Industrial Land in Brampton, ON
Represented by Michael Law — industrial broker, Lennard Commercial Realty
Region
West GTA
Avg Net Rent
$16.40/SF(Q1 2026)
Availability
5.8%
Clear Heights
n/a
Highway Access
407, 410, 427, Highway 7
Brampton Industrial Land Parcel Market
Brampton is one of the most undervalued industrial submarkets in the GTA in 2026, and I say that having placed tenants across every node from Mississauga to Vaughan. The city sits at the centre of the 407/410/427 triangle, which gives it cleaner highway access to both Pearson and the broader 401 corridor than most tenants realize when they're touring on Google Maps. Net rents currently sit around $16-17 per square foot for newer warehouse product — meaningfully below Mississauga ($17.52) and Vaughan ($17.26) for comparable specs, with the Bramalea-Gore and Highway 427 corridors offering the deepest inventory of 28-36' clear height buildings. Where Brampton gets compared unfavourably is on labour catchment and last-mile delivery time into downtown Toronto, but for warehousing operations where the inbound is by trailer and the outbound is by trailer (not by sprinter van), neither matters. The submarkets I focus tenants on are Bramalea-Gore Industrial, Steeles Industrial, and the Highway 427 corridor in the northeast — that's where the modern product is, and where rents have been most stable through the 2024-2026 softening cycle.
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