Where to Buy a Condo or Townhouse in Halton in 2018

Finding Value in Strata-Units in the Halton Region

Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a downsizer or an investor you’ll want the latest market information. That’s exactly what you get in this, the Canada (GTA & GVA) Condo & Townhouse Market Report: Halton Region. We examine each neighbourhood based on three overall factors.

First, we consider each neighbourhood’s value. This doesn’t mean we rank the cheapest neighbourhoods highest. Quite often, there’s a reason for a consistently lower priced-area. Instead, we consider each neighbourhood’s value when compared to surrounding communities, its overall municipality and the Greater Toronto Area.

From there, we examine how well the neighbourhood performed over the last five years. No one wants to buy into a surging pocket that’s only going to deflate as soon as the market slows down, and tracking a community’s momentum helps us assess this sustained growth.

Finally, we created our own economic score for each neighbourhood. We asked local experts — Zolo real estate agents with in-depth, localized knowledge about each community and area — and combined this score with the publicly accessible walk and transit scores.

The result is a ranking of the best and worst communities to buy a condo or townhouse in Burlington, Oakville, Milton or Halton Hills in 2018.

10 Best Neighbourhoods to Buy a Condo in Halton in 2018

1. Brant, Burlington – $615,943
2. Uptown Core, Oakville – $420,924
3. Tansley, Burlington – $393,300
4. Appleby, Burlington – $438,246
5. Headon, Burlington – $438,974
6. Clarke, Milton – $475,593
7. River Oaks, Oakville – $456,531
8. Georgetown, Halton Hills – $416,254
9. Uptown, Burlington – $426,067
10. College Park, Oakville – $408,530

10 Worst Neighbourhoods to Buy a Condo in Halton in 2018

1. Rose, Burlington – $704,233
2. Bayview, Burlington – $307,300
3. Shoreacres, Burlington – $223,950
4. Tyandaga, Burlington – $399,688
5. Brant Hills, Burlington – $431,667
6. West Oak Trails, Oakville – $452,321
7. Acton, Halton Hills – $297,000
8. Dorset Park, Milton – $410,071
9. Willmont, Milton – $348,000
10. Beaty, Milton – $368,444

10 Best Neighbourhoods to Buy a Townhouse in Halton in 2018

1. Appleby, Burlington – $525,175
2. Timberlea, Milton – $217,500
3. Headon, Burlington – $515,769
4. Uptown Core, Oakville – $493,719
5. Mountainside, Burlington – $351,990
6. Dorset Park, Milton – $380,795
7. LaSalle, Burlington – $428,882
8. Iroquois Ridge South, Oakville – $440,734
9. Bronte Meadows, Milton – $468,703
10. Georgetown, Halton Hills – $437,522

10 Worst Neighbourhoods to Buy a Townhouse in Halton in 2018

1. Bronte West, Oakville – $729,458
2. West Oak Trails, Oakville – $522,320
3. Bayview, Burlington – $468,850
4. Iroquois Ridge North, Oakville – $602,883
5. Alton, Burlington – $456,000
6. Uptown, Burlington – $548,160
7. Palmer, Burlington – $408,133
8. Tyandaga, Burlington – $463,018
9. Glen Abbey, Oakville – $669,541
10. Rose, Burlington – $695,557

Romana King

Romana King is an award-winning personal finance writer, real estate expert, Contributing Editor at Zolo Homebase, and a best-selling Amazon author of House Poor No More: 9 Steps that Grow the Value of Your Home and Net Worth. Romana has contributed to various business and lifestyle publications including CBC.ca, Toronto Sun, Maclean’s, MoneySense, Globe & Mail Custom Content Team, among others.

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