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Projects
- The Castle Mile by OPUS Homes — Cottrelle Boulevard & The Gore Road
- The Castle Mile by DECO Homes — The Gore Road & Cottrelle Boulevard
- The Castle Mile by Arista Homes — Cottrelle Boulevard & The Gore Road
- The Brightside at Mayfield Village — Bramalea Road & Duxbury Road
- Maya Urban Towns — 11613 Bramalea Road
- SouthSide Towns — 209 Steeles Avenue West
- Queens Lane Towns — Elbern Markell Road
- Bridle Trail Urban Towns — 4316 Ebenezer Road
- Mount Pleasant North Towns — 6 Worthington Avenue
- Mount Pleasant Homes — Bovaird Drive West
- Mayfield Village by Aspen Ridge Homes — 4585 Mayfield Road
- Howden Woods Townhouses — 9214 Dixie Road
- Honeystone Towns — Bovaird Drive West & Mississauga Road
- Forest Gate Phase II Urban Towns — 1 Knotsberry Circle
- FarSight Homes Brampton Towns — Chinguacousy Road & Mavis Road
- Daniels Prosperity Park — Montpelier Street & Financial Drive
- Daniels FirstHome™ Sunny Meadow – Final Phase — Sunny Meadow Boulevard & Sandalwood Parkway East
- Daniels FirstHome™ Beckenrose 2 — Rising Hill Ridge & Beckenrose Court
- Daniels FirstHome™ Beckenrose — Rising Hill Ridge
- Daniels FirstHome at Sunny Meadow — Sandalwood Parkway East & Sunny Meadow Boulevard
- Countryside Crossing Townhouses — Torbram Road & Countryside Drive
- Copper Trail Creek Towns — Queen Street West & Creditview Road
- Claireville Urban Towns — Attmar Drive & The Gore Road
- Beechwood Towns — Chinguacousy Road & Clockwork Drive
- Arbor West Towns — 10024 Mississauga Road
- Amira Estates Homes — Countryside Drive & Airport Road
- Alloa Greens Phase II Towns — Mayfield Road & Creditview Road
- The Crescents Towns — Kennedy Road & Mayfield Road
- Bodhi Townhome Living — Fogal Road
- Arbor West Phase 2 Towns — 10024 Mississauga Road
- Summit Series at Arbor West — 10024 Mississauga Road
- Groveside Towns — 34 Highwood Road
- Hillsview Towns — 8654 Mississauga Road
- Upper Mayfield Estates — Mayfield Road & Airport Road
- Rosewood Urban Towns — 17 Clarence Street
- Parkside Heights Towns — Mayfield Road & Kennedy Road North
- High Point in Upper Mount Pleasant — Mississauga Road & Mayfield Road
- Westfield Towns by Great Gulf — 8540 Mississauga Road
- Union by Mattamy Homes — 10185 Mississauga Road
- Honeystone Homes — Bovaird Drive West & Mississauga Road
- Daniels MPV2-TH — 90 All Nations Drive
- Ridgehill Towns — 57 McMurchy Avenue South
- Bramalea Urban Towns — 10764 Bramalea Road
- Dixie Park Towns — Dixie Road & Queen Street East
- Clarkway & Castlemore Towns — 10050 Clarkway Drive
- Heritage Heights Towns — Mississauga Road & Bovaird Drive West
- Mayfield Village By CountryWide Homes — 4585 Mayfield Road
- Snell’s Hollow East Towns — 3728 Mayfield Road
- Uptown Meadowvale Towns — Castlemore Road & The Gore Road
- Kennedy Commons Towns — 172 Church Street East
- Rolling Woods Towns — 150 Rollingwood Drive
- Mayfield Village by Regal Crest Homes — 4545 Mayfield Road
- Amber Woods Towns — 16 Prestige Court
- Torbram Countryside Crossing – Phase 2 — Torbram Road & Countryside Drive
- Castlemore Heights Towns — Castlemore Road & The Gore Road
- Castlemore Art Collection — Castlemore Road
- Urban Towndominiums at Mount Pleasant — Mississauga Road & Sandalwood Parkway West
- The Towns at Goreway Pines — 9159 Goreway Drive
- Crown of Caledon by Fieldgate Homes — Hurontario Street & Mayfield Road
- Downtown Aura by Umbria — 12 Henderson Avenue
- Urban Towndominiums Phase 3 — Wanless Drive & Mississauga Road
- Reva Westfield Towns — Mississauga Road & Steeles Avenue West
- Union Phase 3 by Mattamy Homes — 10185 Mississauga Road
- Spruce Trails Towns — 10300 Heart Lake Road
- Cornerstone by Primont Homes — Mississauga Road & Wanless Drive
- 10819 & 10833 Bramalea Road Townhomes — 0 Father Tobin Road, 10819 and 10833 Bramalea Road, Brampton, ON L6R 0C3
- 1206 Steeles Avenue West Townhomes — 1206 Steeles Avenue West, Brampton, ON L6Y 0A9
- 10362 McLaughlin Road Townhouses — 10362 McLaughlin Road North, Brampton, ON L7A 0E1
- Georgian Mayfield (6875-6889 Mayfield Road) — 6875-6889 Mayfield Road, Brampton, ON L6P 0H8
- Heart Lake Village — Bovaird Drive East & Heart Lake Road, Brampton, ON L6Z 2S6
- 10124-10244 Mississauga Road Master Plan — 10124 Mississauga Rd, Brampton, ON L7A 0B5
- 12084 Hurontario Street Towns — 12084 Hurontario St, Brampton, ON L7A 1E6
- 227-229 Main Street South Townhomes — 227-229 Main Street South, Brampton, ON
- 8273 Heritage Road Towns — 8273 Heritage Rd, Brampton, ON L6Y 0E3
- Countryside Urban Towns — Inspire Boulevard & Russell Creek Drive, Brampton, ON L6R 3Z2
- Citypointe Commons Towns — Near The Gore Road and Queen Street East, Brampton, Ontario, Canada
- Queen’s Court Towns — Near Mississauga Road and Queen Street West, Brampton, Ontario, Canada
- Three Rivers Towns — Near Goreway Drive and Halliford Place, Three Rivers community, Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Original guide information
The following guide was last updated 2024-04-17. Prices, statistics and availability in this historical text may have changed. Refer to the project pages or contact us for current information.
Brampton Real Estate & Reasons to Invest
Home to over 600,000 people, the rate of population growth in Brampton continues to increase. Even while having the 9th highest population in Canada and the 3rd highest in the GTA, Brampton still averages a population growth rate of 4.2%, or around 14,000 new people choosing to live in Brampton each year. Brampton’s intermodal port is the largest in Canada and was built strategically to provide access to many major cities within the region, as well as offering a route to the U.S. Border. With over 8000 businesses, Brampton is positioned to become a major economic power in Canada. Popular industries in Brampton include retail, trade work, and wholesale trade but the bulk of the employment rate comes from the thriving manufacturing sector. Pre-construction townhouses in Brampton continue to be a great investment and with the continued population growth and strong economy, that investment will only become safer and more profitable. Brampton’s economy could become similar to Mississauga within just 5 years, with the real estate market also continuing to get even hotter in that time.
The Culture & Demographics of Brampton
Because of its large greenhouse industry, Brampton is called the “Flower City”. One of Brampton's main attractions is its charm of having a laid-back, small-town feel, all while still in a major city. Brampton’s residents have an average age of 36.5 years, which is the lowest average age of any Canadian city. The ethnic makeup of the population is extremely diverse, with residents hailing from over 234 different ethnic groups and speaking over 110 different languages. Gujarati, Punjabi, and Urdu are the top three non-official languages. Brampton's population has exploded in recent years as a result of extremely high immigration rates. Around half of the population of Brampton immigrated to Canada from another country. This percentage of people continues to grow each year because of the exceptional real estate market proving to be an excellent investment, especially with regards to new townhouse developments.
Post-Secondary Education in Brampton
Algoma University is located in Brampton’s Downtown core which means it is easily accessible by public transit and is close to restaurants, entertainment, parks, and other attractions. In addition to that, these institutions are an opportunity to experience the Brampton real estate market as many students come to the city seeking knowledge. The growing population and increase in young people choosing to study in Brampton have led to increasing demand for new condo developments for young professionals who studied in Brampton or for students studying in the city.
Average Brampton Townhouse Prices
In Brampton, townhouses have reached an all-time high average price of $683,301 in 2021. This is a massive increase over last year’s average price of $564,693. There has been a total growth in sale price of 96.4 percent since 2016 which is a massive ROI for only 5 years, and this growth can be expected to continue at similar rates, and will likely continue to increase at faster rates. This rapid increase in price, especially since 2019, is due to the increase in demand for new townhouse developments in Brampton. However, the cost to rent a 3 bedroom home is $2707 on average currently, with rental units maintaining a 3.15 percent appreciation rate over the course of the last 10 years.
Brampton Transit & Accessibility
Brampton’s public transit service, ZÜM, is the main method of public transportation in the city with 74 bus routes comprised of 2,680 stops to get you wherever you ended to go. The city also has a GO station for people that need to travel a bit farther. Brampton is quickly becoming the EV capital of Canada, with almost 50 completely free charging stations offered throughout the city. There are currently plans to connect
Mississauga and Brampton which will provide an economic boost to both cities and open up new opportunities for residents by giving them access to other major nearby areas like York Region and Toronto. Another major boost to the economy will come in the form of an LRT (Light Rail Transit) project that is currently underway. This line will run a total of 23 kilometres. All of these transit options make it easier for people considering purchasing a new pre-construction townhouse in Brampton because they know that transit will not be an issue.
New Townhomes Brampton
As a city with a young population, Brampton places an emphasis on ensuring there are many different attractions for people to enjoy. One of the most popular features of Brampton for art lovers is the 25+ art installations that you can find throughout the city streets. They can be enjoyed by going to see them all or by just appreciating the beautification of everyday life. Additionally, these installations have been a popular attraction for people from all across Canada who choose to visit the city, in part, to see them. For those that prioritize having easy access to nature, Brampton is home to 217 walking trails, all of which are publicly accessible and a great way to get exercise while enjoying the outdoors. A key reason for investing in a new townhouse development in Brampton is the ability to enjoy the many festivals and events that occur throughout the year such as New Year’s Eve,
Post-Secondary Education in Brampton
An incredibly well-educated workforce, half of all Brampton residents have completed a post-secondary degree
Post-Secondary Education in Brampton
The main post-secondary institutions in Brampton are Algoma University and Sheridan College
Post-Secondary Education in Brampton
There are also a number of trade schools, all of which provide a high level of education for residents and students coming from all over the world
What is more affordable, a townhouse or a house?
In general, townhouses can be found for prices cheaper than similar semi-detached houses, but can usually provide the same amenities and features, many of which you won’t find in a condo. One benefit of townhouses that many people do not consider is that the utilities can be much more affordable than what you would pay if you owned a house instead. The lower cost of townhouses can allow you to live in slightly more expensive areas that you otherwise wouldn’t be able to, such as closer to the downtown core which is perfect for young professionals or people who love the city life of Brampton.