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Buyers who work in Mississauga City Centre and want a short commute.

Also, investors looking for a buy and hold opportunity close to downtown.

Fairview shares a lot of similarities with its neighbour to the south, Cooksville. In fact, the neighbourhoods are hard to distinguish from a real estate perspective with a wide variety of housing types, most built over the last 30-40 years.

Fairview is a small community that enjoys very close proximity to downtown Mississauga but is just far enough away for more peace and quiet for those seeking a retreat from the hustle and bustle of downtown living. It’s a super convenient location in terms of access to transit, shopping and amenities with Square One shopping centre just minutes away.

Fairview is growing in popularity because it’s just minutes to downtown yet Fairview real estate is still relatively affordable. We’re seeing an increase in the number of investors buying here with a buy and hold strategy, renting out to student or young professionals while they wait for Mississauga real estate prices to surge even further.

With the GTA’s projected population increases, the volume of businesses moving to Mississauga’s commercial and industrial areas and the fact that more and more residential buyers are being priced out of Toronto, Mississauga home values are likely to spike above average in the coming years. Getting a freehold Fairview home this close to the City Centre could be a very wise investment.

Fairview is also on the City’s radar for further development. We may see an investment in additional infrastructure, public spaces and transit coming to Fairview in future; condo developers are sure to take note.