Where to buy real estate in Peel Region in 2019

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Rank	Neighbourhood	Area	Average home price (2017)	Value	Momentum	Average price vs. area	Avg. price vs. metro district	Avg. price vs. outer region	1-year price change	5-year price change	Final Star Rating
1	Brampton North	Brampton	$606,598	87.92%	72.08%	93.9%	81.90%	66.9%	9.04%	70.2%	★★★★
2	Central Park	Brampton	$630,774	95.00%	80.00%	88.2%	76.96%	62.9%	7.95%	75.0%	★★★★
3	Northgate	Brampton	$627,368	90.00%	73.75%	91.7%	80.03%	65.4%	12.67%	65.0%	★★★★
4	Southgate	Brampton	$659,920	91.67%	60.83%	91.2%	79.60%	65.0%	3.16%	68.2%	★★★½
5	Avondale	Brampton	$655,978	81.25%	67.08%	95.9%	83.73%	68.4%	7.63%	67.3%	★★★½
6	Brampton West	Brampton	$692,474	84.17%	60.83%	95.4%	83.23%	68.0%	9.60%	63.0%	★★★½
7	Downtown Brampton	Brampton	$687,440	71.67%	76.67%	100.7%	87.86%	71.8%	12.73%	67.6%	★★★½
8	Northwood Park	Brampton	$646,112	73.75%	73.33%	99.9%	87.22%	71.3%	7.24%	72.6%	★★★½
9	Madoc	Brampton	$867,882	86.25%	54.58%	93.9%	81.98%	67.0%	11.79%	58.7%	★★★½
10	Northwest Brampton	Brampton	$713,276	37.92%	92.92%	126.2%	110.12%	90.0%	19.07%	88.5%	★★★½
11	Fletcher's West	Brampton	$682,003	64.17%	71.67%	103.7%	90.50%	73.9%	11.56%	73.6%	★★★½
12	Heart Lake West	Brampton	$611,338	77.08%	72.50%	99.2%	86.53%	70.7%	14.52%	65.6%	★★★½
13	Gore Industrial North	Brampton	$659,140	93.33%	53.75%	88.9%	77.57%	63.4%	-22.63%	62.5%	★★★½
14	Malton	Mississauga	$758,145	87.92%	45.42%	71.6%	83.63%	68.3%	1.25%	61.9%	★★★½
15	Northwest Sandalwood Parkway	Brampton	$683,211	56.67%	66.25%	110.2%	96.19%	78.6%	15.34%	63.1%	★★★½
16	Heart Lake East	Brampton	$728,256	75.42%	70.83%	99.3%	86.68%	70.8%	11.48%	68.4%	★★★½
17	Inglewood	Caledon	$753,126	71.67%	73.75%	85.9%	92.40%	75.5%	-29.63%	105.3%	★★★½
18	Fletcher's Meadow	Brampton	$783,609	58.33%	67.92%	109.5%	95.56%	78.1%	13.94%	65.9%	★★★½
19	Fletcher's Creek Village	Brampton	$818,958	52.50%	70.83%	113.9%	99.42%	81.2%	17.41%	66.4%	★★★½
20	Caledon Village	Caledon	$822,835	57.92%	75.83%	96.6%	103.91%	84.9%	-12.80%	86.0%	★★★
21	Sandringham-Wellington	Brampton	$852,992	45.83%	58.75%	119.6%	104.40%	85.3%	18.33%	60.2%	★★★
22	Bolton North	Caledon	$761,549	52.08%	63.75%	100.6%	108.23%	88.4%	14.61%	61.0%	★★★
23	Fletcher's Creek South	Brampton	$1,176,967	55.00%	67.50%	110.7%	96.62%	78.9%	10.29%	64.3%	★★★
24	Cooksville	Mississauga	$695,434	13.75%	85.42%	127.9%	149.33%	122.0%	24.25%	73.9%	★★★
25	Brampton South	Brampton	$787,418	70.00%	45.83%	101.1%	88.24%	72.1%	4.43%	61.1%	★★★
26	Meadowvale	Mississauga	$701,330	65.83%	38.75%	85.6%	99.91%	81.6%	6.81%	56.5%	★★★
27	Heart Lake	Brampton	$725,118	67.92%	64.17%	102.0%	88.98%	72.7%	10.35%	71.8%	★★★
28	Westgate	Brampton	$792,368	62.08%	50.00%	105.4%	92.00%	75.2%	8.12%	61.9%	★★★
29	Bolton West	Caledon	$985,483	62.08%	38.75%	93.5%	100.53%	82.1%	14.93%	52.8%	★★★
30	Bram West	Brampton	$829,358	27.50%	62.50%	143.3%	125.04%	102.2%	24.61%	59.6%	★★★
31	Bolton East	Caledon	$205,375	55.00%	49.58%	97.8%	105.23%	86.0%	16.50%	57.5%	★★★
32	Bramalea North Industrial	Brampton	$995,297	98.33%	3.33%	29.9%	26.06%	21.3%	-74.15%	-47.0%	★★★
33	Vales of Castlemore	Brampton	$865,025	24.58%	62.50%	144.7%	126.28%	103.2%	18.93%	63.7%	★★★
34	Snelgrove	Brampton	$701,550	40.83%	56.25%	125.8%	109.75%	89.7%	8.44%	62.8%	★★★
35	Brampton East	Brampton	$668,284	66.25%	28.75%	102.0%	89.01%	72.7%	8.56%	45.2%	★★★
36	Mississauga Valleys	Mississauga	$887,395	85.00%	5.83%	72.6%	84.79%	69.3%	-17.39%	6.9%	★★★
37	Lisgar	Mississauga	$1,037,699	49.58%	46.67%	96.5%	112.59%	92.0%	18.09%	56.2%	★★★
38	Credit Valley	Brampton	$968,213	21.25%	63.75%	150.9%	131.66%	107.6%	28.97%	58.8%	★★★
39	Hurontario	Mississauga	$865,553	37.50%	45.00%	105.2%	122.84%	100.4%	18.29%	53.4%	★★½
40	Creditview	Mississauga	$149,666	53.33%	27.92%	94.1%	109.82%	89.7%	-2.20%	49.4%	★★½
41	Cheltenham	Caledon	$945,429	100.00%	1.67%	17.7%	18.99%	15.5%	-87.09%	-77.0%	★★½
42	Bram East	Brampton	$937,218	32.08%	45.83%	137.5%	119.95%	98.0%	21.81%	54.0%	★★½
43	Applewood	Mississauga	$1,051,898	44.58%	26.67%	101.9%	118.91%	97.1%	10.25%	48.7%	★★½
44	Vales of Castlemore North	Brampton	$1,075,241	18.33%	55.83%	152.9%	133.46%	109.0%	-2.56%	63.8%	★★½
45	Churchill Meadows	Mississauga	$1,358,772	20.00%	49.17%	116.9%	136.42%	111.5%	27.15%	53.6%	★★½
46	Port Credit	Mississauga	$943,153	9.17%	57.08%	147.7%	172.40%	140.8%	2.69%	76.5%	★★½
47	Streetsville	Mississauga	$1,059,506	42.08%	19.17%	102.5%	119.67%	97.8%	6.44%	45.6%	★★½
48	Clarkson	Mississauga	$989,112	21.67%	38.75%	115.2%	134.43%	109.8%	25.39%	42.3%	★★½
49	Erin Mills	Mississauga	$1,057,905	34.17%	34.58%	107.5%	125.50%	102.5%	15.78%	47.2%	★★½
50	Meadowvale Village	Mississauga	$1,365,652	23.33%	47.92%	115.0%	134.22%	109.7%	20.02%	58.6%	★★½
51	Palgrave	Caledon	$1,039,724	6.67%	75.00%	161.1%	173.27%	141.6%	-0.04%	74.6%	★★½
52	Fairview	Mississauga	$999,673	27.08%	27.50%	113.0%	131.92%	107.8%	1.02%	49.5%	★★½
53	East Credit	Mississauga	$1,141,937	31.25%	39.58%	108.7%	126.84%	103.6%	17.89%	51.1%	★★½
54	Central Erin Mills	Mississauga	$1,139,382	16.25%	31.25%	124.1%	144.89%	118.4%	12.58%	51.2%	★★½
55	Erindale	Mississauga	$964,466	17.92%	30.83%	123.8%	144.56%	118.1%	20.26%	43.6%	★★
56	Caledon East	Caledon	$1,808,538	35.42%	24.58%	113.8%	122.37%	100.0%	-1.02%	52.8%	★★
57	Lorne Park	Mississauga	$1,577,522	2.08%	38.33%	196.6%	229.46%	187.5%	9.26%	46.2%	★★
58	Mineola	Mississauga	$1,600,000	3.75%	18.33%	171.5%	200.15%	163.5%	-4.78%	46.7%	★½
59	Sheridan	Mississauga	$1,405,262	11.67%	11.25%	139.8%	163.16%	133.3%	0.12%	38.4%	★½
60	Toronto Gore Rural Estate	Brampton	$1,400,000	4.17%	30.83%	204.3%	178.30%	145.7%	-8.06%	16.5%	★½

Value: Measures how affordable the neighbourhood is compared to the surrounding area and the region overall
Momentum: Measures how quickly prices are appreciating in this neighbourhood, with an emphasis on long term appreciation

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Peel Region’s top 3 neighbourhoods to buy

1. Brampton North, Brampton

Want a great first-time buyer’s area that’s close to parks and trails, and only 15 or 20 minutes away from the Brampton commuter GO Station? Check out Brampton North. Located just southwest of Madoc, this neighbourhood offers solidly built post-war bungalows or semi-detached bungalow-style homes (some of which still require updates and others have already been renovated). While you will find other styles of homes, such as two-storey semi-detached, as well as side- and back-splits, the overall theme in this neighbourhood is “a home a family can grow in.” Most houses here offer at least three bedrooms and the vast majority already have two bathrooms so there’s no need to spend money adding household amenities. Single-car garages are standard, although you will find some homes with double garages; some have private parking, but no garage. To the south and west of the neighbourhood is a network of parks that follows Etobicoke Creek. Each offers something unique, as well as an opportunity to hike and bike alongside river system trails. For instance, Duggan Park is a dream for softball fans, with three groomed pitches.

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The average house price in Brampton North hovers just over $600,000, which is 6% less than the average house price in surrounding communities, almost 20% less than the average house price of metro Brampton and 33% less than the average house price of Greater Brampton area. Homes in this community are well-priced for the area. Adjacent to Brampton North is the sought-after community of Madoc, where homes are larger but sell for $250,000-plus more, on average.

2. Central Park, Brampton

On the other side of Madoc is the community of Central Park. It’s dominated by the public Chinguacousy Park, which gives residents access to a range of activities, including mini-golf, a petting zoo, paddle boats and a skate park (in the winter, there’s also a public ski chalet). The park is a buffer between this community and the area that is home to the Bramalea City Centre (to the southwest) and to a large Smart Centre complex to the east, giving Central Park a community atmosphere that’s close to urban amenities. This is a great neighbourhood for commuters. The closest GO Station is at Bramalea City Centre, approximately five minutes away by car—10 minutes by bike. For those who commute by car, this community is on the fringes of the city limits, which means that to the east there are very few developments. This makes it much easier for drivers to get out of residential traffic and down to the toll Highway 407, which runs just south of this area, or to jump over to the non-toll north/south throughway of Highway 427, which is just 20 minutes away. Homes in this area sell, on average, for about $25,000 more than our No. 1 neighbourhood. Less expensive homes post-war bungalows or semi-detached two-story splits are also on offer, while more expensive options give you two-storey, two-car garage properties.

3. North Gate, Brampton

North Gate is directly north of our No. 2 neighbourhood, with homes that sell for a bit less, on average. Families like North Gate because it’s good for commuters, and its public St. Jean Brebeuf Elementary School offers a well-rated extended French program. (The school gets an above-average grade from the Fraser Institute school rankings.) The more expensive homes in this neighbourhood are located on Professor’s Lake, which offers community walking paths, paddle boat and kayaks rentals, as well as a beach with waterslide and volleyball courts. There is a recreation centre on the lake that locals can use (with rental facilities). Other streets in this neighbourhood offer homes that, again, range from post-war bungalows to two-story side splits.

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