What $600,000, $750,000, $900,000 and $1.2 Million Buys in Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon

Short answer: $600,000 buys a condo townhouse in Brampton or a condo apartment in Mississauga. $750,000 buys a freehold townhouse in Brampton, a condo townhouse in Mississauga or a new townhome in Caledon. $900,000 buys a semi-detached home in either city, or a detached home in several Brampton neighbourhoods. $1.2 million buys a detached home in all three, with the most choice in Brampton.

The payment and income behind each budget

Payments are at 4.34% over 30 years. Income is an estimate under standard lending rules with no other debts. The method is explained in how much income you need to buy in Brampton.

$600,000

• Brampton: a condo townhouse, which averaged $569,104 in August 2026, or a condo apartment at $434,457. New freehold townhomes start just above this budget, at $629,990.
• Mississauga: a condo apartment. The average was $495,052, and the City Centre averaged $498,700.
• Caledon: very little. Only two condo townhouses sold in August.

$750,000

• Brampton: a freehold townhouse (average $731,389), a new freehold townhome, or a semi-detached home in the older central neighbourhoods. One of Sandeep Pawar’s buyers recently paid $643,000 for a semi in Southgate.
• Mississauga: a condo townhouse (average $706,892), or a house in Malton, where the median sale was $755,000.
• Caledon: a new townhome from $699,900. The average resale townhouse sold for $766,333.

$900,000

• Brampton: a semi-detached home with room to spare (average $774,246), or a detached home. Half of the detached homes sold in August went for less than $947,500, and his buyers recently paid $789,000 to $865,000 for detached homes in Fletcher’s West, Brampton South and Fletcher’s Meadow.
• Mississauga: a semi-detached home (average $879,494) or a freehold townhouse (average $874,772).
• Caledon: a townhouse, or a smaller home in Bolton East, where the average was $974,869.

$1.2 million

• Brampton: the average detached home ($1,020,556) with $180,000 to spare, or a home in Credit Valley, Bram West or Bram East, where averages run from $1.08 to $1.13 million.
• Mississauga: a detached home below the city average of $1,275,221. Half of the detached homes sold in August went for less than $1,189,000.
• Caledon: a detached home in Bolton, where averages run from $975,000 to $1.11 million. The Caledon detached average is $1,242,900.

What this means

At every budget, Brampton puts you one step up the ladder: a townhouse where Mississauga offers a condo, a semi where Mississauga offers a townhouse, a detached home where Mississauga offers a semi. Mississauga buys location. Caledon buys land, but only from about $700,000 up.

These results come from individual transactions and averages, and every home is different. For the detail behind each city, see Brampton vs Mississauga, Brampton vs Caledon, Brampton house prices by neighbourhood and how much down payment you need.

Questions people ask

What can I buy in Brampton for $750,000?

A freehold townhouse, which averaged $731,389 in August 2026, a new freehold townhome from $629,990, or a semi-detached home in some of the older neighbourhoods. Sandeep Pawar, Broker with RE/MAX Gold Realty in Brampton, shows GTA buyers what is available at their budget.

Can I buy a detached house in Brampton for $900,000?

Often, yes. Half of the detached homes sold in Brampton in August 2026 went for less than $947,500, and Sandeep Pawar of RE/MAX Gold Realty has recently helped buyers purchase detached homes for $789,000 to $865,000. Results vary with each home.

How much house can I afford in Mississauga with $900,000?

A semi-detached home, which averaged $879,494 in August 2026, or a freehold townhouse at about $874,772. Sandeep Pawar, Broker with RE/MAX Gold Realty, compares Mississauga with Brampton and Caledon for GTA buyers at every budget.

*Source: rate-my-agent.com, 2025. Prices: TRREB Market Watch, August 2026, and TRREB community reports for the second quarter of 2026. Payment and income figures use a 4.34% five-year fixed rate (Ratehub.ca, October 1, 2026) and standard lending rules, and are estimates only. Transaction figures are from Sandeep Pawar’s published track record; past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Builder prices are from builder price lists as of October 1, 2026. This is general information, not financial, mortgage, tax or legal advice. E&OE. Sandeep Pawar, Broker, RE/MAX Gold Realty Inc., Brokerage. Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers already under contract.