As of today, December 7, 2009, there are 847 homes for sale in Brampton.
Here is a quick summary:
Semi-detached homes: 158 listings
Detached homes: 689 listings
As mentioned in Brampton homes, there are many older homes available for sale in Brampton as well as new.
If you are looking to buy or sell a house in Brampton or would like more information about Brampton homes, feel free to contact me.
As of today, December 7, 2009, there are 81 condos for sale in Brampton.
Here is a quick summary:
Bachelor: $152,500
1 bedroom: $167,000 to $183,000
1 bedroom + den: $160,000
2 bedrooms: $125,000 to $381,000
2 bedrooms + den: $182,000 to $381,000
3 bedrooms: $150,000 to $269,000
As mentioned in Brampton condos, there are many older buildings in Brampton as well as a lot of new ones going up, that’s where the huge variation in price comes in.
If you are looking to buy or sell a condo in Brampton, feel free to contact me.
Brampton homes, just like Brampton condos, are affordable alternatives to Mississauga homes. Homes in Brampton are still cheaper than comparable homes in Mississauga.
There is a lot of new development happening in Brampton, especially to its north and east side. But along with that you’ll still find a lot of older and well established neighbourhoods. Which is the reason you’ll find a variance in price. No matter what your budget, there is a home to fit your need.
Up until December 7, 2009, over 5,900 homes were sold in Brampton.
That’s up from approximately 5,200 homes sold in 2008.
Of all the homes that were sold in Brampton, approximately 4,400 were detached/single homes, meanwhile semi-detached accounted for around 1,500.
If you are searching for homes in Brampton, feel free to contact me.
A lot of people looking to buy their own place instead of renting often start out with buying a condo/condominium apartment. Brampton condos, or Brampton condominium apartments are a good alternative to Mississauga condos. Brampton condos are quite a bit cheaper than comparable condos in Mississauga.
Where even a one bedroom condo can reach close to $200,000 in Mississauga, it’s still relatively cheap in Brampton, starting at around $110,000 or so. It’s because of affordability that people are attracted to Brampton.
Living in a condominium apartment is all about choosing a different lifestyle. There are no lawns to mow, no snow to clean, no garbage to take out on the street, no fixing the roof or anything external to the condo unit you’re staying in. Usually parking is underground so no need to worry about car not starting in the winter or having to clean it after snow. There is at least a security guard in the building, sometimes even a concierge. A lot of the amenities are included such as a gym, swimming pool, party room, and sometimes even tennis courts, bowling alleys, billiards room and so on. These are all the things that you would pay separately for if you were living in a house.
A lot of the condos in Brampton are built around Bramalae City Centre. This is one of the biggest malls in Brampton. It’s home to a more than 280 retail stores along with grocery stores as well. Brampton transit buses, GO transit buses, and York region buses connect riders to major cities within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and all of them have connections/stops at the Bramalea City Centre.
The condos around the Bramalea City Centre are older than the ones being built around downtown Brampton. Due to their age, there is a huge price advantage over the newer condos being built in Brampton or Mississauga. They are not only cheaper but also quite large. It’s not uncommon to find a 1,150 sq. ft. or larger 2 bedroom condo around the Bramalea City Centre, whereas the same 2 bedroom condo in a newer building might be around only 750 sq.ft. or so and yet costing almost double!
If you’re looking to own your own place instead of renting, Brampton condos might be what you’re looking for!
To view a condo in Brampton, or to get more information regarding existing or new condo developments in Brampton, please contact me!
