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Cost of Living in Peel

Food costsHousing and rental accommodation costs within Peel (Brampton, Caledon and Mississauga) vary between and within these cities. Costs will vary for a number of reasons such as the size of the property, the size and type of housing unit, its location, and its closeness to facilities and services.

Average monthly rental costs in Peel Region for 2007 (Canadian dollars)
Municipality Type of apartment
Bachelor 1 bedroom 2 bedroom 3 bedroom
Mississauga $716 $890 $1,020 $1,162
Brampton $703 $895 $1,024 $1,131
Caledon - - $829 -

Source: Rental Market Report for the Toronto CMA, CMHC, 2007

Rental and House CostThere are several web-based resources that can help you find an apartment to rent in Peel. These include the classified sections of local and major newspapers and several websites with built-in search engines.

Apartment rental websites:

On-line classifieds in local and Greater Toronto Area newspapers:

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Average price of single-detached home in Peel Region in 2007 (Canadian dollars)
Municipality Average Price of a Single-Detached Home in 2007
Peel $438,004
Mississauga $581,048
Brampton $399,021
Caledon $787,583

Source: Housing Now GTA, Canada Mortgage Housing Corporation, Jan. 2008

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Food costs

Food costs will vary according to family size and location. The average food costs based on the nutritious food basket for a family of four* in Peel is about $530 Canadian per month.

* Two adults (male and female), boy 13-15 years of age, and a girl 7 to 9 years old.

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Public transit costs

There are several municipally run public transit systems in Peel. Each municipality is responsible for setting their own fares.

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