Caledon
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The Caledon Region

Real Estate Market
Caledon’s real estate market reflects its growing appeal. The average home price stands at approximately $1.31 million, with properties typically staying on the market for just over a month. This demand underscores the town’s reputation as a desirable location, balancing a peaceful rural atmosphere with easy access to nearby cities like Toronto and Brampton.
Transportation and Accessibility
While primarily a car-dependent community, Caledon is well-served by major highways, ensuring smooth commutes to surrounding urban areas. For those who rely on public transit, nearby GO Transit stations in neighboring municipalities provide convenient alternatives for regional travel.
Quality of Life
Caledon is consistently ranked among the safest communities in Ontario, making it an ideal location for families. The town offers excellent schools, diverse recreational facilities, and a strong sense of community. From local farmers’ markets to annual events, there’s no shortage of opportunities to connect with neighbors and enjoy the town’s welcoming vibe.
Economic Landscape
Agriculture plays a foundational role in Caledon’s economy, complemented by sectors such as manufacturing and retail. The town actively supports local businesses and is committed to sustainable development, ensuring a balanced approach to growth.
Municipalities Within Caledon
Caledon is made up of several distinct communities, each with its own charm:
- Bolton: The largest and most urbanized area, offering a range of amenities and services.
- Caledon East: A quieter, family-friendly area with a strong community feel.
- Inglewood and Alton: Picturesque villages known for their historic charm and close-knit communities.
- Palgrave: A hub for equestrian activities and home to the Palgrave Forest and Wildlife Area.