New Construction Homes for Sale in Mississauga

On the Battaglia Team's MLS portal, a new construction home is an active TRREB listing whose remarks describe the property as brand new, newly built, never lived in, never occupied, new construction, or pre-construction. This captures three buyer scenarios: (1) a builder selling a freshly completed inventory home or condo unit, (2) an assignment sale of a unit before the original purchaser takes occupancy (extremely common in Mississauga's downtown condo towers), and (3) a private resale of a recently completed home that the original owner never moved into. All three are functionally 'new' from the buyer's perspective and most still carry their original Tarion warranty.

Today the Battaglia Team's portal is showing roughly 100–150 active Mississauga MLS listings advertised as brand new, new construction, or never lived in. The mix is heavily weighted toward condo apartments — typically 60–70% of inventory — reflecting Mississauga's vertical-growth strategy around Square One, Hurontario LRT corridor, Port Credit, and Cooksville GO. The remainder is split between custom-built detached homes (Lorne Park, Mineola, Mississauga Road) and a small number of semi-detached and townhouses. Refresh the page above for today's live count.

Mississauga's new construction activity clusters in five corridors: (1) Square One / City Centre — high-rise condo towers from Daniels, Pinnacle, Amacon, Rogers Real Estate, and Oxford Properties; (2) Cooksville and Hurontario LRT stops — mid-rise condos and stacked towns; (3) Port Credit / Brightwater — mixed master-planned community on the former Imperial Oil lands; (4) Lakeview Village — large redevelopment of the former Lakeview Generating Station site, just beginning to deliver; and (5) Lorne Park / Mineola / Mississauga Road — custom luxury infill on tear-down lots, typically $2.5M–$6M. Mature areas like Erin Mills, Streetsville, and Meadowvale have very little new inventory because the lots are fully built out.

Yes. Every new home and condo built in Ontario by a registered builder is automatically enrolled in the Tarion New Home Warranty program. Coverage is one year of full workmanship and materials, two years for major systems (plumbing, heating, electrical, water penetration), and seven years for major structural defects. For condos, Tarion warrants the unit and the common elements separately. Buyers should verify on the public Tarion Builder Directory that the builder is in good standing — Joe Battaglia checks this for every new construction client at no charge before any offer is written.

Yes — HST applies to all new homes and condos in Ontario, but most of it is rebated back. Owner-occupier buyers qualify for the federal GST/HST New Housing Rebate (up to $24,000 on Ontario's 8% provincial portion plus a partial federal rebate on homes priced below $450,000). The builder typically credits this rebate at closing so you don't pay it out of pocket. Investors who plan to rent the unit must use the GST/HST New Residential Rental Property Rebate instead — which works very differently: you pay the full HST at closing, sign a one-year lease, then file the rebate claim and wait for a refund. This is the single most expensive surprise for first-time pre-construction investors. Confirm the rebate path with your real estate lawyer before signing.

Based on current TRREB MLS data, the average asking price of an active Mississauga listing advertised as new construction or brand new is approximately $1.0M–$1.2M, dragged up by a small number of luxury detached infills above $4M. Typical price bands: new condo studios from the high $400Ks; one-bedroom condos $500K–$650K; two-bedroom condos $700K–$1.0M; new freehold townhomes $1.0M–$1.4M; new semi-detached $1.2M–$1.5M; new detached $1.6M–$3.0M; luxury custom builds in Lorne Park / Mineola $2.5M–$6.0M+.

Most Mississauga condo developers ask for 15–20% spread over 12–24 months from contract signing — typically 5% on signing, 5% in 30–90 days, 5% in 180–365 days, and 5% on occupancy. Deposits are protected under the Ontario Condominium Act and held in a developer's lawyer trust account or covered by a Tarion deposit protection certificate (up to $20,000 for freehold, much higher for condos). You also get a statutory 10-day rescission period after signing to have your lawyer review the agreement — use it. Freehold pre-construction has NO statutory cooling-off period.

In a builder purchase, you sign a brand-new Agreement of Purchase and Sale directly with the developer at today's pricing and wait 18–48 months for occupancy. In an assignment sale, you take over the contract from someone (the 'assignor') who originally signed with the builder but wants out before closing. Assignments often offer a discount versus the developer's current price list and you skip the wait — but they require careful legal review of the original APS, the assignment fee charged by the builder (typically $5,000–$20,000), HST treatment on the assignment profit (CRA generally treats the profit as taxable), and whether the assignment clause permits resale at all. Joe walks every assignment buyer through these clauses before they sign.

Call or text Joe Battaglia at 416-564-6611, email joe@battagliateam.com, or use the AI booking tool on this site. Joe will pre-screen each MLS listing to confirm Tarion enrolment, flag any deposit or HST issues, and book private showings with the listing brokerage or builder's sales centre. For pre-construction releases not yet on MLS, Joe can also register clients on platinum / VIP broker access lists with most major Mississauga developers (Daniels, Pinnacle, Amacon, Tridel, Empire Communities, Mattamy, Kaneff).