Mississauga’s Central Lions Farmers Market returns to Mississauga Celebration Square on Wednesday, June 3, 2026. This free weekly event is a simple, delicious way to shop for fresh fruit, vegetables, local baked goods and other treats while supporting local growers, bakers and vendors.

Make it part of your weekly routine: bring your shopping bag, invite a neighbour and turn a quick grocery stop into time spent enjoying one of Mississauga’s favourite community gathering places. For local residents and those exploring the area, events like this add everyday energy and connection to the neighbourhood.

The market continues through October 14, 2026. October occurrences are scheduled for October 7 and October 14, so be sure to save those dates as the season winds down. Since schedules and vendor offerings can change, check the official event listing before heading out.

As a Mississauga real estate agent, I love highlighting the local experiences that help a community feel like home. Will you be visiting the Central Lions Farmers Market this season? Share your favourite market find and tag someone who should join you: https://www.mississauga.ca/events-and-attractions/events-calendar/lions-farmers-market-2026/

It's remarkable to see how quickly Mississauga's real estate landscape has shifted. Average home prices have now dipped below $900,000, with detached homes experiencing a significant 35% drop from the 2022 peak. Semi-detached homes are at a six-year low, townhouse condos have declined by 30%, and apartment condos are now priced under $500,000. Sales volumes are also nearing historic lows. As someone who transitioned from real estate investing into helping clients find the right opportunities, I know that navigating these market changes requires a clear understanding of both the risks and the potential. The current environment offers unique possibilities for those who are prepared and informed.

In August 2026, Peel Region's real estate market showed a subtle shift, with the average home price at $908,415—a slight 0.2% dip from July and a 5.4% decrease year-over-year. There were 940 sales and 4,706 active listings across the area. Interestingly, while most home types experienced a decline in prices, detached houses bucked the trend with a modest increase. With my background rooted in real estate investing and a focus on helping clients interpret these nuanced market movements, I understand how even small changes can impact your next big decision. Staying informed is key to navigating opportunities and making the most of current trends.

Before stepping into a new real estate market, I always remind my clients that success goes far beyond just finding a good price tag. In my own journey as an investor—and now as a sales representative with Re/Max Realty Services—I’ve learned that tenant demand, strength of local employment, infrastructure quality, and vacancy rates all play a major role in a property’s performance. It’s just as important to look at leasing activity, construction patterns, zoning regulations, taxes, and, of course, the property’s condition. Having a full picture of these factors is what allows us to make truly informed investment decisions, not just hopeful guesses. My experience has taught me to dig deeper, so clients can move forward with confidence.

In July, we saw GTA single-family home sales jump an impressive 246%. Builder incentives and Ontario’s expanded HST rebate have certainly played their part, even as average prices dipped by 8.5%. While new condo sales are quieter due to tighter rebate rules, it’s clear that targeted government support is drawing buyers back to detached homes. From my experience helping clients navigate these shifts, a few fundamentals always make a difference: automating your savings, staying on top of debt, and looking into local affordability programs. With the right strategies, buyers can make the most of changing market opportunities.