at Port Credit harbour — Port Credit
The lighthouse at Port Credit harbour. Photo: lam_chihang, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
$1,125,000median sale, last 12 months
139homes sold, last 12 months
135on the market now
$77,602median household income
34%own rather than rent
48.4median age

Homes for sale in Port Credit

135 on the market now — each with its school boundaries, sale history and what comparable homes actually sold for.

See what is on the market →

What it is like

Port Credit is Mississauga’s lakefront village: a compact main street, a marina, and residential streets of older detached homes mixed with newer townhouses and mid-rise condominiums. The former refinery lands to the east are being redeveloped over the coming decades, which is the largest single change ahead for the area.

Getting around

Port Credit GO on the Lakeshore West line reaches Union in roughly twenty minutes with frequent service. The Hazel McCallion Line — the Hurontario LRT — is under construction and will connect Port Credit north through Mississauga to Brampton, meeting the GO station here. MiWay buses serve Lakeshore Road.

Things to see and do

The Port Credit Lighthouse and harbour sit at the river mouth, with the marina and charter boats around it. J.C. Saddington Park and Lakefront Promenade Park give shoreline and picnic ground on either side, and the Waterfront Trail runs through. The Credit River itself is fished for salmon in autumn.

Shops, restaurants and work

Lakeshore Road West through the village is the commercial street — restaurants, patios and independent retail at a walkable scale that is genuinely unusual in Mississauga. The area holds several summer festivals that close the street.

Schools nearby

Within about 2.5km of the middle of the neighbourhood, with the Ministry of Education’s EQAO results where the school reported them. A rating is one measure of one thing, and school boundaries are set by the board rather than by distance — check any individual listing for the boundaries that actually apply to it.

SchoolLevelEQAO
St. James Catholic Global Learning CentrElementary9.0 / 10
Kenollie Public SchoolElementary8.9 / 10
Tecumseh Public SchoolElementary8.5 / 10
Mineola Public SchoolElementary8.3 / 10
St Dominic Separate SchoolElementary8.2 / 10
Port Credit Secondary SchoolSecondary8.1 / 10

Sale figures are aggregates from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board’s MLS® System over the last twelve months. School information: Ontario Ministry of Education and EQAO. Population, income and age: Statistics Canada 2021 Census, averaged across the dissemination areas this neighbourhood covers.

Other neighbourhoods