Hurontario can be hectic at times as the street is the main artery that runs through Mississauga and is going through constant improvement. However, beyond the main street you’ll find tons of pockets of quiet areas to call home. Add in the convenience of having the shopping and retail so close by along with easy highway access and you can understand why many choose Hurontario as a happy medium neighbourhood.

Most of the new entrants are second-time buyers looking for the combination of convenience and affordability with maturing families. Others are newer immigrants or professionals occupying the condos that surround Hurontario street. Ethnicities are extremely mixed much like the rest of the central areas of the city.

Hurontario real estate is a large mix of homes of varying shapes, sizes and ages. The oldest parts of Hurontario have large and affordable (relatively speaking) detached homes in the now approaching their 30s. Some newer townhomes have been built just off of Hurontario to complement the condos (both new and old). The affordability and convenience factor is a pretty good combination in Hurontario’s maturing and improving neighbourhood.

This score will improve once plans are underway to build light-rail on Hurontario street. Once that officially happens, Hurontario will be even more relied upon to be artery of Mississauga. For now, you must still rely on a car and you have very easy access to both Highways 401 and 403. 

You work near Hurontario and the 401 and want an affordable option closer to work.

You want to be closer to the life at the City Centre, but to escape it when you’re done with your errands.

You want easy access to Highways 401 and 403 and the LRT.

You have children about to enter high school.

Mississauga has loads of parks but Hurontario is a little shallow in this category.

Hurontario is incredibly practical and has lots of great pockets but isn’t known for its picturesque communities.