Brampton Bungalow Market Report: November 2026
Review Brampton bungalow prices, October sales and November listings. Get practical market insights for buyers and sellers in November 2026.
Brampton's bungalow market sent buyers a mixed signal in October: more homes sold than the month before, but the median sold price slipped to $725,000, matching the lowest monthly median of the past 13 months.
With 233 bungalow-style homes listed at the start of November, buyers have plenty to compare. This report looks at what the latest sales, prices and inventory figures actually say, and what they mean whether you are buying or selling.
Brampton bungalow market in numbers
The latest completed-month data shows Brampton bungalow-style homes sold at a median price of $725,000 in October 2026. Sales rose to 67, while the median time to sell increased to 23 days. For the November 1 listing snapshot, 233 bungalow-style homes were reported for sale. These are separate measures: October figures describe completed sales, while the listing count is a snapshot of homes available at the start of November.
Market indicator | October 2026 sales | November 1, 2026 listing snapshot |
|---|---|---|
Median sold price | $725,000 | Not applicable |
Average sold price | $740,100 | Not applicable |
Bungalow-style homes sold | 67 | Not applicable |
Median days on market | 23 days | Not applicable |
Sold-to-asking ratio | 96.7% | Not applicable |
Active bungalow-style listings | Not applicable | 233 |
Approximate months of supply | Not applicable | 3.5 months |
What happened to Brampton bungalow prices?
The October median sold price was $725,000, down 4.0% from September’s $755,000 and 6.5% from October 2025’s $775,000. The October median also matched the lowest monthly median in the report’s 13-month period. The average sold price was $740,100, with sales ranging from $430,000 to $1.42 million.
The median is useful for understanding the middle of the market, but it does not mean every Brampton bungalow is worth $725,000. Sale prices vary with location, property condition, lot size, layout, parking and the presence of a separate entrance or finished basement.
Brampton bungalow sales over the last 13 months
Month | Homes sold | Median sold price | Median days on market |
|---|---|---|---|
October 2026 | 67 | $725,000 | 23 |
September 2026 | 51 | $755,000 | 15 |
August 2026 | 71 | $761,500 | 23 |
July 2026 | 65 | $760,000 | 26 |
June 2026 | 60 | $778,500 | 19 |
May 2026 | 64 | $781,300 | 18 |
April 2026 | 66 | $775,100 | 17 |
March 2026 | 56 | $760,000 | 20 |
February 2026 | 34 | $725,000 | 30 |
January 2026 | 32 | $755,000 | 30 |
December 2025 | 37 | $811,000 | 26 |
November 2025 | 63 | $785,000 | 23 |
October 2025 | 60 | $775,000 | 23 |
The table shows that sales increased from 51 in September to 67 in October, while the median sold price declined by $30,000. Homes also took longer to sell, with median days on market rising from 15 to 23. Monthly medians can move when the mix of homes sold changes, so compare similar properties and recent nearby sales before concluding an individual home.
How Brampton compares with nearby markets
Brampton’s October bungalow-style median sold price was below the reported figures for Peel Region and the GTA, but above the Ontario-wide median. These comparisons are useful for broad context, not as direct substitutes for comparing similar homes.
Area | October 2026 sales | Median sold price | Median days on market |
|---|---|---|---|
Brampton | 67 | $725,000 | 23 |
Peel Region | 160 | $850,000 | 22 |
Greater Toronto Area | 953 | $894,000 | 20 |
Ontario | 4,352 | $620,000 | 27 |
Brampton’s median sold price was about $269,000 lower than Mississauga’s reported October median of $994,000. However, home type, property condition and neighbourhood can make a significant difference, so this city-level comparison should be treated as a starting point rather than a valuation.
What November’s active listings tell buyers
The November 1 snapshot reported 233 bungalow-style homes for sale and approximately 3.5 months of supply. A separate listing page refreshed on November 4 showed a median asking price of $839,000, with asking prices ranging from $377,000 to $9.99 million. That is an asking-price snapshot, not the price buyers are necessarily paying after negotiation.
The gap between the October median sold price and the November median asking price should not be read as a direct price increase. The figures cover different dates and measure different things: completed transactions versus properties currently listed.
Areas and property features to consider
Bungalow-style listings appear across Brampton, including neighbourhoods such as Madoc, Brampton East, Avondale, Brampton North, Downtown Brampton, Sandringham-Wellington and Bramalea. Listing availability changes frequently, so check current inventory and comparable sales for the specific area you are considering.
Buyers comparing properties should pay attention to:
Separate entrances and basement layouts: Confirm permits and applicable municipal requirements before assuming a basement can be rented.
Condition and renovation needs: Compare the asking price with likely repair or updating costs.
Parking and lot size: These can affect usefulness and resale appeal, but their value depends on the property and location.
Time on market: A longer listing period may create room for questions or negotiation, but it does not guarantee a discount.
What Brampton bungalow sellers should know
October’s reported sold-to-asking ratio was 96.7%, and 18% of homes sold above asking. That suggests buyers were still competing for some properties, but many sales closed below the original asking price. Pricing a home realistically against recent comparable sales is especially important when buyers have more listings to choose from.
Before listing, sellers should:
Review recent sales of similar bungalow-style homes nearby.
Consider condition, layout, lot size, parking and any permitted basement features.
Prepare clear information about renovations and property features.
Reassess pricing and presentation if showings or offers are limited.
Final Thoughts
Brampton’s October bungalow-style market recorded more sales than September, but a lower median sold price and a longer median selling time. With 233 listings reported at the start of November, buyers had options to compare, while sellers needed to price and present their homes carefully. Use recent comparable sales for the specific neighbourhood and property type before making a buying or selling decision.
FAQs
What is the median bungalow price in Brampton?
The median sold price for bungalow-style homes in Brampton was $725,000 in October 2026. The average sold price was $740,100 across 67 reported sales.
Are Brampton bungalow prices rising or falling?
The October median was down 4.0% from September and 6.5% from October 2025. Prices vary by property and location, and one month’s median does not establish the value of a particular home.
How many bungalows are for sale in Brampton?
The November 1 report counted 233 bungalow-style listings. Active inventory changes, so check the live listing page for the latest count.
How long do Brampton bungalows take to sell?
The median time to sell was 23 days in October 2026, compared with 15 days in September. Individual listing times can differ substantially.
Does the report include only traditional bungalows?
No. The report’s bungalow-style category includes traditional and raised bungalows, bungalofts, side splits, back splits, and 1½-storey homes. This broader definition matters when comparing its figures with sources that report only traditional detached bungalows.
