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Caledon Real Estate Market FAQs
Last updated Jul 1, 2025How many real estate listings are currently for sale in Caledon?
As of today, the Caledon real estate market currently has 408 detached homes, 23 semi-detached homes, 10 condos, and 72 townhouses, totaling 513 listings in Caledon.
How many open houses are there in Caledon?
As of today, there are 7 open houses in Caledon
Population & demographics
Total population
82,888
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Average household income
$163,338
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Caledon Review
Transportation
Car Friendly
Excellent access to freeways and major arteries, with a vast amount of parking nearby
Pedestrian Friendly
Other transportation modes are needed to reach day-to-day needs
Transit Friendly
Few transit options
Shopping, Food and Nightlife
Cafes
Few or no cafés within walking distance
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No grocery stores within walking distance
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Few or no bars within walking distance
Shopping
Few or no shops within walking distance
Restaurants
Few or no restaurants within walking distance
Greenery & Character
Quiet
Some sources of noise nearby
Vibrant
Quiet atmosphere at all hours
Caledon is an hour northwest of the City of Toronto, and yet, despite this proximity, remains largely rural to this day. While it is quickly developing, the region has long been known for its slow pace of life, rolling hills, and spacious properties. Locals get to enjoy plenty of cafes, shops, and restaurants nearby, as well as a thriving arts scene, with lots of galleries and studios. Plus, there are tons of spots to get outside and enjoy nature, like Glen Haffy Conservation Park, Albion Hills Conservation Park, and Belfountain Conservation Area. Whether you prefer hiking, skiing, snowmobiling, ATVing, or cycling, you will find a place for it in Caledon. The town is also home to the Cheltenham Badlands, a truly spectacular sight to behold. No matter which village you choose to reside in, whether it be Bolton, Inglewood, Caledon East, Belfountain, or Alton, to name a few, you can’t go wrong by choosing to settle in this GTA township. At the end of the day, Caledon is affordable, accessible, quiet, friendly, and naturally stunning - just what many Ontario residents are looking for when they are considering where to move next. Fun fact: The name Caledon derives from Caledonia, the Roman name for North Britain.
