Mississauga Valleys, Mississauga

Mississauga Valleys condos for sale

If you are shopping for a condo in Mississauga Valleys, you are mostly choosing among towers built between 1976 and 1983: Parkway Terrace at 20 and 50 Mississauga Valley Boulevard, Parkview at 1580 Mississauga Valley Boulevard, and the Kaneff Crescent group at Burnhamthorpe and Hurontario, Obelisk I, Place IV, Place Royale and Place Avant. These are large suites by today's standards, often 1,100 to 1,400 square feet with separate dining rooms, solariums or enclosed balconies, ensuite lockers and sometimes two parking spaces. Newer options include Alba at 1 Fairview Road East and the 1300 block of Mississauga Valley Boulevard, and condominium townhouses at 180 Mississauga Valley Boulevard and on Lolita Gardens. What to check: the status certificate and reserve fund, because buildings of this age are replacing windows, balconies, garages and elevators; what the maintenance fee includes, since many older buildings bundle heat, hydro and water; whether the suite has been updated or still has original kitchens and carpet; parking and locker ownership; and the building's rules on pets and rentals.

Mississauga Valleys condos by the numbers

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51 For sale now
19 New in 30 days
$490,000 Median asking price Middle half $448K to $574K
$439 Asking price per sq ft
50 days Median days listed
25% Listings with a price cut Median cut 6.1%

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$569,900
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50 ELM Drive E, Mississauga
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MLS® W13797338 · REALTY 7 LTD.
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Questions people ask about Mississauga Valleys

Why are condo fees higher in the older Valleys buildings?

Because they usually include more. Many 1970s and 1980s towers here bundle heat, hydro, water, cable and parking into the monthly fee and carry larger reserve funds for aging elevators, garages and windows. Compare what is included, read the status certificate, and look at the reserve fund study before judging the number.

How big are the suites?

Larger than most new construction. Parkway Terrace suites run roughly 1,127 to 1,410 square feet and Parkview about 1,233 to 1,348, according to the buildings' public profiles, with two and three bedroom plans, dining rooms and solariums common. Kaneff Crescent buildings follow the same era's generous layouts.

Can I walk to transit and shopping from these condos?

From the west side towers, Square One, City Centre Transit Terminal and the Hurontario bus routes are a short walk, and the future Fairview and Cooksville LRT stops will be on Hurontario. Cooksville GO on the Milton line is at the south end of the neighbourhood, easiest from the Lolita Gardens and Elm Drive area.

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