Brampton-East, Peel

Brampton East is the perfect retreat catering to relaxation and active pursuits. It is located in the Peel Region of Ontario, Canada, a vibrant and diverse neighbourhood known for its family-friendly atmosphere and multicultural community. This area boasts residential, commercial, and green spaces, offering residents a balanced urban-suburban lifestyle. Local amenities include various schools, parks, and shopping centres catering to the daily needs of its residents. Brampton East is well-connected by public transport, making it easy for commuters to access downtown Toronto and other parts of the Greater Toronto Area. The neighbourhood's cultural richness is reflected in its international cuisines, cultural festivals, and community events, making it an inviting place for people from various backgrounds.

Brampton East has a livability score of 82 out of 100, which is generally considered excellent. The average crime rate is 14% higher than Brampton’s average. On the other hand, the cost of living is 3% lower than Brampton’s average. With a population of 13,782 and a median age of 41.3 years, Brampton East is considered one of the most comfortable places to call home.

The crime rates of Brampton East are 20% lower than the national average. Violent crimes in Brampton East are 17% lower than the national average. There is a 1 in 30 chance of becoming a victim of any crime in this neighbourhood. This area is 33% safer than other cities in Ontario. The table below briefly compares the Brampton East crime rate with the national average rate -

Brampton East's cultural landscape is notably shaped by its significant South Asian population, adding a vibrant layer to the community's fabric. This influence is evident in the colourful festivals, such as Diwali and Vaisakhi, which are celebrated enthusiastically, showcasing traditional music, dance, and attire. The local culinary scene is enriched by an array of South Asian restaurants offering authentic tastes from various regions. Moreover, shops selling traditional South Asian goods, from clothing to spices, contribute to the multicultural ambience, making Brampton East a dynamic and culturally rich neighbourhood.

Most people living in and around Brampton East speak English, whereas using French as a common mode of communication is nearly negligible.

Many individuals choose to live in Brampton East, and the neighbourhood is rapidly developing. It has several features to draw in audiences of all ages. The majority of the housing options in this area are modest subdivisions with single and semi-detached houses. Brampton East has some of the best schools in the neighbourhood. They are:

• Central Peel SS
• Parkway PS
• Turner Fenton SS
• Helen Wilson PS
• ÉS Jeunes sans frontières
• William G. Davis Sr PS
• É Élém Le Flambeau
• Sir Winston Churchill PS
• Sir Wilfrid Laurier PS

When it comes to dining out, enjoy some heartiest meals at some of the top-notch restaurants in the area.

• Ballista- Brampton Pure Veg Indian Fusion Food
• Suvvai
• Raunauk Bar and Grill
• Desi Bar and Grill Brampton- Rich Indian Flavours
• Queen Gypsy
• T.O.'s Kathi Roll Eatery Brampton East
• Milan Brampton - Ultimate Indian Street Food
• Ji Paaji Bar & Chill
• Qila Bar & Grill
• That Italian Place Brampton Inc.
• East Side Mario's
• Hakkalicious
• Sector 17 - Street Food Eatery
• Pepper On The Side
• Dhaba Junction on Queen
• Holy Shakes Brampton East
• Honest Restaurant Brampton
• Mandarin Restaurant
• The Spice Route

If shopping is your thing, you'll be delighted to explore some of the best shopping complexes nearby:

• Smartcentres Brampton East
• Trinity Common Brampton
• Bramrose Square
• Bramalea City Centre
• Brampton Town Centre
• Lakeridge Plaza
• Sandalwood Plaza
• Centennial Mall

• William Osler Health System- Peel Memorial
• Brampton Emergency Hospital
• Brampton East Medical Centre
• Brampton civic hospital
• Sajjad Ebrahim & Family Urgent Care Centre at Peel
• Vital Urgent Care Centre Brampton East
• Brampton Urgent Care Centre
• Queen's Urgent Care and Medical Centre
• Lormel Medical Centre
• Cornerstone Medical Centre-Walk in clinic
• Great Lakes Medical Centre
• Vodden Medical Arts Centre
• Pan Medical Centre

Top attractions of Brampton East are mentioned below for your convenience:

Claireville Conservation Area

A natural oasis in the urban landscape, Claireville Conservation Area offers serene walking trails, diverse wildlife, and opportunities for outdoor activities like bird-watching and hiking. It's a perfect retreat for nature lovers looking to escape the city's hustle and bustle.

Gore Meadows Community Centre & Library

This state-of-the-art facility is a hub for community engagement, offering a variety of recreational activities, fitness classes, and educational programs. The centre also features an impressive library, indoor and outdoor sports facilities, and spaces for community events.

Historic Bovaird House

Step back in time at Historic Bovaird House, a beautifully preserved 19th-century home. Explore the period-authentic interiors and gardens, and participate in the seasonal events and workshops that bring the history of Brampton to life.

Wet 'n' Wild Toronto

A thrilling destination for families and adventure seekers, Wet 'n' Wild Toronto offers a wide range of water slides, pools, and splash areas. Whether you're looking for adrenaline-pumping rides or a relaxing day by the water, this water park delivers fun for all ages.

Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA)

into the rich history and lively culture of Peel Region at PAMA. This unique venue blends art, history, and learning, showcasing various collections, exhibits, and activities. It's a captivating and enlightening spot that caters to the curiosity of every visitor.

In Brampton East, you're spoilt for choice with activities that cater to all. Nature enthusiasts can revel in the tranquillity of Claireville Conservation Area, a splendid spot for a leisurely stroll or wildlife spotting. For a splash of fun, Wet 'n' Wild Toronto offers exhilarating water slides and pools. If you're keen on cultural experiences, the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) showcases captivating art and historical exhibits. Sports aficionados can enjoy the top-notch facilities at Gore Meadows Community Centre. And for a taste of local history, the Historic Bovaird House is a must-visit, offering a glimpse into the area's past. The park features spacious picnic areas, ideal for family gatherings or a peaceful lunch amidst nature's beauty.

In Brampton East, it is very easy and convenient to travel. There are 126 transit stops, which include railway stations or the Brampton GO. Residents generally prefer travelling via personal vehicles, with many people commuting outside and within the city. There are 82% are personal vehicle users, transit users are 14%, and people walking or using a bike are 2%.

• There are many schools, malls and hospitals around the neighbourhood.
• Many open spaces and parks are in the vicinity, including George Park. 542. Parks Downtown Brampton, Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park., Heart Lake Conservation Park, Professor's Lake Recreation Centre. Bodies of Water, Eldorado Park, Nature & Wildlife area and Joyce Archdekin Park. Parks.
• The nearest airport, Toronto YYZ, is located at a distance of 12.4 Km from Brampton.

Brampton Farmer’s Market

This is one of the most popular farmers' markets in Toronto. Here, you can find a variety of produce and fresh ingredients, and everyday necessities. There are also several stalls, food joints, and flea markets.

Kaneshi Market

The population density of Brampton East is 60% higher than in Brampton, and the median age is 14% higher. The population comprises 2.2% Filipinos, 12.9% South Asians, and 1.6% Latin Americans. 44% of the residents are families with kids, and owner-occupied households are 65% in the neighbourhood of Brampton East. Rental houses in Brampton East consist of 35% people. The population statistics for the Brampton East neighbourhood are given below -

If you're in Brampton East with the little ones, there are a myriad of fun options to experience! Dive into the pools of adventure and water parks, where thrilling water slides and splash pads promise a day of giggles. Nature-loving families can explore the trails of Claireville Conservation Area, spotting wildlife and enjoying picnics. For a dash of culture, the interactive exhibits at Art Galleries and museums are educational and entertaining. Don't forget the Gore Meadows Community Centre, where kids can engage in various sports and activities. Brampton East is a playground of joy, offering memorable experiences for families!

The cost of living index is calculated with a national average of 100. The cost of living in Brampton East is 11% lower than the total average of Brampton and equal to the national average. Brampton East housing is 23% lower than the national average.

In Brampton East, you can find a diversified community with bachelors, families and retired residents in the neighbourhood. Residences for sale in Brampton East are available starting from approximately $279,000. The median house price in Brampton East, Brampton, is 100% lower compared to the total average of Canada.

The average number of people per household is 2.8%, owner-occupied houses are almost 65% and renter-occupied households are 35%. You can expect a good return and investment in housing in Halton. The places are affordable as compared to other neighbourhoods.