Port Credit neighbourhood guide
Port Credit is Mississauga's waterfront village, where the Credit River meets Lake Ontario. Marinas, patios and festivals sit next to new mid-rise condos and older bungalows on generous lots.
What stands out
- Marina, lighthouse and Waterfront Trail along Lake Ontario
- Lakeshore Road restaurants, breweries and summer festivals
- Major waterfront redevelopment bringing new condo releases
- Popular with downsizers and Toronto commuters alike
Port Credit GO reaches Union Station in about 20 minutes; QEW is a five-minute drive.
Detached homes near the lake lead pricing; new mid-rise condos give the most attainable option.
How it feels day to day
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Scores are Doorvia's own read of local amenities and station access, not a licensed third-party index.
Best for
- Port Credit Public School
- Riverside Public School
- Port Credit Secondary School
Confirm catchment boundaries with the school board before you buy.
- Port Credit GO reaches Union in about 20 minutes
- Hurontario LRT arriving to the north
- QEW minutes away
- Lakeshore Road patios
- Port Credit Harbour Marina
- Waterfront Trail to Lakeside Park
- New mid-rise condo$650K – $900K
- Townhome$900K – $1.2M
- Detached near the lake$1.5M+
Live right now in Mississauga: 600 homes for sale (median asking $645,000) and 600 rentals (median $2,400/month).
Homes you'll find
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