01
Mount Pleasant
Planned around Mount Pleasant GO and its village square. The most walkable new area in the city.
Towns, stacked towns, mid-rise3 projects on this site →
City guide · Peel Region
Canada’s ninth-largest city, still growing at its northern and western edges. The most new freehold inventory in Peel, three GO stations on the Kitchener line, and the widest price range.
- Population
- 791K
- StatCan 2024 estimate
- GO rail stations
- 3
- Kitchener line
- Resale detached
- $974K
- TRREB benchmark, Sept 2026
- To Pearson
- ~22 min
- from downtown, off-peak
Brampton is where most of Peel’s new freehold homes are being built: towns and semis in the northwest around Mount Pleasant and Mayfield, detached homes on the Castlemore and Vales edges, and a growing number of mid-rise condos near GO stations and along Queen Street.
It’s a young city — the median age is well below the Ontario average — with large households, a strong second-unit culture and some of the GTA’s longest commutes. New homes here are often bought with a legal basement apartment in mind, so builders increasingly offer side entrances and second-unit-ready layouts.
Where the new homes are
Neighbourhoods
7 areas where builders are active in Brampton, and what each one is like to live in.
02
Heritage Heights
The last big greenfield, west of Mississauga Rd. Tens of thousands of homes planned, a future GO station and the Hwy 413 corridor.
Towns, semis, detached2 projects on this site →
03
Northwest Brampton
Filling in along Mayfield and Chinguacousy, on the Caledon border. Earlier phases are built, so resale comparables exist.
Towns, semis, detached2 projects on this site →
04
Bram West
The established southwest near the 401 and 407, with parks and schools already in place.
05
Heart Lake
Established family area next to Heart Lake Conservation, with infill and smaller new phases.
Towns, detached
06
Castlemore & Vales
Northeast Brampton’s larger-lot detached homes, close to Hwy 427 and the Bolton border.
Detached, semis
07
Downtown & Queen St
Higher-density condos around Brampton GO, the Rose Theatre and the planned Queen St rapid transit.
Condos1 project on this site →
The map
Projects and landmarks in Brampton
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Pins show starting prices. Circles mark transit, hospitals, parks and town centres.Map data © OpenStreetMap
Selling now
New homes in Brampton
Now sellingIllustrativeBramptonHeritage Heights
Cornerstone
Primont Homes
- From
- $630K
- Homes
- Towns, B2B towns, Detached
- Occupancy
- 2028–29 (est.)
Now sellingIllustrativeBramptonHeritage Heights
Heritage Heights
Paradise Developments
- From
- $650K
- Homes
- Towns, Detached
- Occupancy
- Flexible closings
Now sellingIllustrativeBramptonBram West
REVA at Westfield
Great Gulf
- From
- $666K
- Homes
- Towns
- Occupancy
- 2027
Now sellingIllustrativeBramptonMount Pleasant
High Point
Paradise Developments
- From
- $740K
- Homes
- Towns, Detached
- Occupancy
- Flexible closings
Now sellingIllustrativeBramptonNorthwest Brampton
Parkside Heights
Paradise Developments
- From
- $755K
- Homes
- Towns, Detached
- Occupancy
- Flexible closings
Now sellingIllustrativeBramptonDowntown Brampton
Rosewood Urban Towns
Old Orchard Development
- From
- $875K
- Homes
- Stacked
- Occupancy
- Spring 2027 (est.)
- GO Kitchener line
- Bramalea, Brampton Innovation District (formerly Brampton GO) and Mount Pleasant stations. Roughly 35–55 minutes to Union. Full two-way, all-day service still has no date.
- Züm rapid bus
- 501 Queen, 502 Main, 505 Bovaird (Mount Pleasant GO to Malton GO) and 511 Steeles, connecting with TTC and MiWay.
- Hazel McCallion LRT
- In testing; expected to open around 2028, ending at Brampton Gateway Terminal (Hurontario & Steeles). A tunnel into downtown is in planning with no date.
- Highways
- Hwy 410 and 427 serve the city, with the 401 and 407 to the south. Hwy 413 — including a northern extension of the 410 — is in early works, with main construction from about 2027.
Living here
Parks, care and the everyday
Parks
- Heart Lake Conservation Area
- Chinguacousy Park
- Gage Park
- Etobicoke Creek trail
Health
- Brampton Civic Hospital
- Peel Memorial Centre
Education
- Sheridan College (Davis)
- Algoma University, Brampton
- TMU School of Medicine
Culture
- Rose Theatre
- PAMA — Peel Art Gallery Museum + Archives
- Garden Square
Work
- Loblaw head office
- Rogers, Canon Canada, Medtronic
- Maple Lodge Farms
- William Osler Health System
Brampton suits
- Buyers who need GO train access to Toronto
- Families who want a second-unit-ready house
- First-time buyers — the widest range of homes under $1M in Peel
Worth weighing
- Rush-hour traffic on Bovaird, Mayfield and the 410 is heavy and getting heavier
- New-area schools fill fast; portables and holding schools are common
- Many towns have rear-lane garages and small yards — check the site plan
What you can buy
New-home types in Brampton
Starting prices are the lowest currently advertised here, compared on an HST-included basis.
Detached
30′ to 50′ lots. Where second-unit basements and side entrances matter most.
6 projectsfrom $630K
Semi-detached
One shared wall, a side yard, more light than a town.
1 project—
Freehold towns
The entry point for freehold in Peel — no condo fees.
7 projectsfrom $630K
Stacked towns
A front door at grade with condo tenure and condo deposit rules.
1 projectfrom $875K
Condos
Mid-rise near GO stations. Lowest prices, monthly fees.
1 projectfrom $430K
Price lists and floor plans for upcoming Brampton phases, sent when builders release them to registered buyers.