Vaughan Metropolitan Centre neighbourhood guide
The Vaughan Metropolitan Centre is a purpose-built downtown at the north end of the TTC subway line. Towers, offices, a YMCA and a growing retail base make it one of Ontario's fastest-changing pre-construction markets.
What stands out
- Vaughan Metropolitan Centre subway station on Line 1
- Steady stream of pre-construction condo releases
- Minutes from Highway 400, 407 and Vaughan Mills
- Newer buildings with large amenity floors
Subway to downtown Toronto in roughly 45 minutes; Highway 407 access in minutes.
Almost entirely newer condo stock, so square-foot pricing is more consistent than in older suburbs.
How it feels day to day
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Scores are Doorvia's own read of local amenities and station access, not a licensed third-party index.
Best for
- Blessed Scalabrini Catholic ES
- Emily Carr Secondary School
- York University Keele campus, two stops away
Confirm catchment boundaries with the school board before you buy.
- Line 1 subway from Vaughan Metropolitan Centre
- SmartVMC bus terminal
- Highways 400 and 407 at the door
- Edgeley Pond and Park
- Vaughan Mills shopping
- New restaurants along Millway Avenue
- One bedroom$520K – $650K
- Two bedroom$700K – $880K
- Rental, one bedroom$2,100 – $2,500/month
Live right now in Vaughan: 600 homes for sale (median asking $710,000) and 600 rentals (median $2,500/month).
Homes you'll find
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