Brampton real estate, by the numbers.
Prices by home type and neighbourhood, price history back to 1967, mortgage-rate trends, the growth areas the City is planning and the new-home projects selling now. Kept current by Sandeep Pawar, ranked the #1 REALTOR® in Brampton for 2025*.
*Source: rate-my-agent.com, 2025.
Source: TRREB Market Watch, August 2026; Bank of Canada; CMHC.
What’s happening in Brampton right now
Source: TRREB Market Watch, August 2026, City of Brampton, all home types. Year-over-year compares with the same month a year earlier. The full monthly report is on bramptonguide.com.
What each type of home costs in Brampton
Average sale prices, August 2026. Detached from TRREB Market Watch; other types from TRREB figures as reported by WOWA.ca. A detached home costs about 2.3× a condo apartment.
Brampton vs the GTA, 1967 to today
GTA average: $24,078 in 1967 to $1,067,741 in 2025 (6.8% a year compounded).
Yearly average sale price. GTA: TRREB historic statistics. Brampton: TRREB year-end figures from 2011, the first year TRREB reported a Brampton total. Use the buttons to zoom in.
Brampton price and sales, month by month
5-year mortgage rate since 1973
Monthly: TRREB Market Watch. Rates: Bank of Canada conventional 5-year mortgage rate, yearly average. Current rates and the next Bank of Canada decision dates are on bramptonguide.com/rates.
The numbers behind Brampton demand
Up 10.6% from 2016. The City plans for about 1 million residents by 2051, roughly 300,000 more people.
Purpose-built rentals, Oct 2025 survey
CMHC, Oct 2025
2021 census, one of Canada’s most diverse cities
2021 census
$2,025 average 2-bed rent × 12 ÷ $434,457 average condo apartment price. Before costs. Run your own numbers →
Sources: Statistics Canada 2021 Census; City of Brampton (2051 plan); CMHC Rental Market Survey.
Where prices sit, community by community
Average sale price by TRREB community, 2026 Q1, all home types. Gold bars are above the Brampton average for the quarter ($882,297). Small communities with few sales swing more. Source: TRREB community report.
Recent deals Sandeep negotiated, by neighbourhood
Announcements that move the market
GTA housing starts flat, Ontario down 7%
CMHC’s August data shows Toronto’s six-month starts trend unchanged and Ontario’s down 7% on fewer multi-unit starts. Fewer starts now means fewer new homes reaching the Brampton area later.
Sep 16, 2026 · Read source ↗City of BramptonBy-law enforcement steps up
The City reports 99% of summer grass and garbage complaints resolved, towing up 193% and about $15M in fines so far this year. Landlords should expect active property-standards and parking enforcement.
Sep 16, 2026 · Read source ↗City of Brampton10-point tariff resilience plan
A plan to shield local manufacturers from U.S. tariffs, with a $2.5M business concierge and an Invest Brampton campaign. Stable local jobs support both rental and resale demand.
Sep 10, 2026 · Read source ↗Bank of CanadaPolicy rate held at 2.25% in September
The Bank left its overnight rate at 2.25%, noting stronger second-quarter activity and some rebound in housing. Variable-rate borrowing costs for Brampton buyers are unchanged.
Sep 2, 2026 · Read source ↗Province of OntarioHighway 413 east section goes to procurement
Ontario moved to procure design-build of the eastern third of Highway 413, plus a Highway 427 extension north to meet it. The corridor runs along Brampton’s northern edge near Heritage Heights.
Sep 1, 2026 · Read source ↗DevelopmentPrimont starts a 298-suite rental in the northwest
A 14-storey purpose-built rental at Mississauga Road and Sandalwood Parkway, backed by CMHC. It adds rental competition for investor-owned units nearby.
Sep 1, 2026 · Read source ↗Canada Revenue AgencyEnhanced HST rebate on new homes confirmed
Ontario’s enhanced new housing rebate is worth up to $80,000 on builder purchases signed April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027, capped at $1.85M and limited to primary residences. It does not apply to investor purchases.
Aug 24, 2026 · Read source ↗City of BramptonGore Meadows Secondary Plan adopted
Council approved a plan for about 185 hectares between McVean Drive and The Gore Road, north of Castlemore Road, allowing singles, towns, mid-rise and towers up to 22 storeys. It opens a new east-Brampton community for pre-construction buyers.
Jun 24, 2026 · Read source ↗New homes selling or launching in Brampton
Cornerstone by Primont Homes
Spruce Trails Towns
Rosemont Grove
Rolling Woods Towns
Reva Westfield Towns
Maya Urban Towns
Honeystone Towns
The Brightside at Mayfield Village
Summit Series at Arbor West
The Castle Mile by OPUS Homes
Daniels MPV2 Condos
Starting prices from builder price lists in the thebuildlist.ca catalogue, September 2026. Prices and availability change often; confirm before you decide. Select a card for floor plans and details, or see how Sandeep advises pre-construction buyers.
Where Brampton is building next
Heritage Heights
A new town-centre community planned between Mayfield Road and the Credit River valley, from Winston Churchill Boulevard to Mississauga Road, about one-sixteenth of Brampton’s land area.
Mount Pleasant Village
A transit-oriented village around Mount Pleasant GO Station, with a civic square and a library in the rebuilt historic CPR station.
Uptown Brampton
The City’s plan for a walkable, high-density hub at Hurontario and Steeles, anchored by the Shoppers World redevelopment and the Hazel McCallion LRT.
Shoppers World Redevelopment
RioCan plans to replace the mall at 499 Main Street South with a mixed-use neighbourhood of new streets, eight mixed-use blocks and a park.
Downtown Brampton & Riverwalk
Riverwalk deepens and widens the Etobicoke Creek channel to remove downtown flood risk, which is what allows major new downtown development.
Hurontario-Main Corridor
The Hazel McCallion LRT runs up Hurontario from Port Credit to Steeles, with a planned extension into downtown Brampton.
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Policy rate since 2015, prime, the 5-year posted rate and the next decision dates.
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Where do the Brampton numbers on this page come from?
Monthly sales and prices come from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) Market Watch report for the City of Brampton. Neighbourhood prices come from TRREB’s quarterly community report, rates from the Bank of Canada, rents and vacancy from CMHC’s Rental Market Survey, and population and household figures from Statistics Canada’s 2021 Census.
How often is this page updated?
The monthly figures and charts update each month after TRREB publishes its Market Watch report. Neighbourhood prices update when TRREB releases a new quarterly community report.
Which Brampton neighbourhoods have the highest average prices?
In TRREB’s 2026 Q1 community report, the highest average sale prices were in Toronto Gore Rural Estate ($2,025,091), Vales of Castlemore North ($1,396,800), Vales of Castlemore ($1,279,756), Credit Valley ($1,149,834) and Sandringham-Wellington North ($1,099,242). Small communities with few sales swing more from quarter to quarter.
Who can help me buy, sell or invest in Brampton?
Sandeep Pawar, Broker with RE/MAX Gold Realty Inc., Brokerage, works with buyers, sellers and investors across Brampton and the GTA in English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Kannada and Telugu. He was ranked the #1 REALTOR® in Brampton for 2025 by rate-my-agent.com. Call or text 647-569-9991.
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Sandeep Pawar, Broker · RE/MAX Gold Realty Inc., Brokerage · 2720 North Park Drive, Unit 50, Brampton, ON · 647-569-9991. Market statistics: Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) Market Watch and community reports; rates: Bank of Canada; rents: CMHC. Figures are for information only and can change; verify before making decisions. Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract.