Best Realtor in Caledon (2026): How to Choose One, With Real Numbers
How to choose a realtor in Caledon in 2026, with August TRREB numbers for detached homes, townhouses and condos.
Caledon and Brampton New Homes
New construction on the Mayfield Road corridor between Caledon and Brampton: development charges, rebates, builder licensing and what the planning record actually says. Primary sources only.
Cornerstone, Caledon Club, Southfields or Wildfield: four Mayfield corridor communities compared
A sourced comparison of the four pre-launch communities on the Caledon–Brampton border on cost, access and delivery certainty. Which municipality each is actually in, why the development charge ranking reverses between detached homes and townhouses, which has a GO station and which has no published transit at all, and the one whose secondary plan is under appeal.
The $80,000 rebate on a new Caledon or Brampton home — and the 31 March 2027 deadline
The Ontario Enhanced New Housing Rebate gives up to $80,000 on the provincial portion of HST for new homes to $1,850,000, is not limited to first-time buyers, and requires the agreement of purchase and sale to be signed between 1 April 2026 and 31 March 2027. How it stacks with the $50,000 federal first-time buyers’ rebate, why the traditional federal rebate is worth nothing on this corridor, and the chargeback to ask about.
Development charges on the Caledon–Brampton border: $148,006.77 one side, $155,650.32 the other
The published, in-force development charges on the Mayfield Road corridor as at 1 August 2026 — Caledon, Brampton, Region of Peel and both school boards. Why the Caledon side is cheaper, the stacked-townhome classification that changes the charge by $64,123.68, the indexing calendar, and the servicing figure nobody publishes. Every number from a municipal or regional schedule.