Mixed density by design means a townhouse, a condo and a detached home can all be selling within a few blocks of each other at very different price points. Joel Dyck prices a Brighton listing against both what builders are currently offering and what has recently resold. Commercial development arriving alongside the housing in Brighton is part of the appeal for buyers who want walkable retail eventually, but that buildout is still in progress in places rather than finished, worth checking before assuming a specific amenity is actually open.
A resale home in Brighton has to be priced with the builder's current incentives in mind, since a buyer comparing a five-year-old resale against a brand-new build with a builder promotion attached is not making a purely price-per-square-foot decision.
Getting the number right in Brighton means watching what the builder down the street is doing, not just what sold last year. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.