York Region
Markham neighbourhoods
Ontario's tech and dining hub with heritage main streets.
20 communities to explore
Homes for sale
600
Median asking price
$1,090,000
Rentals available
600
Median rent
$2,350/mo
Live market report
Markham — what the market is doing today
Reading today's listings…
The Markham guide
Markham is a growing suburban city built around schools, plazas and quick highway access, made up of 20 communities that each have their own feel. Ontario's tech and dining hub with heritage main streets.
Expect a mix of detached houses, semis and townhomes, with newer subdivisions on the edges. The older, more central pockets tend to hold value best.
Right now there are 600 homes for sale in Markham around a median asking price of $1,090,000, plus 600 rentals near $2,350 a month. Every community below has its own guide with the homes available there today.
Good to know before you shortlist
- Rental supply in Markham is thinner than in Toronto, so good units go quickly.
- Property taxes, water and heating costs differ across York Region — factor them into your monthly number, not just the price.
- Newer subdivisions can still be finishing roads, parks and schools; older pockets have them already.
Who Markham suits
- Growing families who need bedrooms and parking
- Commuters who want highway and GO access
- Buyers looking for newer homes
Getting around
- YRT and Viva rapid bus routes
- GO train lines into Toronto
- Highways 400, 404 and 407
Communities in Markham
Every community in Markham has its own guide — what it's known for, the homes people buy and rent there, how you get around and what's listed today.
MarkhamUnionville
Settled streets in Markham.
FamiliesLong-term ownersRead the Unionville guide →
MarkhamMarkham Village
A historic pocket of Markham.
RenovatorsCharacter-home buyersRead the Markham Village guide →
MarkhamCornell
Markham living, on quieter streets.
Long-term ownersFirst-time buyersRead the Cornell guide →
- Markham
Berczy
Settled streets in Markham.
FamiliesLong-term ownersRead the Berczy guide →
MarkhamWismer
Markham living, on quieter streets.
Long-term ownersFirst-time buyersRead the Wismer guide →
- Markham
Greensborough
A well-established pocket of Markham.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Greensborough guide →
- Markham
Cathedraltown
Settled streets in Markham.
FamiliesLong-term ownersRead the Cathedraltown guide →
MarkhamAngus Glen
Markham living, on quieter streets.
Buyers who want spaceFamiliesRead the Angus Glen guide →
- Markham
Buttonville
A well-established pocket of Markham.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Buttonville guide →
- Markham
Milliken Mills
Markham living, on quieter streets.
RentersWalkersRead the Milliken Mills guide →
MarkhamArmadale
Markham living, on quieter streets.
Long-term ownersFirst-time buyersRead the Armadale guide →
- Markham
Middlefield
Settled streets in Markham.
FamiliesLong-term ownersRead the Middlefield guide →
MarkhamRouge River Estates
Settled streets in Markham.
FamiliesCyclistsRead the Rouge River Estates guide →
- Markham
Aileen-Willowbrook
Markham living, on quieter streets.
Long-term ownersFirst-time buyersRead the Aileen-Willowbrook guide →
- Markham
German Mills
Settled streets in Markham.
First-time buyersRentersRead the German Mills guide →
- Markham
Thornlea
A well-established pocket of Markham.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Thornlea guide →
- Markham
Bayview Fairways
Settled streets in Markham.
FamiliesLong-term ownersRead the Bayview Fairways guide →
- Markham
Commerce Valley
Markham living, on quieter streets.
Buyers who want spaceFamiliesRead the Commerce Valley guide →
- Markham
Langstaff South
A newer pocket of Markham.
Move-up buyersGrowing familiesRead the Langstaff South guide →
- Markham
Victoria Square
A historic pocket of Markham.
RenovatorsCharacter-home buyersRead the Victoria Square guide →
Not sure which pocket suits you?
Tell us your budget, must-haves and move date and we'll match you with homes in the right Markham communities.