Boundaries and Location
Central Industrial is located in the core of Brampton, Ontario. The area is primarily focused on industrial and commercial activities, and it is well-connected by major roads and highways. The Central Area Vision identifies three precincts: Historic Downtown, Queen Street Corridor, and Bramalea City Centre, each with special characteristics and distinct opportunities for redevelopment Brampton Central Area.
History and Development
The Central Industrial area has transformed its economic development approach to target high-growth business sectors. According to Statistics Canada, Brampton placed 7th in the country for total construction value in 2016, generating $2 billion in investment. With high growth expected to continue until 2041, the City of Brampton is in a strong position to attract investment InvestBrampton.
Economy and Employment
As the largest employment sector in Brampton, the advanced manufacturing sector contributes approximately $4 billion to the national GDP. The area is home to CN, the largest intermodal railway terminal in Canada, and over 1,500 companies employing more than 30,000 employees. Top employers include Stellantis, ABB Robotics, Magna, Almag Aluminum, BMP Metals, Brannon Steel, A Berger Precision, AFA Systems, SEW Eurodrive, and Brampton Engineering InvestBrampton.
Amenities and Lifestyle
While the area is primarily industrial, it is also vibrant, with access to several amenities. The neighborhood serves as a transit hub for the Brampton area, including the Bramalea GO Station and Bramalea Terminal, which offers access to Brampton Transit, Zum, and MiWay buses Wahi.
Conclusion
Central Industrial is a vital part of Brampton’s economy, offering a range of opportunities for businesses and employees alike. Its strategic location and robust economic activity make it a key player in the city’s future growth.
Sources: Brampton Central Area, InvestBrampton, Wahi
