Halton Hills is a Halton Region municipality combining the towns of Georgetown and Acton, sitting northwest of Brampton and Milton. It's one of the more rural-feeling parts of the western GTA, with larger lots and a slower pace than closer-in Halton communities like Oakville and Burlington.
How Much Does a Home Cost in Halton Hills Right Now?
Based on active listings synced to Condohill:
| Property type | Median price | Active listings |
|---|---|---|
| Condo apartment | $600,000 | 19 |
| Detached house | $1,299,000 | 230 |
Halton Hills' detached median sits close to the GTA-wide average, but its condo sample is small — this is overwhelmingly a detached and freehold-townhouse market, with only a handful of condo buildings concentrated in Georgetown's core. Buyers specifically hunting for condo inventory will find far more choice in Milton or Oakville.
Georgetown vs. Acton
Georgetown is the larger and more built-up of Halton Hills' two main communities, with newer subdivisions, a GO station, and most of the municipality's retail and services. Acton is smaller and more rural in character, generally offering larger lots at a discount to Georgetown pricing, but with a longer commute and fewer local amenities.
Getting Around: GO Transit
Georgetown GO station sits on the Kitchener line, giving residents direct rail access into Union Station. Acton has no GO station of its own, so buyers there typically commute by car or drive to Georgetown or Milton to catch the train.
Closing Costs to Budget for in Halton Hills
| Cost | Typical amount |
|---|---|
| Ontario Land Transfer Tax | Varies by price — see calculation guide |
| Legal fees and disbursements | Typically $1,500–$2,500 |
| Home inspection | Typically $400–$700 for a detached home |
Halton Hills is in Halton Region, so buyers pay only the provincial Land Transfer Tax — no additional municipal tax as in the City of Toronto.
Financing a Halton Hills Purchase
With a detached median around $1.3 million, most Halton Hills purchases fall under the $1.5 million mortgage insurance price cap, keeping a low-down-payment purchase realistically available for many buyers here. See how mortgage pre-approval works before house-hunting.
FAQ
What towns make up Halton Hills?
Georgetown and Acton. Georgetown is larger and better serviced, with its own GO station; Acton is smaller and more rural.
Does Halton Hills have GO Transit?
Georgetown does — a station on the Kitchener line with direct rail service into Union Station. Acton does not have its own GO station.
Are there many condos in Halton Hills?
Very few compared to nearby Milton or Oakville — Halton Hills is predominantly a detached and freehold-townhouse market.
Is there a municipal land transfer tax in Halton Hills?
No. Halton Hills is in Halton Region, so buyers pay only the provincial Ontario Land Transfer Tax.
Is Halton Hills a good option for buyers who want more land?
Yes — Halton Hills, and Acton in particular, generally offers larger lots than closer-in Halton Region communities, at a comparative discount.
Browse current Halton Hills homes for sale on Condohill to see what's actually available today.
Sources
Price data reflects Condohill's synced MLS® listing data for Halton Hills as of September 2026. For official regional statistics, see the TRREB market statistics page.