Brampton Condo Sales Surge 65% as Buyers Re-Enter the Market
Brampton’s real estate market is heating up—especially for condo buyers.
According to a recent Zoocasa report, the city saw a massive 65% jump in condo townhouse sales in April 2025 compared to the previous month, marking one of the strongest spikes across the Greater Toronto Area. This surge comes amid an overall 33.6% increase in home sales city-wide, showing clear signs that buyers are coming back—but with a sharp eye on price.
Prices Down, Sales Up: A Price-Conscious Market
Even with the uptick in activity, Brampton’s average home price dipped slightly by 1% to $944,297 in April. This suggests that affordability remains top of mind for today’s buyers. In fact, across nearly all property types—detached, semi-detached, townhomes, and condo townhouses—prices dropped modestly, creating more accessible entry points into the market.
Here’s a breakdown of Brampton’s property trends last month:
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Detached Homes: Sales rose 36.6%, average price dipped 1.1% to $1.12M
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Semi-Detached Homes: Sales up nearly 40%, price down 1%
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Condo Townhouses: Sales up 65%, price dropped 3.5%
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Apartment Condos: Sales increased 40%, average price rose 3.3% to $495,296
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Traditional Townhouses: Modest 9.4% sales increase, price down 1.2% to $827,814
Time on Market: Shifting Buyer Behaviour
Condo townhouses did take significantly longer to sell in April, with average days on market doubling from 16 to 36. However, that didn’t stop buyers—particularly those eyeing more budget-friendly options—from making moves.
Interestingly, apartment condos were the only property type to see a price increase, highlighting renewed demand in this segment, likely due to their relatively low price point.
Peel Region Snapshot
This surge in activity wasn’t limited to Brampton. Peel Region as a whole saw:
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16.2% increase in sales (969 transactions)
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3.4% drop in average price (now $998,207)
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12.3% increase in new listings (3,464 properties)
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Average days on market: 37
Zoocasa says this shift reflects a “more balanced market” where buyers are gaining confidence but still expect good value for their dollar.
What This Means for Buyers and Sellers
For buyers, this is a strategic moment to enter the market, especially for those looking at condo-style living. Lower prices and higher inventory mean more selection and negotiation power.
For sellers, pricing your home competitively is key. Homes that are well-priced are still moving efficiently—even in a less frenzied market.
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