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Brampton Rental Market Data & Neighbourhood Trends

Access granular residential building data, neighbourhood comps, and historical leasing metrics for 65 tracked properties across Brampton.

Brampton Rental Market Overview

FastScreen tracks 65 buildings across 3 distinct submarkets in Brampton, providing an authoritative view of the municipal rental market. During the latest 30-day observation window, FastScreen recorded 59 closed leases at an average realized rent of $2,335 per month ($3.48 per square foot) with an average Days on Market of 24 days. This current baseline places Brampton $282 per month below the broader GTA 30-day benchmark average of $2,617 per month. Across all-time historical records, Brampton has logged 246 total leases at an average realized rent of $2,282 per month and $3.34 per square foot. Active inventory stands at 58 listings with an average asking rent of $2,413 per month ($3.44 per square foot), reflecting a modest asking-versus-realized spread of $78 per month.

Active Rental Inventory

Listed and Tracked by FastScreen as of September 2026

Current publicly listed rental units and asking prices across Brampton

Active Listings
75units
Across 65 buildings
Average Asking Rent
$2,420/mo
Market Stability
Average SF
792SF
Typical suite layout
Average Asking Price / SF
$3.22/SF
Active density benchmark
Average Days on Market
54days
Active listing age

Rental Inventory Analysis At A Glance for Brampton

FastScreen recorded 58 active rental listings in Brampton with an average asking rent of $2,413 per month and an average rate of $3.44 per square foot. When compared against the latest 30-day realized lease average of $2,335 per month ($3.48 per square foot), landlords maintain an average asking-versus-realized spread of $78 per month across available stock. Total recorded active inventory spans three tracked submarkets led by Brampton Central with 31 active listings, Brampton West with 18 active listings, and Brampton East with 9 active listings. This active inventory level operates alongside a 30-day absorption rate of 50.4 percent based on 59 recent leases recorded against active supply.

Closed Leases

Transactions that closed in September 2026

Executed lease contracts and actual realized rents agreed upon between landlords and tenants

Units Leased
15closed
Executed transactions
Average Leased Rent
$2,341/mo
+0.2% MoM Delta
Average Leased SF
767SF
Executed size average
Average Leased / SF
$3.15/SF
Realized per-foot rate
Average Days on Market
22days
Days to execute lease

Leasing Trends for Brampton

Leasing velocity in Brampton maintains a steady pace, with the latest 30-day average Days on Market sitting at exactly 24 days across 59 recorded leases. This local velocity matches the GTA 30-day average DOM benchmark of 24 days. Mid-term tracking indicates stable leasing conditions, with 183 leases recorded over the last 90 days at an average DOM of 25 days, and 246 leases over the last 180 days at an average DOM of 28 days. When compared to nearby regional municipalities, Brampton's 24-day leasing window is 20 days faster than Halton Hills' 44-day effective DOM, 1 day slower than Mississauga's 23-day benchmark, and 2 days slower than Etobicoke's 22-day benchmark.

Brampton Neighbourhood Leaderboard & Directory

3 Submarkets

Compare average leased rents, transaction volume, active inventory, and turnover velocity across all neighbourhoods in Brampton

Brampton West
15 properties · 19 active listings
$2,189
average leased
Units Leased: 7
Days on Market: 23 days
-6.5% vs CityView Comps
Brampton Central
21 properties · 34 active listings
$2,399
average leased
Units Leased: 6
Days on Market: 25 days
+2.5% vs CityView Comps
Brampton East
29 properties · 22 active listings
$2,700
average leased
Units Leased: 2
Days on Market: 11 days
+15.3% vs CityView Comps
Calculation Methodology & Metrics Context (September 2026)
Average Leased Rent:

Calculated from completed residential leases executed in September 2026 across tracked multi-family properties in that submarket.

Spread vs City:

The percentage premium or discount of that neighbourhood's average lease price relative to the overall Brampton municipal benchmark.

Units Leased:

Total verified residential lease agreements completed and finalized in September 2026, demonstrating submarket liquidity.

Average Days on Market:

The average calendar duration between the initial public listing date and the finalized binding lease agreement.

Brampton Rental Market Dynamics & Local Trends

Peel Region's Fast-Growing, High-Absorption Rental Hub

Brampton is characterized by high population growth, a large multi-generational household demographic, and strong demand for 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom rental properties.

Anchored by major logistics, manufacturing, and healthcare sectors, along with Brampton Zum rapid transit and GO train connectivity, the city experiences strong rental absorption throughout the calendar year.

Submarket Pricing and Turnover Synthesis

Within Brampton, average lease rates range from $2,189 in Brampton West up to $2,700 in Brampton East, reflecting a 23% pricing spread based on building age and location. The fastest leasing velocity is currently observed in Brampton East, with units averaging 11 Days on Market before executing a binding lease agreement.

Month Over Month Trends

Month-over-month data indicates minimal movement in Brampton's rental market. The latest 30-day period recorded 59 leases at an average rent of $2,335 per month ($3.48 per square foot), compared to 52 leases in the prior 30-day period at an average rent of $2,318 per month ($3.46 per square foot). This pre-calculated movement represents a modest increase of $17 per month, or 0.73 percent. Because transaction volumes remain modest between these adjacent monthly windows, this slight variation reflects standard individual unit mix and lease composition rather than a structural shift in municipal rent pricing.

Longer Term Trends

Brampton's historical database encompasses 246 total recorded leases with an all-time average rent of $2,282 per month, an average rate of $3.34 per square foot, and an average DOM of 28 days. Mid-term rolling metrics demonstrate consistent performance, with 183 leases over the last 90 days averaging $2,291 per month and 246 leases over the last 180 days averaging $2,282 per month. Overall rental dispersion spans from an entry-level floor of $1,500 per month to an upper ceiling of $4,000 per month, with a median rent of $2,282. The middle 50 percent of the market clusters tightly between a 25th percentile of $2,100 and a 75th percentile of $2,450 per month, creating an interquartile range (IQR) of $350 that highlights steady core pricing across standard apartment inventory.

For Renters

Renters evaluating Brampton can utilize a stable transaction baseline averaging $2,335 per month ($3.48 per square foot) across recent 30-day leases. Overall municipal rental dispersion runs from a $1,500 per month entry floor to a $4,000 ceiling, with the middle 50 percent of transactions clustering within a predictable corridor between $2,100 and $2,450 per month. Renters moving between bedroom categories face clear space-efficiency step-ups: transitioning from a 1-bedroom to a 2-bedroom unit adds an average of $378 per month in rent (an 18.43 percent increase) while expanding unit size by 232 square feet from 586 to 818 square feet, accompanied by a modest PSF rate decrease from $3.63 to $3.07. For renters seeking active inventory outside municipal borders, Mississauga sits 15.2 km away with an effective average rent of $2,610 per month across 414 active listings.

For Landlords

Landlords pricing rental properties in Brampton should anchor their strategies in closed transaction data rather than asking highs. Recent 30-day leasing data shows an average realized rent of $2,335 per month ($3.48 per square foot) against an active average asking rent of $2,413 per month ($3.44 per square foot), establishing a narrow asking-versus-realized spread of $78 per month. Properties lease in an average of 24 days, matching the regional GTA benchmark and leaving little room for prolonged vacancies caused by overpricing. Landlords should account for submarket variations when setting rates: Brampton East leads as the highest rental benchmark submarket at an average lease price of $2,338 across 83 historical leases, followed by Brampton Central at $2,293 across 103 leases, and Brampton West at $2,183 across 60 leases.

For Realtors

Real estate professionals structuring a rental comparative market analysis in Brampton can leverage robust historical data covering 246 total leases alongside 58 active listings. With recent 30-day leasing velocity averaging 24 days—matching the GTA 30-day benchmark of 24 days—agents can advise clients on balanced market absorption. When local transaction volume fluctuates, realtors can incorporate mid-term 90-day ($2,291 per month) and 180-day ($2,282 per month) benchmarks to smooth out individual unit-mix volatility. To contextualize pricing relative to surrounding nodes, agents can reference nearby peer markets including Mississauga ($2,610 per month effective rent, 23-day DOM) and Etobicoke ($2,690 per month effective rent, 22-day DOM), both positioned within 20 kilometers of the municipality.

Frequently Asked Questions

Brampton Rental Market & Leasing FAQs

Essential answers for tenants, property owners, and real estate professionals navigating Brampton

What is the average rent for a condominium or apartment in Brampton?
Brampton's average realized lease price for an apartment or condominium is $2,335 per month ($3.48 per square foot), based on FastScreen's latest 30-day transaction records of 59 closed leases. The historical all-time municipal lease average stands at $2,282 per month ($3.34 per square foot) across 246 recorded leases. Overall rental dispersion features a median rent of $2,282 per month with a transaction range spanning from a $1,500 entry floor to a $4,000 upper ceiling, while active inventory offers an average asking rent of $2,413 per month ($3.44 per square foot). Brampton's current average rent sits $282 per month below the broader GTA 30-day benchmark of $2,617 per month.
How much is a 1-bedroom apartment in Brampton?
Brampton's average realized lease price for a 1-bedroom apartment is $2,051 per month ($3.63 per square foot), based on FastScreen's historical transaction records of 59 recorded 1-bedroom leases with an average unit size of 586 square feet. Recent 30-day activity accounts for 11 of these transactions at an average realized rent of $2,061 per month ($3.48 per square foot). Across the broader dataset, 1-bedroom asking rents average $2,112 per month ($3.70 per square foot) across 15 active listings, indicating an asking-versus-realized spread of $61 per month.
How much is a 2-bedroom apartment in Brampton?
Brampton's average realized lease price for a 2-bedroom apartment is $2,429 per month ($3.07 per square foot), based on FastScreen's historical transaction records of 85 recorded 2-bedroom leases with an average unit size of 818 square feet. Recent 30-day activity includes 18 leases averaging $2,438 per month ($3.33 per square foot). Active 2-bedroom inventory comprises 25 listings with an average asking rent of $2,633 per month ($3.38 per square foot across an average 832 square feet), establishing an asking-versus-realized spread of $204 per month. Two-bedroom units form the largest single bedroom-level transaction sample in Brampton's historical municipal dataset.
How much is a 3-bedroom apartment in Brampton?
Brampton's average realized lease price for a 3-bedroom or larger apartment is $3,110 per month ($3.43 per square foot), based on FastScreen's historical transaction records of 10 recorded 3-bedroom leases with an average unit size of 1,087 square feet. Recent 30-day leasing includes 4 transactions at an average realized rent of $3,300 per month ($3.57 per square foot). Active inventory is limited to 1 listing with an asking rent of $2,500 per month ($2.85 per square foot across 876 square feet). Because transaction volume in this category is constrained, this figure reflects a limited data point rather than a high-volume market benchmark.
Which neighbourhoods in Brampton are the most affordable versus most premium?
Brampton's rental market is divided into 3 FastScreen-tracked submarkets. Brampton East represents the highest rental benchmark in the municipality with an average lease price of $2,338 across 83 historical leases and 9 active listings. Brampton Central operates as the mid-tier submarket with an average lease price of $2,293 across 103 historical leases and 31 active listings. Brampton West ranks as the most affordable tracked submarket with an average lease price of $2,183 across 60 historical leases and 18 active listings, creating a total submarket rental spread of $155 per month (7.1 percent) between the highest and lowest priced areas.
What area codes in Brampton have the most expensive rental units? What area codes have the least?
FastScreen tracks postal FSA L6P as a representative area code sample in Brampton. Because the current municipal dataset aggregates transaction metrics primarily at the municipal and submarket levels across 65 tracked buildings, the available data does not contain sufficient multi-FSA breakdown detail to establish a comprehensive comparative ranking of rental prices across multiple distinct postal area codes within the municipality.
Which postal codes (FSAs) and neighbourhoods are covered in Brampton's rental data?

FastScreen tracks residential lease transactions across Brampton's primary postal code districts (FSAs):

  • Brampton East L6P, L6R, L6S, L6T: $2,700/month average leased rent
  • Brampton Central L6V, L6W, L6X, L6Y: $2,399/month average leased rent
  • Brampton West L6Y, L7A: $2,189/month average leased rent
How fast do rental properties lease in Brampton?
Rental properties in Brampton lease in an average of 24 days, based on FastScreen's latest 30-day leasing data across 59 recorded transactions. This 30-day average matches the GTA 30-day benchmark of 24 days. Over longer observation windows, Brampton's leasing velocity averages 25 days across 90-day metrics (183 leases) and 28 days across all-time historical records (246 leases). When compared to surrounding municipalities, Brampton's 24-day leasing window is 20 days faster than Halton Hills' 44-day effective DOM, 1 day slower than Mississauga's 23-day benchmark, and 2 days slower than Etobicoke's 22-day benchmark.
How much more will a unit with a parking spot in Brampton rent for versus a unit without one?
FastScreen cannot establish a reliable municipal parking premium for Brampton because the available transaction sample across bedroom categories does not consistently show a positive dollar premium for parking stalls. In specific categories where unbundled units leased at higher rates, such as 2-bedroom units, sample composition differences and unit size variations—where units without parking averaged 665 square feet at $3.99 per square foot compared to 829 square feet at $3.00 per square foot for units with parking—reflect individual unit mix rather than a true parking discount. Consequently, the local dataset does not isolate a clear, standalone parking premium.
How should Brampton landlords price their rental units to prevent vacancy?
Brampton landlords should price rental units closely aligned with recent closed transaction averages of $2,335 per month ($3.48 per square foot) to avoid extended vacancies. With average Days on Market sitting at 24 days—matching the regional GTA benchmark—overpriced listings risk immediate friction in a balanced market where active asking rents average $2,413 per month. Landlords should evaluate submarket-specific baselines, noting that Brampton East commands the highest municipal average at $2,338 per month, while Brampton West averages $2,183 per month. Monitoring unit-specific square footage rates and maintaining realistic asking-versus-realized spreads prevents carry-cost exposure.
Are parking spaces, lockers, and utilities included in Brampton rents?
FastScreen's municipal rental dataset for Brampton tracks closed lease transactions and active listings categorized by parking inclusion, but does not provide explicit separate inclusion data regarding lockers, hydro, water, or general utility fees. Realized and asking benchmarks are reported on a gross rent basis where designated by building type, but tenants should verify specific utility and locker inclusions directly through individual property listings.