PHOTOS: August’s most and least expensive homes in Brampton
Published September 17, 2021 at 1:25 pm
Fewer homes were sold in Brampton in August, but the average price went up.
According to Zoocasa, the city experienced a sharp dip in sales in August with 883 homes changing hands, a 26 per cent decrease from the previous year.
The average price, however, surged the most out of any market in the GTA, climbing 24 per cent to hit $1,060,277. The high price point is a product of low supply, as a total of 950 homes were listed during the month, down 46 per cent year-over-year.
Almost every property that hit the market sold, Zoocasa says.
A total of 462 detached houses traded hands (down 28 per cent from 2020) at an average of $1,275,119 (up 29 per cent since last year). A total of 190 semi-detached houses sold (down 17 per cent) at an average of $933,105 (up 21 per cent), while 75 townhouses sold (down 19 per cent) at an average of $685,695 (up 19 per cent).
Unlike nearby markets, the Brampton condo segment also fell annually with 44 sales, down 14 per cent year over year.
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However, unit prices rose 11 per cent to an average of $516,634.
Here are the most and least expensive properties in Brampton that changed hands in August.
Most Expensive
34 Michelangelo Blvd.
It only took a week for this massive estate to sell for $4,250,000. This one-of-a-kind custom-built bungalow sits on two acres in Castlemore Estates and has 14,000 sq.-ft. of living space. Nothing but the finest materials throughout and includes indoor pool, greenhouse and sauna.
13 Cynthia Cres.
Situated on a prime ravine lot in Castlemore Estates, this home sold for $3,785,000. The house is livable or prime for someone who wants to custom build on a spectacular lot.
67 Main St. S.
This slice of Victorian living in the heart of Brampton sold for $3,028,000. A spectacular home on 1.4 acres in the heritage area of the city. Private setting, set back from the street. Like living on a country estate.
102 Belladonna Cir.
This premium estate home in a prestigious Brampton neighbourhood sold for $2,865,000. Luxury kitchen, built-in hot tub, 10-ft. ceilings with more than 8,000 sq.-ft. of living space.
20 Adonis Cl.
Luxurious, five-bedroom home sold for $2,605,000. Sitting on a huge lot, this massive home has a modern kitchen with pantry, huge finished basement and every bedroom has its own bathroom.
Least Expensive
417-188 Mill St. S.
The lucky buyer snagged this beautiful view for $373,000. Centrally located to shopping, Sheridan College and access to Hwy. 401, the large unit overlooks Etobicoke Creek. Recent renovations throughout.
1805-21 Knightsbridge Rd.
This bright, large, one-bedroom condo, with underground parking included, sold for $395,000. Custom built-in buffet cabinet, bedroom large enough for work area and unobstructed view towards Lake Ontario and CN Tower.
1605-17 Knightsbridge Rd.
Location still counts in real estate and this is one of the nicest buildings in the area. A great deal at $445,000. Two bedrooms, walk-out balcony with great view, close to shopping, transit and parks.
601-100 County Court Blvd.
This desirable, south-facing unit in a building chock-full of amenities, sold for $448,000. Two-bedroom, two-baths with tennis court, barbecue area, pool, gym, squash, sauna and security gate.
211-180 Veterans Dr.
The only unit on this list that sold for over asking, at $459,000. Open-concept suite, 9-foot ceilings, walk-out to spacious balcony. Upgraded with laminate flooring and modern kitchen.
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