Neighborhood Overview
With systematic rows of beautiful brick homes, spectacular green space, and lots of amenities, Creditview looks like it's right out of a postcard. Sitting strategically on Highway 403, Creditview in Mississauga offers quick and easy access to the city centre and other day-to-day conveniences. This relatively new neighbourhood offers a safe living environment with sprawling parks, fabulous shopping options, a robust public transport system and recreation avenues.
Creditview hosts a vividly diverse population and peaceful living community, making this neighbourhood a top choice among families, professionals and retirees.
Creditview has an impressive livability score of 79 out of 100, ensuring a comfortable and pleasurable lifestyle. The table gives a quick overview of the livability scorecard:
| Livability | 79 |
| Amenities | A+ |
| Commute | A+ |
| Cost of Living | F |
| Crime | A+ |
| Employment | B |
| Housing | C- |
| Health | A+ |
| Schools | A+ |
While the cost of living is 8% higher than the national average, the overall crime rate in the neighbourhood is considerably lower. The chances of becoming a crime victim are 1 in 53, making it a safe community
| Index | Creditview /100k People | Mississauga /100k People | Ontario /100k People | National /100k People |
| Total crime | 1,911 (estimate) | 1,884 | 3,086 | 4,223 |
| Violent crime | 491 (estimate) | 484 | 792 | 1,042 |
| Property crime | 1,420 (estimate) | 1,400 | 2,294 | 3,181 |
A family-friendly and well-laid-out suburban neighbourhood, Creditview has a diverse population, with over 56% born outside Canada. With over 100 various ethnic groups co-existing peacefully, the neighbourhood is home to a mix of families and retirees.
Creditview has over 22% South Asians and 15% Chinese population, the linguistic scene is as vibrant as its cultural landscape. However, around 89.8% of people prefer English as their first language.
| Speak English | 89.8% |
| Speak French | 0.1% |
The median income of an average household in Creditview is 1% higher than the Canadian average. This indicates that the area offers residents an added financial advantage compared to the rest of Canada.
| Index | Creditview | Mississauga | Ontario |
| Median household income | $83,581 | $94,663 | $87,353 |
| Unemployment rate | 5.0% | 5.0% | 4.2% |
| In labour force | 57.8% | 61.2% | 61.7% |
A quiet, stable and elegant residential community, Creditview is close to various retail outlets, schools, restaurants and healthcare centres. Additionally, the neighbourhood is connected to neighbouring areas, offering convenience to its residents and visitors. Here are a few neighbourhoods close to Creditview:
Creditview has various top-class catholic and public schools. Most of these schools offer special programs such as gifted/talented programs, International Baccalaureate and French Immersion.
When it comes to shopping, the residents are spoiled for choice. From huge malls to local markets, there are several options to explore:
Creditview offers an exemplary variety of cuisines to cater to its culturally diverse population. From gourmet restaurants to local cafes, Creditview’s food scene is thrilling. Here are some of the best restaurants to enjoy delicacies from different parts of the world:
Creditview’s strategic location offers easy connectivity to various nearby hospitals. Here are some of the healthcare centres in the neighbourhood:
With several parks, thoughtful city planning, and proximity to wetlands and nature trails, Creditview has so much to offer. Here’s a quick glimpse of the top attractions in the neighbourhood:
Sitting on the edge of Lake Ontario, this urban village has a vibe of its own. Port Credit is an ultimate destination with picturesque surroundings, a quiet village setting and breathtaking views of the Canadian waterfront. Nestled away from the fast-paced city life, this village offers a perfect weekend getaway.
This hidden natural gem is a wonderful wetland and a hot spot to discover beautiful wildlife. Just a 20-minute drive from Creditview, this place has extensive boardwalks and viewing platforms offering a view of green herons or wood warblers. The park is an absolute delight to visit during the early spring when nature is at its best.
Besides the scenic beauty, Creditview is also a cultural centre, and the Art Gallery of Mississauga is a prime example of that. This one-of-a-kind space hosts various exhibitions, along with permanently showcasing well-curated stellar exhibits.
Due to its proximity to several top attractions in Mississauga, Creditview offers an array of avenues for recreation, leisure, relaxation and shopping. Check out these recommendations:
Residents can explore the lovely outdoors, fascinating wetlands, beaches and nature trails. Eldorado Park, Creditview Wetlands, and Credit Meadows Park are some of the top destinations to discover Canadian scenic beauty.
For sports lovers, options are abundant. From hockey clubs to outdoor swimming pools and gyms, Creditview has tons of recreational activities.
Being one of the most culturally diverse neighbourhoods, Creditview offers a wide variety of cuisines. From Indian to Vietnamese to local delicacies, residents and visitors can enjoy delicious meals and appreciate different cultures.
With major highways minutes away from Creditview, residents enjoy convenient connectivity to different parts of Mississauga. Here’s a quick sneak peek into the nearby locations:
Residents of Creditview enjoy easy access to necessities like groceries, fresh produce, and dairy products through the various markets and shopping centres in the neighbourhood's vicinity. Here are some of the popular markets that residents can visit for all their retail needs:
Fresh Palace is a local market offering high-quality foods ranging from fresh vegetables, fruits, meat products and dairy at great prices. This market is a one-stop shopping destination where residents can find every essential to speciality items from across the world.
Residents can get their supplies of the freshest and best quality food options. Little Bee Farmers Market sources their products from the Mennonite and Ontario farms. From meat, dairy and fresh produce - the residents of Creditview can buy organic products free from harmful chemicals.
Creditview is one of the most dynamic neighbourhoods with a cosmopolitan population consisting of 102 ethnic groups. Over 22.88% of the population has South Asian ancestry, while 15.56% of people in Creditview have Chinese roots.
Additionally, 56% of households in this neighbourhood comprise families with kids, while 23% of homes comprise couples with kids. Here’s a quick look at the demographic statistics:
| Statistic | Creditview |
| Population | 16,492 |
| Population density (sq km) | 5,716 |
| Median age | 37.8 |
| Male/Female ratio | 1.0:1 |
| Married couples | 77% |
| Families w/ kids at home | 50% |
In Creditview, various local spaces boast an array of sports facilities and courts, catering to a multitude of outdoor activities and interests. Some of them are:
Just about 12 minutes from the neighbourhood, the Paramount Fine Foods Centre, formerly known as the Hershey Centre, stands as a beacon for families looking to immerse themselves in a world of sports and entertainment. Situated at 550 Rose Cherry Place, this multi-purpose complex not only plays host to the adrenaline-pumping action of the OHL's Mississauga Steelheads and the NBA G-League's Raptors 905 but also serves as a versatile venue for a spectrum of events, from wrestling and boxing matches to captivating live concerts. Opened in 1998 and renamed in 2018, the centre is a tribute to community spirit and family fun, offering diverse activities that cater to sports aficionados and entertainment seekers alike. With facilities like the SportZone, which houses an array of indoor and outdoor sports amenities, the Paramount Fine Foods Centre is a premier destination for families and individuals eager to explore the dynamic tapestry of cultural and sporting events in Mississauga.
In the vibrant Mississauga City Centre, families with kids and pets can find an abundance of fun at Playdium, a premier family entertainment centre known for its exhilarating array of activities. Owned by Cineplex Entertainment, Playdium first opened its doors on September 7, 1996, and has since become a staple for family outings. The area offers a diverse selection of arcade games that promise to engage and entertain children of all ages. Beyond the digital delights, the venue boasts outdoor attractions such as batting cages, a whimsical mini-golf course, and a thrilling go-kart track, ensuring that every family member finds something to enjoy. Not far from this hub of entertainment is the Living Arts Centre, a cultural cornerstone at 4141 Living Arts Drive. With its impressive atrium, three theatres, and professional craft studios, the Living Arts Centre is a space where the arts come alive.
While the housing cost in Creditview falls on the higher side, the overall cost of living is 3% lower than the Mississauga average. This table gives a quick breakdown of the overall cost of living score in the area:
| Index | Creditview |
| Cost of living | 108 |
| Goods & Services | 108 |
| Groceries | 100 |
| Health care | 103 |
| Housing | 106 |
| Transportation | 107 |
| Utilities | 130 |
Compared to other neighbourhoods in Mississauga, the real estate market in Creditview is consistent. The median sale price falls somewhere around $500K - $750K, while the rental properties would cost around $2,500 - $3,000 per month.
The average housing cost in Creditview is between $500K – $750K.
The average house rental in Creditview costs $2,500-$3000 per month.
Brampton, Vaughan, Dempsey and Lawrence Park are the nearby neighbourhoods of Creditview.
Homes generally sell within 36 days of their listing.
Creditview ranks #28 in Mississauga and #1163 in Ontario.
