York Region
Vaughan neighbourhoods
New downtown towers, established family enclaves and Kleinburg's village charm.
18 communities to explore
Homes for sale
600
Median asking price
$710,000
Rentals available
600
Median rent
$2,500/mo
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Vaughan — what the market is doing today
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In-depth guides in Vaughan
The Vaughan guide
New downtown towers, established family enclaves and Kleinburg's village charm. As a growing suburban city built around schools, plazas and quick highway access, Vaughan spreads across 18 named communities, and the difference between them is usually what decides where people buy.
Housing in Vaughan runs from townhomes and semis to detached family homes, with a smaller pool of apartments and condos. Prices vary by pocket more than by street.
Right now there are 600 homes for sale in Vaughan around a median asking price of $710,000, plus 600 rentals near $2,500 a month. Every community below has its own guide with the homes available there today.
Good to know before you shortlist
- Ask how long the trip to work really takes at 8am, not at noon.
- Check school catchments before you fall for a street — they don't always follow community boundaries.
- Rental supply in Vaughan is thinner than in Toronto, so good units go quickly.
Who Vaughan 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 Vaughan
Every community in Vaughan 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.
VaughanVaughan Metropolitan Centre
Vaughan living, on quieter streets.
Long-term ownersFirst-time buyersRead the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre guide →
VaughanThornhill
A well-established pocket of Vaughan.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Thornhill guide →
VaughanConcord
Vaughan living, on quieter streets.
Long-term ownersFirst-time buyersRead the Concord guide →
VaughanMaple
A well-established pocket of Vaughan.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Maple guide →
VaughanWoodbridge
A well-established pocket of Vaughan.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Woodbridge guide →
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Kleinburg
A well-established pocket of Vaughan.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Kleinburg guide →
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Patterson
Vaughan living, on quieter streets.
Long-term ownersFirst-time buyersRead the Patterson guide →
VaughanVellore Village
Settled streets in Vaughan.
Character-home buyersFamiliesRead the Vellore Village guide →
VaughanSonoma Heights
Vaughan living, on quieter streets.
Buyers who want spaceFamiliesRead the Sonoma Heights guide →
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West Woodbridge
Vaughan living, on quieter streets.
Low-maintenance buyersMove-up buyersRead the West Woodbridge guide →
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East Woodbridge
A newer pocket of Vaughan.
Move-up buyersGrowing familiesRead the East Woodbridge guide →
VaughanIslington Woods
Vaughan living, on quieter streets.
CyclistsDog ownersRead the Islington Woods guide →
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Rural Vaughan
Vaughan living, on quieter streets.
Remote workersHobby farmersRead the Rural Vaughan guide →
VaughanBeverley Glen
Vaughan living, on quieter streets.
Buyers who want spaceFamiliesRead the Beverley Glen guide →
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Brownridge
A well-established pocket of Vaughan.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Brownridge guide →
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Crestwood-Springfarm-Yorkhill
Settled streets in Vaughan.
FamiliesLong-term ownersRead the Crestwood-Springfarm-Yorkhill guide →
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Uplands
A well-established pocket of Vaughan.
First-time buyersFamiliesRead the Uplands guide →
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Lakeview Estates
A well-established pocket of Vaughan.
Weekend hostsDownsizersRead the Lakeview Estates guide →
Not sure which pocket suits you?
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