Land Transfer Tax in Brampton, ON

2026 Ontario LTT Calculator · First-Time Buyer Rebate · Peel Region

At a Glance — Brampton (2026)

Median Home Price
$780,000
Ontario LTT at Median
$12,075
FTB Rebate (max)
$4,000
Net LTT (First-Timer)
$8,075

Buying in Brampton means you pay only Ontario's provincial land transfer tax — there is no Toronto Municipal Land Transfer Tax (MLTT) here. At the Brampton median of $780,000, a buyer in Toronto would pay approximately $24,150 in combined LTT, while a Brampton buyer pays just $12,075 — a saving of $12,075.

Ontario LTT Calculator — Brampton

Purchase Price
Ontario LTT (Gross)
FTB Rebate Applied
Net Ontario LTT Owing
Savings vs. buying in Toronto (same price)

How Ontario Land Transfer Tax Works in Brampton

Ontario LTT is calculated using a marginal bracket system — similar to income tax. Only the portion of the purchase price within each bracket is taxed at that rate:

Portion of Purchase PriceTax RateMax Tax in Bracket
First $55,0000.5%$275
$55,001 – $250,0001.0%$1,950
$250,001 – $400,0001.5%$2,250
$400,001 – $2,000,0002.0%$32,000
Above $2,000,0002.5%Unlimited

Example at $780,000 (Brampton median):

First-Time Buyer Rebate in Brampton

Ontario's First-Time Homebuyer Land Transfer Tax Rebate can save you up to $4,000 on your Ontario LTT bill. Here's how it works:

First-time buyers in Brampton often target semi-detached homes in Mount Pleasant or Springdale in the $700K–$850K range.

At Brampton's median price of $780,000, a first-time buyer pays $12,075 in Ontario LTT, receives a $4,000 rebate, and owes a net $8,075 at closing.

Why Brampton Buyers Save Big vs. Toronto

The City of Toronto charges its own Municipal Land Transfer Tax (MLTT) on top of the provincial Ontario LTT — effectively doubling the transfer tax burden. Since Brampton is in Peel Region and not within Toronto's city limits, buyers here pay only the Ontario LTT.

ScenarioOntario LTTToronto MLTTTotal LTT
Buy in Brampton at $780,000 $12,075 None $12,075
Buy in Toronto at $780,000 $12,075 $12,075 $24,150
Savings by buying in Brampton $12,075

That's $12,075 more you keep in your pocket — money that could cover moving costs, furniture, or go straight into your FHSA or RRSP.

For a full breakdown of Ontario LTT rules, visit our Ontario Land Transfer Tax guide.

About Brampton, ON — Key Neighbourhoods

The Flower City is one of Canada's fastest-growing cities with a population exceeding 650,000. Brampton offers more affordable detached homes than neighbouring Mississauga.

Popular neighbourhoods include Bramalea, Heart Lake, Mount Pleasant, Springdale, Castlemore, and Sandringham. Home prices vary significantly by neighbourhood — use the calculator above to model the exact LTT for any purchase price.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Brampton LTT

Is there a municipal land transfer tax in Brampton?

No. Only the City of Toronto charges a municipal LTT on top of Ontario's provincial LTT. Since Brampton is in Peel Region and outside the City of Toronto's boundaries, buyers pay only the Ontario LTT.

When is Ontario LTT paid?

Ontario land transfer tax is paid on closing day, typically through your real estate lawyer. It is calculated on the purchase price of the property as registered with the province.

Can I get the first-time buyer rebate in Brampton?

Yes. Ontario's FTB rebate applies anywhere in the province, including Brampton. You can receive up to $4,000 back on your Ontario LTT if you have never owned a home anywhere in the world and the property will be your principal residence.

Does the LTT apply to new-build condos in Brampton?

Yes, Ontario LTT applies to all residential real estate transactions including new construction. Buyers of pre-construction condos and new-build homes pay LTT on the final purchase price on the registration date.

For more details, see our comprehensive Ontario Land Transfer Tax guide.