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Caledon real estate guideCaledon

Caledon is the large, mostly rural town at the top of Peel Region, north of Brampton.

TRREB average$1,129,312October 2026

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Population, 2021
76,581
Own their home, 2021
89.4%
Median household income, 2020
$133,000
Median age, 2021
40.8

Sources: Statistics Canada. Full citations at the foot of the page. Compiled November 2026.

Homes & prices

TRREB sales for October 2026, and the 2021 Census housing mix.

Sales
74
Median price
$982,500
Avg sale-to-list ratio
96%
Avg days on market
40

Average price by home type

  • Detached(55 sales)$1,238,154
  • Semi-detached(5 sales)$883,200
  • Att/row/townhouse(11 sales)$824,734
TRREB Market Watch, October 2026.

Homes by type[1]

  • Single-detached house80.7%
  • Row house7.7%
  • Semi-detached house7.0%
  • Apartment, fewer than 5 storeys2.0%
  • Apartment or flat in a duplex1.4%
  • Apartment, 5 or more storeys1.1%
Share of occupied private dwellings, 2021 Census.

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The market in October 2026

TRREB recorded 74 Caledon sales in October 2026 at an average of $1,129,312 and a median of $982,500. Detached houses dominated, with 55 sales at an average of $1,238,154. Freehold townhouses (11 sales, $824,734) and semis (5 sales, $883,200) made up most of the rest. Caledon had the most months of inventory of the cities outside Toronto on this site: 409 active listings at month end against 74 sales, and 6.5 months of inventory on TRREB's trend measure. Homes sold at 96% of list price after an average of 40 days. The composite MLS HPI benchmark was $1,051,700, down 8.24% from a year earlier.

The housing stock

Caledon is a detached-house market. Single-detached homes make up 80.7% of occupied dwellings, and apartments of any kind are under 5%. Row houses (7.7%) and semis (7.0%) make up most of the remainder. The age of the stock is spread out: 10.4% predates 1961, 20.8% went up in the 1990s and another 21.4% has been built since 2011, which matches the town's 15.2% population growth between 2016 and 2021. With fewer than 25,000 occupied homes spread over almost 700 km², much of the town is countryside between the settled communities. Ownership is very high at 89.4%, and only about 2,525 households rent, so rental choice is thin.

More figures

New listings / active listings
170 / 409[2]
Months of inventory (trend)
6.5[2]
MLS HPI composite benchmarkDown 8.24% year over year
$1,051,700[2]
Land area and density
688.82 km², 111.2 people per km²[1]
Single-detached houses, 202119,120 of 23,700 occupied private dwellings
80.7%[1]
Median value of owned dwellings, 2021 (owner-estimated)
$1,000,000[1]
Average household size, 2021
3.2[1]
Immigrants, 2021Share of population in private households
29.2%[1]
Most common non-official mother tongues, 2021Single responses, share of population
Punjabi 11.1%, Italian 5.4%[1]

Getting around

Stations, rapid transit and highways.

  • Highway 410 and Highway 10 (Hurontario Street)[10]Highway
  • GO bus links to Malton GO and Brampton GO (Kitchener line)[3]GO train

Schools

Boundaries change. Confirm your address with the board before you buy.

  • Humberview Secondary School[5]SecondaryPeel District School Board
  • Mayfield Secondary School[6]SecondaryPeel District School Board
  • St. Michael Catholic Secondary School[7]SecondaryDufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board
  • Robert F. Hall Catholic Secondary School[7]SecondaryDufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board
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Lifestyle

Parks, neighbourhoods and who Caledon suits.

Who Caledon suits

  • Buyers who want a detached house and space
  • Larger households with higher incomes
  • Outdoor-focused households near the Bruce Trail
  • Buyers who can drive

Parks

  • Albion Hills Conservation Park[8]
  • Forks of the Credit Provincial Park[9]
  • Caledon Trailway[4]

Neighbourhoods within Caledon

  • Bolton
  • Caledon East
  • Mayfield West
  • Caledon Village
  • Inglewood
  • Belfountain
  • Cheltenham
  • Alton
  • Palgrave
  • Mono Mills
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Overview

Caledon is the large, mostly rural town at the top of Peel Region, north of Brampton. Instead of one downtown it has a string of communities: Bolton is the biggest, Caledon East and Mayfield West are the other service centres, and villages such as Alton, Belfountain, Caledon Village, Cheltenham, Inglewood and Palgrave are spread across the countryside. The town had 76,581 residents in 2021 across 688.82 km².

Day-to-day life

Life in Caledon depends on which community you pick. Bolton is the main hub for shopping and services, and the Humber Valley Heritage Trail follows the Humber River from Bolton to Palgrave. Mayfield West sits beside Brampton's northern edge and is served by Brampton Transit routes. Caledon East is the other service centre, while Inglewood, Belfountain, Alton and the other villages are much smaller. The town's real draw is the landscape. The Caledon Trailway crosses the Humber and Credit rivers, the Oak Ridges Moraine and the Niagara Escarpment, and links with the Oak Ridges Trail near Palgrave, while the Bruce Trail follows the escarpment. Albion Hills Conservation Park has camping, a wading pool and more than 50 km of mountain bike trails, and Forks of the Credit is popular for hiking and fishing. Punjabi is the most common mother tongue after English, followed by Italian.

Is Caledon a good fit for you?

  • Buyers who want a detached house and space: 80.7% of Caledon's homes are single-detached, and the town has 111.2 people per km².
  • Larger households with higher incomes: the 2021 median household income was $133,000 and the average household had 3.2 people.
  • Outdoor-focused households near the Bruce Trail, Caledon Trailway, Forks of the Credit and Albion Hills.
  • Buyers who can drive: Caledon has no GO train station, and local transit is limited to Brampton Transit routes, peak GO buses and an on-demand pilot.

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What was the average home price in Caledon in October 2026?

TRREB recorded 74 Caledon sales at an average of $1,129,312 and a median of $982,500. Detached houses averaged $1,238,154 over 55 sales.

Is it a buyer's market in Caledon?

Supply was high in October 2026, with 409 active listings and 6.5 months of inventory on TRREB's trend measure, and homes sold at an average of 96% of list price.

Does Caledon have a GO train station?

No. The town's GO service is two peak-only bus routes, Bolton to Malton GO and Brampton to Orangeville. Brampton Transit runs several routes into Caledon, and an on-demand pilot started on September 14, 2026 in Bolton, Caledon East and Mayfield West.

What kind of homes are in Caledon?

Mostly detached houses: 80.7% of occupied homes in 2021 were single-detached, and 89.4% of households owned their home.

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Sources (10)

  1. [1] Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, Census Profile: Caledon (T) (census subdivision 3521024), retrieved via the Census Profile SDMX data service (accessed 2026-10-12)
  2. [2] Toronto Regional Real Estate Board, Market Watch, October 2026 (All Home Types, by-type municipal tables and MLS Home Price Index) (accessed 2026-11-06)
  3. [3] Town of Caledon, Transit (Brampton Transit routes, GO routes, on-demand pilot) (accessed 2026-10-12)
  4. [4] Town of Caledon, Trails (accessed 2026-10-12)
  5. [5] Peel District School Board, Humberview Secondary School (accessed 2026-10-12)
  6. [6] Peel District School Board, Mayfield Secondary School (accessed 2026-10-12)
  7. [7] Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board, School Directory (accessed 2026-10-12)
  8. [8] Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, Albion Hills Conservation Park (accessed 2026-10-12)
  9. [9] Ontario Parks, Forks of the Credit Provincial Park (accessed 2026-10-12)
  10. [10] Wikipedia, Caledon, Ontario (non-numeric context: communities, highways, trails) (accessed 2026-10-12)

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