Published 2 November 2026 · By Jatin Dua, Broker of Record, RE/MAX Quantum Realty
Renaissance is a 27-storey, 302-unit condo at 9 George Street North in downtown Brampton, completed in 2011, a short walk from Brampton GO. Suites run about 529 to 1,970 sq ft, and November 2026 fees ranged about $428 to $1,317 a month. Brampton condo apartment medians fell 12.6% in 2026, to $415,000.
This guide is for anyone thinking of buying or renting at Renaissance, the 27-storey condo at 9 George Street North in downtown Brampton. You will get the building facts I could verify, fees and what they cover, Brampton condo prices and rents, the transit projects planned for the downtown core, and the checks I would make before signing in 2027.
Where is Renaissance and what is nearby in downtown Brampton?
Renaissance sits at 9 George Street North, near Queen Street West and Main Street South, in the historic heart of Brampton. The City calls this part of Queen Street the Central Area and treats the Historic Downtown as one of its three precincts for growth and renewal, along with the Queen Street Corridor and Bramalea City Centre.
Daily life here is walkable. A building-data website points to a Latin food market steps from the door, a coffee shop and several restaurants nearby, the Peel Art Gallery Museum and Archives (PAMA) and Beaux Arts Brampton for culture, Gage Park for green space, and Central Public School about a five-minute walk away.
- Transit: Brampton’s Downtown Terminal and Brampton GO station are both within a few hundred metres, by my measurement on OpenStreetMap.
- Culture: PAMA and Beaux Arts Brampton (building-data website).
- Parks: Gage Park (building-data website).
- School: Central Public School, about a five-minute walk (building-data website).
Who built Renaissance and when was it finished?
A building-data website says Renaissance was completed in 2011 by Alterra. The corporation is Peel Condominium Corporation No. 917, registered on 11 October 2011, and FirstService Residential is listed as the manager. The tower has 27 floors and 302 units.
At about 15 years old, Renaissance is past the new-building stage. Builder budgets and early warranty periods are long gone, so the condo’s own records tell you how well it has been run. That is good news for buyers who like a track record, as long as the records are healthy.
| Fact | Renaissance |
|---|---|
| Address | 9 George Street North, Brampton |
| Builder | Alterra (per a building-data website) |
| Height and size | 27 floors, 302 units |
| Registered | 11 October 2011 (PCC No. 917) |
| Suite sizes | About 529 to 1,970 sq ft |
| Fee covers (listed) | Heat, water, air conditioning, building insurance, common elements |
Source: building-data website pages, read November 2026. Confirm every figure in the status certificate.
What suite types and sizes does Renaissance have?
Renaissance has one of the widest suite ranges in downtown Brampton, from about 529 square feet to 1,970 square feet. Listings in November 2026 included one-bedrooms of 500 to 599 square feet, two-bedroom-plus-den suites of 800 to 999 square feet, and a three-bedroom-plus-den penthouse of 1,600 to 1,799 square feet.
That range means the building attracts very different owners, from first-time buyers and investors in one-bedrooms to downsizers who want house-sized space in the penthouse levels. When you compare prices, compare suites of the same size and floor, not the building as a whole.
What amenities does Renaissance have?
A building-data website lists a pool, a gym, a sauna, a concierge, a party room, a media room, a meeting room, guest suites and a parking garage. A pool and concierge add to running costs, so they show up in the fee. Ask to tour the amenity floor and check the reserve fund study for when the pool and other shared systems are due for major work.
What are the maintenance fees at Renaissance?
On listings shown on a building-data website in November 2026, monthly fees ranged from about $428 for a one-bedroom to about $1,317 for the large penthouse suite. Two-bedroom-plus-den suites of 900 to 999 square feet sat at about $707 to $727. Most suites work out to roughly 75 to 85 cents per square foot.
A building-data website lists heat, water, air conditioning, building insurance and common elements as included. Hydro is not on that list, so budget for your own electricity bill. My checklist on what to look for in a status certificate shows how to spot a fee increase before it happens.
Condo Valuation
What’s your condo
worth today?
Three quick steps. Condos don’t price like houses — your floor, your view, and whether you own parking move the number more than anything else. This weighs all of them.
Reading recent condo sales…
Estimated market value
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Most likely $0 · about $0 per square foot
What moved the number
Starting from what comparable units in your area sell for, here’s what your specifics added or subtracted.
Market context
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Two units, same floor plan,
$90,000 apart.
That happens constantly in condos — one has the parking, the right exposure, or a board that keeps the reserve fund healthy. A model can’t see your status certificate. I can.
What do condos at Renaissance sell and rent for?
I do not publish individual sale prices. Here is the city-level picture for Brampton condo apartments.
| Brampton condo apartments | Jan–Oct 2024 | Jan–Oct 2025 | Jan–Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median sold price | $540,000 | $475,000 | $415,000 |
| Sales | 274 | 228 | 241 |
| Average days on market | 34 | 45 | 53 |
Source: TRREB MLS data via REALM, January–October 2026 vs the same period of 2025 and 2024. City-wide Brampton figures, not Renaissance figures.
The Brampton condo apartment median fell 12.6% from 2025 to 2026. TRREB’s October 2026 Market Watch showed 23 Brampton condo apartment sales, 174 active listings and sales averaging 95% of the asking price. The MLS Home Price Index benchmark for a Brampton apartment was $398,400, down 9.89% from a year earlier.
For a building-level clue, a building-data website showed an average of about $565 per square foot at Renaissance in November 2026. Use that only as a rough guide, because a few large suites can move the figure a lot. My post on how much a Brampton condo is worth explains how to price by size and floor.
Rents
TRREB’s Q2 2026 Rental Market Report put the average Brampton condo lease at $2,052 for a one-bedroom (93 leases), $2,408 for a two-bedroom (87 leases) and $2,800 for a three-bedroom (10 leases). Renaissance’s mix of sizes means its rents will span that whole range. See my Brampton rent guide for 2027 for other sources.
How do you get around from downtown Brampton?
Few Brampton condos are better placed for transit. The Downtown Terminal and Brampton GO station are a short walk away. Three Brampton Transit Züm express routes serve the area:
- Züm Queen Street: Downtown Terminal to York University.
- Züm Queen Street West: Downtown Terminal to Mount Pleasant GO.
- Züm Main Street: Sandalwood Parkway to the Mississauga City Centre Terminal, along Main Street.
Since 26 November 2025, the City has also run Argo, an all-electric, on-demand pilot service in the downtown area. Rides cost a regular Brampton Transit fare on PRESTO and connect to Brampton Transit and GO.
What transit projects are planned downtown?
Two big projects could change downtown over the next decade. First, the City is planning a new Downtown Transit Hub, a bus terminal it says would nearly double today’s capacity and connect to two-way, all-day GO service on the Kitchener line, a future LRT extension and a future Queen Street–Highway 7 bus rapid transit line. It is still in the study and design stage, with public consultation held in December 2025.
Second, the Hazel McCallion LRT extension. City Council endorsed a tunnel option to bring light rail from Brampton Gateway Terminal to Brampton GO, and in January 2025 the City welcomed Ontario’s announcement of a rapid transit tunnel into the downtown core, followed by federal funding support for its development in March 2025. No opening date has been published, so treat it as a long-term plus, not a 2027 one.
What are the pros and cons of living at Renaissance?
Pros
- Walk to GO, three Züm routes, shops, restaurants, PAMA and Gage Park.
- A full amenity package, including a pool and concierge.
- A wide range of suite sizes, including large suites rarely found in Brampton.
- Heat, water and air conditioning listed as included in the fee.
- Planned transit investment downtown that could add value over time.
Cons
- A 15-year-old building, so major repairs will start to come due.
- Hydro is not listed in the fee.
- Future transit construction downtown could bring years of disruption.
- Brampton condo prices fell in 2026, with many listings competing for buyers.
Buildings around their 15-year mark often face their first big round of replacements, such as pool equipment, mechanical systems, the garage membrane or common-area finishes. Ask for the latest reserve fund study and the board minutes for the past year, and look for any talk of loans or a special assessment. My guide on how to avoid a condo special assessment shows what to look for.
Who is Renaissance best for?
Renaissance suits people who want to live car-light in Brampton: GO commuters, people who work downtown, and downsizers who want a big suite near shops, parks and the arts. Investors will find steady rental demand for one-bedrooms near transit. It is a weaker fit for buyers who want a brand-new building or who dislike construction noise, since downtown will likely see major transit work in the years ahead.
Downtown Brampton is one of the few places in the city where you can skip the car, and Renaissance is close to the centre of it. In a soft 2026 and 2027 market, that location gives you a resale edge over towers that rely on driving. Still, I would not pay extra today for an LRT tunnel with no opening date. Price the suite on what exists now, read the reserve fund study, and let the transit plans be a bonus. Compare it with the other buildings in my top condos to buy in Brampton for 2027.
Should you buy or rent at Renaissance in 2027?
Buyers have choice going into 2027. Brampton had 174 condo apartments for sale against 23 sales in October 2026, and prices were down from a year earlier. Borrowing costs rose, though. The Bank of Canada raised its policy rate to 2.50% on 28 October 2026, prime moved to 4.70%, and the next decision is on 9 December 2026. Leave room in your budget in case rates rise again.
Renters at Renaissance are covered by Ontario’s rent increase guideline because the building was first occupied in 2011, before the 15 November 2018 exemption date. The 2027 guideline is 1.9%, increases can happen only once every 12 months, and landlords must give at least 90 days’ written notice. For the wider picture, read my Brampton housing market outlook for 2027.
What to do next
- Get a starting value with the condo estimator on this page, then compare suites of the same size and floor.
- Ask for the status certificate, the reserve fund study and recent board minutes.
- Budget for hydro on top of the fee.
- Walk to Brampton GO and the Downtown Terminal at your commute time to test the trip.
- Book a call with me if you want a second opinion on a suite or an offer.
Need help with this? Talk to me.
I’m Jatin Dua, Broker of Record at RE/MAX Quantum Realty, and I’m the best agent to do this kind of work for you in Toronto and across the GTA. Over $100 million in GTA sales and 100+ families helped sell. Feel free to contact me any time: call or text 833-330-1925 or email [email protected].
Frequently asked questions
What are the condo fees at Renaissance, 9 George Street North?
Condo fees at Renaissance in downtown Brampton ranged from about $428 a month for a one-bedroom to about $1,317 for a large penthouse suite on a building-data website listings in November 2026. Most suites work out to roughly 75 to 85 cents per square foot. Heat, water, air conditioning and building insurance are listed as included, but hydro is not.
When was Renaissance in Brampton built?
Renaissance at 9 George Street North in Brampton was completed in 2011, according to a building-data website, and registered as Peel Condominium Corporation No. 917 in October 2011. It has 27 floors and 302 units. By 2027 the building is about 16 years old, so buyers should check the reserve fund study for upcoming major repairs.
How big are the suites at Renaissance Brampton?
Suites at Renaissance in downtown Brampton range from about 529 to 1,970 square feet, per a building-data website. November 2026 listings included one-bedrooms of 500 to 599 square feet, two-bedroom-plus-dens of 800 to 999 square feet and a three-bedroom-plus-den penthouse of 1,600 to 1,799 square feet. That is a wider range than most Brampton towers.
Is Renaissance close to Brampton GO station?
Yes, Renaissance is a short walk from Brampton GO station and the Downtown Terminal, within a few hundred metres by my measurement on OpenStreetMap. Three Züm routes serve downtown Brampton: Queen Street to York University, Queen Street West to Mount Pleasant GO, and Main Street to the Mississauga City Centre Terminal.
Is the LRT coming to downtown Brampton?
An LRT extension into downtown Brampton is planned but has no opening date as of November 2026. Brampton Council endorsed a tunnel option from Brampton Gateway Terminal to Brampton GO, Ontario announced a rapid transit tunnel in January 2025, and federal funding for its development followed in March 2025. Do not count on it for 2027.
How much do downtown Brampton condos cost in 2027?
There is no official downtown-only figure, but Brampton condo apartments had a median sold price of $415,000 from January to October 2026, down 12.6% from 2025 (TRREB MLS data via REALM). A building-data website showed an average of about $565 per square foot at Renaissance in November 2026, which is a rough guide only.
How much is rent for a condo in downtown Brampton?
TRREB’s Q2 2026 report put average Brampton condo leases at $2,052 for a one-bedroom, $2,408 for a two-bedroom and $2,800 for a three-bedroom. TRREB does not publish downtown-only figures. At Renaissance, rents vary widely because suites range from about 529 to 1,970 square feet, so compare listings of the same size.
Is Renaissance Brampton rent controlled?
Yes, Renaissance is covered by Ontario’s rent increase guideline because it was first occupied in 2011, before the 15 November 2018 cut-off for the new-unit exemption. The guideline for 2027 is 1.9%. Landlords can raise rent only once every 12 months and must give at least 90 days’ written notice on the proper form.
What amenities does Renaissance Brampton have?
Renaissance in downtown Brampton lists a pool, gym, sauna, concierge, party room, media room, meeting room, guest suites and a parking garage on a building-data website as of November 2026. A pool and concierge add to running costs, so check the reserve fund study for when major pool and mechanical work is planned.
Sources
- Renaissance, 9 George St N (building-data website)
- Central Area (City of Brampton)
- About Züm (City of Brampton)
- Argo on-demand service (City of Brampton)
- Downtown Brampton Transit Hub (City of Brampton)
- LRT Extension Study (City of Brampton)
- Rental Market Report, Q2 2026 (TRREB)
- Market Watch, October 2026 (TRREB)
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About the author — Jatin Dua, Toronto and GTA real estate broker
I am Jatin Dua, Broker of Record and co-founder of RE/MAX Quantum Realty Inc., Brokerage, Unit 101, 799 The Queensway, Toronto. I work with buyers and sellers across Toronto and the GTA and have helped more than 100 families sell. Four-plus years of active GTA transactions and over $100 million in sales volume.
Reach me at [email protected] or 833-330-1925, or book a call.