Mississauga’s real estate market continued to heat up last month, with the average home price spiking nearly $105,000.

That’s right, the average Mississauga home price rose more than $100k — in just one month.

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) released its February GTA market statistics earlier in March, revealing the average price of a home in Canada’s sixth-largest city hit $887,218 — an incredible 13.4%, or $104,803, increase from the $782,415 average just 30 days before.

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Compared to this time last year, Mississauga saw an 18.9% increase in the average sale price for all dwellings, hitting an average of $846,745 last month compared to $712,625 in February 2019.

Moreover, total sales were also up significantly this February, growing 31.3% from 523 in 2019 to 687 in 2020.

“After preliminary seasonal adjustment, February 2020 sales also exhibited positive momentum, up by 14.8% compared to January 2020,” reads the February 2020 GTA market analysis.

“As market conditions tightened over the past year, competition between buyers has clearly increased. This resulted in a further acceleration in year-over-year price growth in February.”

The real estate market in Mississauga saw impressive numbers across the board last month, with the condo market experiencing the biggest average increases.

Apartment-style condominiums were up 22.8% from $445,854 in February 2019 to $547,524 the same month this year. The average year-over-year price for townhouse-style condos also steadily increased from $581,468 to $682,680 — a difference of 17.4%.

The average cost for a detached home in Mississauga grew 16.1%, from $1,062,477 in February 2019 to $1,233,623 in February 2020, while semi-detached units increased to $840,414, up 9.2% from $769,318 at this time last year.