Location and Connectivity
Brampton is located in the middle of the Toronto Waterloo Innovation Corridor with easy access to all 400 series transcontinental highways accessing 158 million consumers Ranked #1 for mid-sized North American Cities of the Future for connectivity) Source: FDI Intelligence, American Cities of the Future 2019/20 Largest supply of vacant land adjacent to Toronto International Airport.
Brampton is located in the middle of the Innovation Corridor, giving Brampton a unique opportunity to attract talent from both Waterloo and Toronto
Ranked #1 for mid-sized North American Cities of the Future for connectivity) Source: FDI Intelligence, American Cities of the Future 2019/20
Canada has the 10th largest largest economy in the world
Canada has the lowest business costs in the G7 with a sound banking system
Easy access to all 400 series transcontinental highways accessing 158 M consumers
Largest supply of vacant land adjacent to Toronto International Airport
Only G7 country that offers investors preferential market access to over 1.5 billion consumers in 51 countries through free trade agreements: CUSMA,CETA, CPTPP
The GTA is the fastest growing region in Ontario with more than 6 million residents generating 19% of Canada’s GDP, in excess of $332 billion. With tax incentives recognized worldwide
Standard and Poors Triple “A” rating for 14 consecutive years
Lowest office development charges per square foot in the Greater Toronto Area
Brampton is at the centre of Canada’s major transportation corridors with direct access to the U.S. border.
By Road
Brampton is one of the most connected cities in North America sitting at the centre of an extensive network of 7 major highways that provide easy access to over 158 million consumers within a day’s drive.
By Air
Brampton has the closet downtown to Canada’s largest airport, Pearson International. It is the hub for over 47 million passengers annually to over 180 destinations around the world.
By Rail
Brampton is home to CN, the largest intermodal railway terminal in Canada. More than 58 per cent of North American business comes through the Brampton facility.
By Sea
The Port of Toronto’s connection to the St. Lawrence Seaway provides transportation, distribution, storage and containerization for international and domestic markets.
By Transit
Brampton is the fastest growing transit system in Canada.
