Cooksville, Mississauga

Cooksville condos for sale

Condo shopping in Cooksville means weighing age against size. The established towers along Hurontario between the rail line and the QEW and around the Dundas corner were built during the postwar boom, and many offer two-bedroom suites larger than anything new, often with parking, a locker and utilities bundled into the fees. Ask for the reserve fund study and recent engineering reports, because balconies, windows and garage slabs in buildings of that age are common repair items. A second tier of 1990s and 2000s buildings sits closer to the hospital and the Queensway. New supply is coming: the transit-oriented community proposed for the lands beside Cooksville GO would add more than 3,000 units in towers of 28 to 49 storeys, and other applications are following the LRT stops at Dundas and Queensway. If you buy pre-construction, confirm the developer's track record, the occupancy fee period and what the condo fees are projected to be after the first year.

Cooksville condos by the numbers

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58 For sale now
18 New in 30 days
$442,000 Median asking price Middle half $399K to $499K
$453 Asking price per sq ft
53 days Median days listed
25% Listings with a price cut Median cut 9.2%

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$349,900
1 bd · 1 ba
25 Agnes Street, Mississauga
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Questions people ask about Cooksville

Are utilities included in the older Cooksville towers?

Often yes, particularly heat and water, and sometimes hydro, which pushes the monthly fee up but simplifies budgeting. Newer buildings meter suites individually. Compare total monthly cost rather than the fee alone, and ask whether the building has switched to sub-metering recently.

Which buildings are closest to the GO and LRT stops?

Towers on Hurontario between the rail line and the Queensway sit within a short walk of Cooksville GO and the future Cooksville GO, Dundas and Queensway LRT stops. Buildings east toward Cawthra or west toward Mavis rely on MiWay routes along Dundas.

Is rental demand strong in Cooksville?

Cooksville's transit, hospital jobs and restaurant strip support steady tenant demand, and the older towers with large suites attract families. Check the building's rules on short-term rentals and the share of units already leased, which affects financing for some buyers.

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