Are you planning a move to Mississauga Ontario? Well, in this video, we're gonna talk about a few things that you should consider or know before you move to Mississauga. And we're going after it right now.

Hey, what's up, everybody. This is Saul here with my partner, Joanna and we're with the GTA Elite Real Estate team right here in Mississauga, Ontario. So if this is your first time here, make sure you tap that subscribe button hit that little bell, cuz we do lots of videos about everything that you need to know about eating, sleeping, playing, and all the different neighborhoods right here in Mississauga, Ontario as well as the surrounding GTA. So if you are making a move and need some help from us, make sure you reach us by emailing, texting at the numbers right here below or visiting our website at finegtalistings.com. If you're considering a move, we got your back when it comes to Mississauga living, all right, let's get right to the video. So if you're considering moving to Mississauga, air traffic will be the first thing that you're gonna probably notice more of because it's so close to the Pearson airport.

It's an international airport with lots of flights. In the last two years, COVID has made a significant drop in air traffic noise. But now that it's back, everything's opened up, expect a lot more traffic and locals will notice it. And especially now, they're repairing one of the runways. So there's gonna be a lot more traffic in Brampton, as well as Mississauga. If that bothers you, you should be aware of that when you're moving to Mississauga. And I'll talk about some of the neighborhoods that are affected are going to be, East credit Matlon, Meadowville village, Ontario, and redwood. So those are areas to consider when you're looking to move to Mississauga and maybe factor in if air traffic noise is something that'll bother you. You definitely should consider some other neighborhoods. Many Mississauga residents for years have been complaining about the air traffic levels and they have been only increasing since the 1970s.

It was obviously quiet, but you know, it has increased so much that people have been complaining about it for so long, but then you have other neighbors that have said that, you know what, after a few years you hardly ever notice it. So it's really personal preference and personal choice, but it is a factor that you should definitely know and consider. Okay. So another thing you'd need to consider is the weather. So around November, till about March, you're gonna experience subzero temperatures, especially around the months of January and February, where it goes around minus one, as an average daytime high, and then you have the wind chill and it goes down to about minus 20 sometimes. So it could get really, really dark and gloomy and cold. The good thing is that every home will have probably a furnace or electric heating. So you would be comfortable in your own home, order your skipped dish, put on some Netflix, and just chill.

And just try to get through it for six months. Sometimes that could be really cold. The cold here is a little different than say the west coast like Vancouver, the winters here will be sunnier. So at least it'll be sunny. The other thing that people hate is shoveling. So you're gonna get plows coming through your driveway, blocking it out. So you gotta run out quickly to shovel your driveway or that thing's gonna turn to ice. So that's another nuisance for a lot of homeowners is having to shovel your own driveway. Just thinking about shoveling gives me shivers. Now I do travel a lot. And when I come back to Mississauga, I noticed that we don't really have a special tourist site that will attract people from all over the world. I know you have the Credit Valley River there.

You've got Port Credit, but, there isn't anything really special about Mississauga, where it's known worldwide. I mean, Marilyn Monroe towers don't count. So that's out the window. But yeah, if Mississauga could at least plan for something that it could be known for worldwide, that would be awesome. Maybe another Eiffel Tower to compete with the ASEAN tower. That would be awesome. But, um, or something different that's unique. And I think that's something that the city should consider. Now, if you are a tourist and you come to Mississauga, most people will just go shopping at Square One, check out Celebration Square, go down to Streets Ville, Port credit, you know, go down to Lake Ontario. Now, if that doesn't check your boxes, then definitely go down to Toronto. They got Asian ower. That's not too far or even venture out the other way towards Niagara falls, which is about an hour's drive.

Hi everyone. What they don't tell you about Mississauga, finding parking and traffic jams, prepare your nerves and have the snack for the road, but Mississauga provides easy access to major highway go transit stations, subway stations, and midway buses, Mississauga have a strong public transportation system, but Mississauga too boring. Nothing fun to do other than shopping. Hello, what's wrong with shopping? You might wanna take a look at all the activities and festivals that happen even without us knowing. Yoga at the parks, free concerts, and tons of trails that we can go to. Here are some festivals that you might want to check out. May 28th at the city center, we have a polished day festival, June 11 at the city center. We have the Halah food festival, on June 4th, bread, and honey at streets bill Memorial park, on June 16, we have at the city center, Philippines festival, May 28 Kaga festival at 5,600 Rose Cherry in Mississauga.

You have different scenes from different cultures. That sounds fun. Other than real estate, I have to tell you this story about Mississauga because I thought it was really cute. Did you know that there is an elephant buried somewhere in Mississauga? Yes, that's right. In 1912, I Toronto undertaking AW miles have a country home in a private suite in Mimico that soon was forced to relocate miles apart to what is now Erindale, out of these many animals, the most popular was Bernice elephant named Tushi. On February 14th, 1943, There was a fire at the farm and 70 animals, including TuShi, were killed. Tushi bones are still buried on the property. Today is Brookmede park. Mississauga is a great place to be in. She has a bad side, but there are more good things than bad. You just have to make and take what works for you, your needs, and your body.

So there you have it. Some of the things you should consider or know before you move to Mississauga. And again, we help a lot of people looking to buy or sell or rent out here in Mississauga, in the surrounding GTA. And we'd love to help you out, just visit our website at findgtalistings.com or you can text us or call us at the number right here below. And we'd love to help you out when it comes to Mississauga living. And if you are local here and you have some comments, please leave them below. If you like these types of videos, just let us know. We love your feedback and don't forget to hit that subscribe button and let us know if there's any other video or any other topics that you want us to make, thank you for watching towards the end and we'll see you on the next one.