Neighborhood Overview
Bram East, located in Brampton, Ontario, is a recently developed and upscale residential neighbourhood. The neighbourhood is beautiful, with the West Humber River winding through it. This lets people enjoy lovely valleys, fields, and big green spaces. These natural features are particularly prominent in the western and southern parts of the neighbourhood, where the Humber River's western branch flows, resulting in a significant portion of the area being designated as conservation lands.
Since its establishment in 2009, Bram East has experienced ongoing development, solidifying its position as one of Brampton's newer residential enclaves. The neighbourhood's urban planning strongly emphasises preserving natural beauty and providing ample green spaces, making it an attractive destination for individuals seeking a harmonious blend of city conveniences and natural surroundings. As a defining boundary, Highway 50 marks the eastern edge of Bram East, further delineating its geographical location within the city of Brampton and the Peel region.
| Livability | 82 |
| Amenities | A+ |
| Commute | A+ |
| Cost of Living | F |
| Crime | A- |
| Employment | A+ |
| Housing | A+ |
| Health | A+ |
| Schools | A- |
Compared to the national average, crime rates in Bram East are 42% lower. Similarly, violent crimes in Bram East are 40% lower than the national average. The likelihood of being a victim of crime in Bram East is 1 in 42. Among the cities in Ontario, Bram East is considered safer than 60% of them. Please refer to the table below for further insights into local crime statistics.
| Index | Bram East/ 100k People | Brampton/ 100k People | Ontario/ 100k People | National/ 100k People |
| Total Crime | 2,435 (estimate) | 2,958 (estimate) | 3,086 | 4,223 |
| Violent Crime | 625 (estimate) | 759 (estimate) | 792 | 1,042 |
| Property Crime | 1,810 (estimate) | 2,199 (estimate) | 2,294 | 3,181 |
People from different cultures live together in this diverse area. They value their diversity and encourage close bonds with one another. Bram East's median household income is 35% higher than the national average, reflecting a steady economic condition. Here, the unemployment rate is 32% lower than the national average, emphasising the community's endurance and opportunities. Notably, 2.0% of residents earn $20,000 or less, and 14.0% of the neighbourhood's population earns between $80,000 and $100,000. Moreover, 2.5% of people in the area earn $300,000 or more.
| Index | Bram East | Brampton | Ontario |
| Median Household Income | $111,321 | $99,758 | $87,353 |
| Unemployment rate | 4.4% | 5.1% | 4.2% |
| In labour force | 63.1% | 62.9% | 61.70% |
In Bram East, a significant majority of 68.79% of the residents hail from South Asian backgrounds. Additionally, the Black community accounts for 10.68% of the population, while the remaining 3.78% consists of individuals from various other visible minority groups.
In terms of language, most residents in Bram East primarily communicate in English, making it their first language of choice.
| Speak English | 88.0% |
| Speak French | 0.1% |
Bram East, located in Brampton, is surrounded by several other neighborhoods, each with its unique characteristics and amenities. The neighbourhoods adjacent to Bram East include:
Most of the dining options in Bram East are also located on the outskirts. Two shopping centres, one at the northern end and one at the southern end of Highway 50, provide a selection of fast-food choices and well-known coffee shops. Meanwhile, at the plaza at Gore Road and Ebenezer Road, you can find various Chinese and Indian restaurants.
You won't find any big shopping malls in the Bram East area of Brampton and the surrounding Peel Region. However, there are several prominent shopping centres located nearby.
In Bram East, Brampton, and the wider Peel Region, healthcare services are strategically located to serve the community efficiently. While Bram East itself is primarily a residential and commercial area, healthcare facilities, including hospitals, are accessible within a short driving distance. Here are some hospitals and healthcare facilities that serve residents of Bram East:
Bram East, a neighbourhood in Brampton, Peel Region, has a variety of recreational opportunities, cultural events, and scenic beauty. The following are some of the best places to visit and things to do in and near Bram East:
Situated on the border of Bram East, this conservation area offers a great escape into nature with its vast green spaces, hiking and biking trails, and wildlife observation opportunities.
For golf enthusiasts, this nearby club provides a challenging course with beautiful landscapes, perfect for a day out on the greens.
While not in Bram East, this historic house in Brampton offers a glimpse into the 19th century with its well-preserved architecture and furnishings. It's a great spot for history buffs.
Visual Arts Brampton offers a spacious 2000 sq. ft. studio area that provides a stimulating and supportive environment for local artists. This creative haven is designed to inspire artists to expand their portfolios with innovative and captivating artwork. At the front of the centre, an inviting reception and gallery showcase the newest masterpieces created by our members.
Bram East in Brampton offers residents and visitors a range of activities that cater to various interests, from outdoor adventures to cultural experiences. Here are some things to do in and around Bram East:
Make the most of the vast range of walking, cycling, or running paths, particularly those that run alongside the West Humber River. These trails offer scenic views and a chance to connect with nature.
Spend time in one of the many local parks, such as Valleybrook Park, which has playgrounds for children, picnic areas, and sports fields for casual games or organised sports.
Tee off at one of the nearby golf courses or clubs, like Castlemore Golf & Country Club, which offers challenges and scenic beauty for golfers of all skill levels.
Take a short drive to visit the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) in Brampton for a dose of local art, culture, and history.
Seasonal farmers' markets in Brampton, like the downtown Brampton Farmers' Market, offer fresh, locally sourced fruits, vegetables, artisanal products, and baked goods. These markets are a great way to support local farmers and artisans while enjoying fresh products.
Bram East and the surrounding area offer numerous shopping plazas and centres, which offer a variety of retail stores, supermarkets, speciality shops, and dining options. These locations are convenient for everyday shopping and eating out.
Located north of Bram East, Trinity Common Mall provides another large shopping venue with big-box retailers, cinemas, restaurants, and various shops, making it a popular destination for shopping and entertainment.
Bram East has a higher population density of 19% compared to Brampton. The median age in Bram East is slightly lower by 4%. Within Bram East, the South Asian community accounts for 68.79% of the population, while the Black community represents 10.68%. Additionally, All Other Visible Minorities make up 3.78% of the population in Bram East.
| Statistic | Bram East |
| Area Code | 905 |
| Population | 66,811 |
| Population density (sq km) | 3,092 |
| Median age | 34.8 |
| Male/Female ratio | 1.0:1 |
| Married couples | 85% |
| Families with kids at home | 65% |
Bram East in Brampton offers a variety of activities that are perfect for families with kids and pets. Here’s a list of things you can enjoy:
Bram East is home to several parks with kid-friendly playgrounds. Valleybrook Park, for instance, offers open spaces for play, walking paths, and sports fields.
Use the extensive network of paths for biking or walking. It's a healthy way to spend time together as a family, with or without your pets.
In Bram East, the cost of living is slightly lower than the average in Brampton. However, it is higher by 9% compared to the national average. The housing prices in Bram East also surpass the national average by 9%. Furthermore, the general sales tax in Ontario is significantly higher, 33% above the national average. Below is a table illustrating the cost of living in Freelton (out of 100)
| Index | Bram East |
| Cost of living | 109 |
| Goods & Services | 108 |
| Groceries | 100 |
| Health care | 103 |
| Housing | 109 |
| Transportation | 107 |
| Utilities | 130 |
The housing market in Bram East, Brampton, mirrors the overall patterns seen in Peel Region and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), showcasing its vitality and expansion. Bram East mainly consists of detached and semi-detached houses, townhouses, and recently built condominium complexes. This locality is renowned for its roomy residences and large plots of land, appealing to families seeking suburban ease with city amenities. The average household size in Bram East surpasses the national average by 84%. The average listing price in Bram East, Peel, is $60,000. The highest-priced properties in Bram East is $32,000,000.
Thе housing cost in Bram East rangеs from $60,000- $32,000,000 prеsеnting a widе range of housing options.
Renting a home in Bram East, Brampton, typically costs between CAD $2,000 to CAD $3,500 per month. The exact price can vary based on the type and size of the property, with single-family homes generally at the higher end of this range and apartments or condos at the lower end.
Neighborhoods close to Bram East in Brampton include Springdale, Castlemore, Gore Industrial North, and Vales of Castlemore. These areas are adjacent and offer similar residential and community amenities.
More than 326 homеs are available to purchase in Bram East, catеring to various prеfеrеncеs and budgеts.
Thеrе is a high dеmand for homеs in Bram East; however, houses in the neighbourhood are selling at a variable pace.
Bram East is one of the more affluent neighbourhoods with upscale homes and new developments compared to other neighbourhoods in Brampton.
