Malton, Ontario
As of October 16, 2026, the median asking price in Malton, Mississauga is $885,000, across 1,915 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 52 days.
818 new listings came to market in Malton in the last 30 days.
Detached homes in Malton are listed at an average of $1,678,514 across 934 active listings.
Condos in Malton are listed at an average of $555,639 across 623 active listings.
Townhouses in Malton are listed at an average of $783,230 across 352 active listings.
Mississauga had a population of 717,961, a median household income of $102,000, 70% of households owning their home at the 2021 Census of Population. These figures describe the broader census geography, not Malton specifically.
Airport-edge residential and employment area with varied housing
Malton is a practical, airport-adjacent area with a housing mix that leans detached but includes condos and townhomes.
This is a place where day-to-day convenience and access to major employment lands matter, and where the built form mixes ground-oriented homes with condominium living. The appeal is straightforward: a broad spread of shopping, services, and recreation across the wider area, paired with a residential fabric that still skews low-rise. It is not a single main-street-style destination, and it does not read as a uniformly quiet, purely residential setting given the presence of industry and the airport nearby.
Immediate proximity to Toronto Pearson International Airport is a defining local influence and a practical advantage for people who value access to airport-area activity and jobs.
The area’s blend of low-rise residential streets and light-industrial employment lands creates a setting that feels more functional than purely residential.
Detached houses lead the mix, while condominium apartments and townhouses remain common, giving buyers multiple ownership and maintenance profiles within the same area.
Across Malton’s wider footprint, day-to-day errands can be covered by a wide range of groceries and services, from Starsky and Terra Foodmart to Rabba and PharmaChoice.
Malton’s housing mix is led by detached houses, while condominium apartments and townhouses are also common. The result is an area where buyers can choose between ground-oriented ownership and multi-unit or shared-maintenance living without leaving the broader community context.
A typical home in Malton is a detached house, with condos and townhouses forming a significant share of the alternatives.
In Malton, look past the asking price at how the airport-and-employment context affects day-to-day comfort, and at how the home’s form (detached vs condo vs townhouse) changes ongoing responsibilities.
The area includes light-industrial employment lands and sits close to Toronto Pearson International Airport. When viewing a property, consider whether that broader setting aligns with the kind of day-to-day environment you want.
Detached houses, condominium apartments, and townhouses are all common in Malton. Compare what you are taking on personally (maintenance and repairs) versus what may be handled through a condominium structure.
Shopping and services are spread across the area, with options like FreshCo, Oceans, No Frills, Marché Adonis, and Subzi Mandi. Think in terms of which clusters of errands and services you’ll actually use from your specific address.
Schools, parks, clinics, and recreation are present across the wider area, including places like Holy Name of Mary College School, Etobicoke Valley Park, Ultracare Medical Clinic, and GoodLife Fitness. Confirm which specific options are convenient to your location rather than assuming any one site defines the whole area.
Selling in Malton works when the listing makes the area’s practical advantages easy to understand: immediate proximity to Toronto Pearson International Airport, access to employment lands, and a housing mix led by detached homes with townhouses and condominium apartments also common. Buyers are weighing very different options here, so marketing needs to clearly show what this specific property offers within that mix and setting, rather than treating it like an interchangeable suburban home.
Be explicit about whether the property competes as a detached house, a townhouse, or a condominium apartment, and present it accordingly. In a market with multiple housing forms, clear positioning helps buyers compare like with like.
Low-rise homes anchor much of Malton’s housing, so visible maintenance, updates, and overall care carry weight in showings and photos. Make it easy to see what has been improved and what remains original.
Acknowledge the area’s immediate proximity to Toronto Pearson International Airport as part of what makes Malton distinct. Where relevant, present practical features and home details that help a buyer evaluate day-to-day living in an airport-adjacent setting.
Ground the home in a credible picture of day-to-day options across the area by pointing to multiple nearby conveniences and destinations such as FreshCo, Oceans, Marché Adonis, GoodLife Fitness, LA Fitness, Mississauga Library, and Art Gallery of Mississauga. Using several references (rather than a single landmark) helps buyers understand the broader context of living in Malton.
Malton offers a practical, airport-adjacent setting with a clear live-work character and a housing mix led by detached homes alongside condos and townhouses. It stands out for the way everyday life can draw from many different clusters of shopping, services, recreation, and culture across the wider area. It is not the right match for someone seeking a purely residential environment or a single, concentrated main-street-style center that defines the whole place.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Malton’s citywide market is showing broad choice across its varied residential pockets, from established lower-density streets with more traditional homes to areas with newer builds and higher-density options, with 2010 active for-sale listings currently available. Active listings carry a median asking price of $889,000 and have been listed for an average of 55 days so far, while 818 new listings in the past 30 days suggest fresh supply is continuing to come online and giving buyers and investors more opportunities to compare value and negotiate.
AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 27, 2026. Not financial advice.
Malton covers about 292 km², so a single Walk Score®, Transit Score® or Bike Score® measured at one point would not describe it. How easily you can get around depends on which part of Malton you are in — check the score for a specific address.
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