Claireville Urban Towns — Rental Market Data

Claireville Urban Towns has one active listing as of August 31, 2026, priced at a flat $2,000 per month with no spread between minimum and maximum asking rents. The available suite spans 550 square feet at an asking rate of $3.64 per square foot, and the 100 percent layout share is a one-bedroom configuration. With only a single unit on market, inventory is entirely entry-level and compact, offering no two-bedroom or executive alternatives for renters in this building.

The sole active layout at Claireville Urban Towns is the one-bedroom tier, accounting for 100 percent of available inventory with a single listing. That unit asks $2,000 per month across 550 square feet, producing a rate of $3.64 per square foot, and no other bedroom tiers currently have open availability. Rents seeking two-bedroom or larger configurations at this address must look to the broader Brampton East submarket, where ten active listings exist across competing buildings.

Claireville Urban Towns presents a single asking price of $2,000 per month for its one active unit, meaning the minimum entry rent and peak asking rent are identical with a zero-dollar and zero-percent spread. The entry-level suite is a one-bedroom at 550 square feet and $3.64 per square foot, and because only one unit is listed, there is no peak-tier contrast to draw. Renter pricing flexibility at this address currently depends entirely on negotiation rather than selection across a range of asking prices.

Den premiums and marginal square-footage costs for extra den space at Claireville Urban Towns cannot be quantified from the current active listing, as the single available unit does not provide a paired comparison with or without a den. Parking stall costs also cannot be reliably isolated; the data sample is insufficient to separate a verified monthly parking add-on from the base rent, and no confirmed parking premium should be assumed when budgeting for this building.

Claireville Urban Towns' active asking rate of $3.64 per square foot exceeds the Brampton East submarket asking benchmark of $3.02 per square foot by 20.5 percent, even though the nominal $2,000 monthly rent falls below the submarket average asking rent of $2,635. That nominal gap is fully explained by suite size: the 550-square-foot active unit is 323 square feet smaller than the submarket implied average of 873 square feet, so the per-square-foot premium reflects a compact footprint rather than a luxury positioning. The building holds one out of ten active listings in the Brampton East submarket, representing a 10 percent share of currently available inventory in the area.

Claireville Urban Towns averages $2,363 per month in realized lease rent, which is $51 above the four-comp benchmark of $2,312 and $12 below the broader Brampton East submarket average of $2,351. City Pointe Heights at 15 Skyridge Drive (0.36 km, 33 closed leases) rents at $2,257 per month with an average suite of 660 square feet at $3.47 per square foot; the subject commands $106 more per month than this closest peer. Cocoon Condos – Clarington 3 at 65 Yorkland Blvd (2.45 km, 3 closed leases) averages $2,417 per month across 867 square feet at $2.87 per square foot, placing the subject $54 below that mark. The Clairington – Tower 2 at 55 Yorkland Blvd (2.46 km, 2 closed leases) rents at $2,375 per month for 750 square feet at $3.17 per square foot, with the subject trading $12 lower. The Clairington – Tower 1 at 45 Yorkland Blvd (2.49 km, 4 closed leases) averages $2,200 per month across 747 square feet at $2.95 per square foot, where the subject realizes $163 more per month. All four competitors recorded active lease volume, so each figure reflects realized transaction data rather than asking-price speculation.

Claireville Urban Towns leases at $2.64 per square foot across an average 945-square-foot suite, a rate that sits below every nearby competitor and below the Brampton East submarket leased benchmark of $3.09 per square foot. Against City Pointe Heights ($3.47 per square foot, 660 sq ft), the subject trades at a $0.83 per square foot (23.9%) discount while providing 285 more interior square feet; the higher nominal rent of $106 is driven entirely by the larger footprint, not by a per-unit valuation premium. Versus Cocoon Condos – Clarington 3 ($2.87 per square foot, 867 sq ft), the subject offers a $0.23 per square foot (8.0%) discount with 78 additional square feet, and the $54 lower monthly rent reflects both the lower rate and the modest size gap. The Clairington – Tower 2 ($3.17 per square foot, 750 sq ft) shows the subject at a $0.53 per square foot (16.7%) discount with 195 more square feet, while The Clairington – Tower 1 ($2.95 per square foot, 747 sq ft) carries a $0.31 per square foot (10.5%) discount and 198 additional square feet in the subject's favour. Across all four comparisons, the consistent pattern is clear: Claireville Urban Towns delivers more interior space at a lower per-square-foot cost, and any nominal rent variance is a footprint effect rather than an asset-valuation signal.

Claireville Urban Towns operates with a lean, outdoor-focused amenity package—BBQ area, children's playground, garden and courtyard, shared laundry room, and smart delivery boxes—that stands in sharp contrast to the full-service lifestyle suites offered by every nearby competitor. City Pointe Heights (0.36 km) fields a 13-feature roster including a concierge desk, gym and fitness centre, yoga studio, rooftop terrace, on-site café, pet wash station, and EV charging; Cocoon Condos – Clarington 3 (2.45 km) adds a concierge, gym, meeting room, rooftop terrace, and pet wash; both Clairington towers (2.46–2.49 km) each include a concierge, gym, party lounge, and meeting room. None of those competitors offer the dedicated children's playground or the garden-and-courtyard layout that Claireville Urban Towns provides, and the subject's smart delivery boxes are absent from every peer set. The building provides no indoor fitness studio, no concierge or security desk, no rooftop terrace, and no pet-wash facility, positioning it squarely as a low-maintenance, cost-conscious residential option. The primary tenant demographic best served by this package is young families and small households who prioritize outdoor play space, a private garden setting, and a lower all-in monthly cost over the gym-and-concierge lifestyle that defines the Yorkland Boulevard corridor.