MISSISSAUGA, ONT. — Mississauga City Council has approved a motion to extend the city’s development charges incentive program through Dec. 31, 2027, giving the development industry an additional year to “take advantage of the incentives so they can continue planning and delivering much-needed housing for Mississauga families.”
The program launched in January 2025 and was “enhanced” in February of this year, a release reads.
It offers the following development charge reductions for residential properties:
50 per cent for all residential unit types
100 per cent for purpose-built apartment rental units
Applies to one-bedroom plus den, two-bedroom or three-bedroom units
25-year rental tenure agreement required
When the program launched, it included a Nov.13, 2026 deadline to pull building permits.
Now, to be eligible for the incentives, developers have until Dec. 31, 2027 to pull a building permit, the release adds.
For more information, visit Mississauga.ca/housing-taskforce.