Where to buy Halton region real estate 2017: Fully neighbourhood rankings

Halton region neighbourhoods: Full ranking

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Rank	Neighbourhood	Area	Average price	Average price vs. area	Average price vs. metro district	Average price vs. greater city area	1-year price change	3-year price change	5-year price change	Realtor grade
1	College Park	Oakville	$754,500	73.7%	86.3%	90.0%	23.5%	46.8%	69.8%	★★★★
2	Iroquois Ridge South	Oakville	$885,000	86.4%	101.3%	105.6%	24.1%	49.6%	71.3%	★★★★
3	Freeman	Burlington	$497,100	64.8%	56.9%	59.3%	21.9%	43.9%	61.3%	★★★★
4	Uptown	Burlington	$558,200	72.8%	63.9%	66.6%	18.8%	41.8%	61.4%	★★★★½
5	West Oak Trails	Oakville	$922,500	90.1%	105.6%	110.0%	26.0%	49.3%	68.0%	★★★★
6	Uptown Core	Oakville	$765,800	74.8%	87.6%	91.3%	24.6%	44.8%	62.6%	★★★★
7	Bronte West	Oakville	$901,000	88.0%	103.1%	107.5%	23.2%	46.2%	65.7%	★★★★½
8	Appleby	Burlington	$676,600	88.2%	77.4%	80.7%	20.2%	45.5%	64.4%	★★★★
9	Bronte East	Oakville	$979,700	95.6%	112.1%	116.9%	23.1%	49.3%	72.6%	★★★★½
10	Tansley	Burlington	$619,500	80.8%	70.9%	73.9%	18.2%	41.1%	60.0%	★★★★
11	Shoreacres	Burlington	$757,300	98.8%	86.7%	90.3%	21.2%	48.1%	67.8%	★★★★½
12	Palmer	Burlington	$655,300	85.5%	75.0%	78.2%	20.8%	43.6%	59.8%	★★★★
13	LaSalle	Burlington	$720,500	94.0%	82.5%	85.9%	22.6%	47.7%	64.4%	★★★★
14	Clearview	Oakville	$1,004,200	98.0%	114.9%	119.8%	25.2%	50.2%	72.6%	★★★★
15	Mountainside	Burlington	$588,800	76.8%	67.4%	70.2%	19.9%	38.2%	54.2%	★★★★
16	Glen Abbey	Oakville	$1,066,500	104.1%	122.1%	127.2%	24.9%	49.4%	71.3%	★★★★½
17	Bronte Meadows	Milton	$630,400	89.5%	72.1%	75.2%	20.3%	40.6%	54.9%	★★★★
18	Brant Hills	Burlington	$666,800	87.0%	76.3%	79.5%	21.1%	42.2%	58.7%	★★★★
19	Timberlea	Milton	$676,400	96.1%	77.4%	80.7%	22.1%	42.6%	58.7%	★★★★
20	River Oaks	Oakville	$1,040,200	101.5%	119.0%	124.1%	26.3%	50.3%	69.7%	★★★★
21	Dorset Park	Milton	$668,000	94.9%	76.4%	79.7%	21.0%	41.5%	55.3%	★★★★½
22	Clarke	Milton	$690,500	98.1%	79.0%	82.4%	21.1%	42.4%	57.5%	★★★★
23	Dempsey	Milton	$684,100	97.2%	78.3%	81.6%	20.6%	41.5%	56.3%	★★★★½
24	Palermo West	Oakville	$894,400	87.3%	102.4%	106.7%	18.2%	40.0%	58.5%	★★★★
25	Beaty	Milton	$705,400	100.2%	80.7%	84.1%	21.6%	42.9%	57.6%	★★★★
26	Headon	Burlington	$772,800	100.8%	88.4%	92.2%	20.2%	42.3%	58.7%	★★★★
27	Harrison	Milton	$717,500	101.9%	82.1%	85.6%	21.0%	42.1%	57.0%	★★★★
28	Brant	Burlington	$847,700	110.6%	97.0%	101.1%	21.0%	47.2%	68.4%	★★★★
29	Orchard	Burlington	$756,200	98.6%	86.5%	90.2%	18.4%	40.0%	58.0%	★★★★
30	Coates	Milton	$729,900	103.7%	83.5%	87.1%	21.0%	42.0%	56.8%	★★★★
31	Old Milton	Milton	$695,400	98.8%	79.6%	82.9%	21.4%	41.3%	57.1%	★★★★
32	Willmont	Milton	$730,600	103.8%	83.6%	87.1%	21.0%	41.6%	55.9%	★★★★
33	Georgetown	Halton Hills	$755,300	100.1%	86.4%	90.1%	22.2%	42.7%	56.4%	★★★★
34	Iroquois Ridge North	Oakville	$1,214,600	118.6%	139.0%	144.9%	25.5%	48.0%	67.7%	★★★★
35	Alton	Burlington	$781,700	101.9%	89.5%	93.2%	18.2%	23.5%	38.8%	★★★★
36	Scott	Milton	$841,400	119.5%	96.3%	100.4%	21.5%	42.1%	56.6%	★★★★
37	Roseland	Burlington	$897,000	117.0%	102.7%	107.0%	18.8%	38.1%	56.4%	★★★★
38	Glen Williams	Halton Hills	$726,600	96.3%	83.2%	86.7%	18.8%	39.5%	51.4%	★★★
39	Eastlake	Oakville	$1,745,100	170.4%	199.7%	208.1%	21.4%	45.2%	59.0%	★★★★
40	Tyandaga	Burlington	$951,100	124.0%	108.8%	113.4%	19.4%	38.0%	56.7%	★★★★
41	Rose	Burlington	$952,300	124.2%	109.0%	113.6%	18.8%	40.4%	57.5%	★★★★
42	Old Oakville	Oakville	$1,314,400	128.3%	150.4%	156.8%	18.7%	35.4%	49.9%	★★★★

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