As of July 21, 2026, the median asking price for homes with in-law-suite features in Central Park, Brampton is $932,389.
Compared with the other neighbourhoods in Brampton:
Higher-priced than Central Park, Brampton: Toronto Gore Rural Estate ($2,499,000, about 168% higher), Highway 427 ($2,399,000, about 157.3% higher), Credit Valley ($1,399,000, about 50% higher), Vales of Castlemore North ($1,375,000, about 47.5% higher), Bram West ($1,321,000, about 41.7% higher), Bram East ($1,299,000, about 39.3% higher), Vales of Castlemore ($1,288,000, about 38.1% higher), Sandringham-Wellington North ($1,259,450, about 35.1% higher), Gore Industrial North ($1,225,000, about 31.4% higher), Snelgrove ($1,198,000, about 28.5% higher), Northwest Brampton ($1,147,500, about 23.1% higher), Westgate ($1,099,800, about 18% higher), Bramalea North Industrial ($1,084,450, about 16.3% higher), Sandringham-Wellington ($1,049,000, about 12.5% higher), Fletcher's Meadow ($999,900, about 7.2% higher), Northwood Park ($987,305, about 5.9% higher), Fletcher's Creek South ($949,000, about 1.8% higher), Heart Lake East ($949,000, about 1.8% higher), Downtown Brampton ($939,950, about 0.8% higher), and Fletcher's West ($939,950, about 0.8% higher).
Lower-priced than Central Park, Brampton: Northwest Sandalwood Parkway ($925,000, about 0.8% lower), Fletcher's Creek Village ($919,950, about 1.3% lower), Brampton East ($919,000, about 1.4% lower), Brampton West ($907,450, about 2.7% lower), Brampton South ($899,999, about 3.5% lower), Heart Lake West ($899,900, about 3.5% lower), Madoc ($844,500, about 9.4% lower), Southgate ($839,999, about 9.9% lower), Northgate ($830,000, about 11% lower), Brampton North ($799,000, about 14.3% lower), and Avondale ($792,000, about 15.1% lower).
