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Markham A mecca of theater and music on the northern edge of Toronto.
Markham is a city characterized by the high-tech industry, cultural diversity and a love for the arts with more than 300,000 inhabitants, the city just north of Toronto itself is the fourth largest in the Greater Toronto Area and home to large Chinese and south Asian communities, although it's been called one of the few cities without a dominant group of visible minority people living in the Markham working in the technology sector, or for one of the many business services enterprises in the city; or they take advantage of great access to public transportation to downtown Toronto theaters, museums and art galleries attract high traffic the year, and summer, well-attended festivals pay homage to the history of agriculture Three city neighborhoods Markham Unionville, Thornhill and Markham Village offer some of the best preserved heritage buildings in the Greater Toronto area, as well as independent shops and foods that offer the full range of ethnic choices.
Everyone including families with children, young couples, seniors and singles living within the borders of Markham, enjoying excellent schools, transit and rich culturak scene tops probably list outside the city of Toronto.
Young professionals who are eager to be surrounded by the arts and cultural diversity that enriches their torque lifestyle with children love Markham schools for children of all ages, and even benefit students living here to easy access to all Toronto has to offer, but rents are much lower than what is found within the boundaries a again, the elderly find their full of activities focused on the elderly, so that excellent dose heritage in architecture and festivals here.
Not so perfect for locals steel and concrete, which will find Markham too residential, suburban and picturesque public transit in this city is decent and while some areas of Markham are perfect for those who like to walk in cycling and public transport, others are a little less difficult to navigate without a car Markham has some areas with the feel of the city, but did not get close to the pulse vibrates the city center.
Commercial comes in two distinct forms in Markham there are the picturesque neighborhoods of the heritage of Thornhill, Unionville and Markham Village have streets lined with historic buildings that are home to independent shops and quiet cafes and delis; secondly, Markham at least four major shopping centers and a range of shopping centers carrying oriented Chinese shops, plus a number of places around the city Pacific Mall and Splendid China Mall, near Steeles Kennedy, are the second China's largest shopping mall area in Canada thanks to a population in good health ethnically diverse, people in Markham enjoy a fabulous selection of places to eat, including Deli and Eastern European Jews, without limits of Chinese restaurants, fusion cuisine , refined French cuisine, Italian restaurants, fantastic Indian food and everything between the younger generation in Markham has a very good selection of nightclubs, many of which enforce strict dress codes any of these Babyface on Alden Road an international brand based on China during the summer, there are a ton of festivals that bring Markham residents in large numbers, including Nightitup night market festival Taste of Asia, Unionville Festival, Markham Village Music Festival, Markham Jazz Festiva l, Milliken Mills Children's Festival, Markham Ribfest and Music Festival, Doors Open Markham, Thornhill Village Festival, and the greatest of all, Markham Fair, which celebrates the agricultural past of the city.
The last decade has brought huge expansion in Markham in population areas that were once mainly agricultural land are now the basis for brand new neighborhoods with a mix of single-family homes and condos and townhouses for resident pool fast growing Since little vacant land remains in Markham, but the demand for housing units in this city just outside of Toronto continues to grow, new development is focused on the condo-heavy communities Uptown Markham is already home to several new condominiums, with several others in the works, in part thanks to the proximity of the region to large technology employers in the city in the past then years, the average purchase price of a home in Markham has almost doubled, and will probably continue to increase prices ahead of Toronto revenues p eople and the land becomes even more rare for tenants, owners Markham and property management companies still offer the most affordable rates consider, well above the average in the region suites studio style basement and small units of apartments start at around 800 per month, while enjoyable, new condo units started to inflate the average, with a one bedroom unit from nearly 1500 per month Meanwhile, tenants looking for more space will find a lot of houses and houses for rent throughout the city, including the charming heritage homes.
Bach 835 1 bedroom studio in 1477 31 February 1488 March 2 rooms rooms 1755 Avg rent compared to other cities of Toronto and Markham areas is 22 higher than the average GTA.
The Box Grove neighborhood transformed in the 1990s from an agricultural area to a residential community Most commuters travel by car because the bus service limited by York Region Transit The famous Markham Green Golf Club and Box Grove Tennis Club both located here.
Brown Corners is primarily a business center with a few houses, but several high-profile employers, including Hyunday and Oracle, as well as Seneca However, there are small, private houses in the southeast corner.
Named after the man who created the cultivated land which once occupied the area, John Button, Buttonville is located in the west section of Unionville in Markham Residential development began in the 1980s in this region and is limited to sections north and east, while the south is mostly industrial residents adore excellent access to public transport on the lines of YRT Viva, and two major highways and several arterial roads including highway 404 highway 7407 ETR York Regional Road 73 and Woodbine Avenue.
Stamp, located inside Unionville, is a residential area that has replaced farmland that once distinguished this city remains today, the people of stamp consist mainly of intermediate sort and upper-income housing is consists of large single-family homes with easy access to highway 404 interchange 16th Avenue it's short Buttonville airport which is scheduled to be torn down soon and replaced by condos.
Named after a town in Ireland with the same moniker, Cashel is located on the regional road connecting York 67 and Elgin Mills Few houses exist here, mostly near York Regional Road 3 the western boundary of the community The rest is mainly cultivated land and includes the famous Markham Fairgrounds.
Cathedraltown is named after the monolithic Cathedral and abandoned Transfiguration There are many types of housing available in the area, including townhouses of two and three storey, semi-detached and completely independent houses to more costs higher than many other parts of the Markham neighborhood of New Urbanism present elements, as shown by its variety of residential units, especially the traditional Georgian architecture, use of rear laneways and the stands and institutional buildings all that made this neighborhood a place to be.
Dominated mainly by brand new townhouses and condos, Cedarwood to the main junction of Steeles Avenue and Markham Road is known to be a relatively affordable neighborhood in Markham, with many parks and wooded areas.
Connected by major roads, Cornell is a new district being developed in the north of Markham, with access to Highway 407 and 16th Avenue Ninth Line Don Cousens Parkway About 12 000 people live here and most houses here are townhouses, semi-detached or detached houses Cornell Village was designed to be a community walkable medium density construction, including units of apartments and condos above sale by retail.
Dollar spans both Markham and Richmond Hill The area offers a variety of homes, including condominiums, detached houses, semi-detached and row houses The Town of Markham plans to increase development south of Highway 404.
About 10,000 people live in downtown Markham, which is itself located in the largest community of Markham Downtown Markham is still under construction as a mixed-use area that constitute the heart of the business district of Markham, encapsulating entertainment , life and commerce; it is one of the first urban centers GTA plan and the largest square planned for development in the country's future downtown Markham made up mainly of condos and apartments although there are some houses and townhouses available which are all well connected to public transit.
Dickson s Hill is still mainly agricultural and borders of Whitchurch-Stouffville The most notable feature of this area is the airport of Markham, just south the Stouffville GO-Union transport bus station in common connects Dickson Hill Markham Stouffville and Toronto who made this easily accessible area.
Originally planned as an agricultural colony where food was provided to the army and residents, German Mills is now a residential community courtyard with mostly single family homes, most of which were built in the 70 and 80 outside bus services in York region transit, most residents here rely on their car to travel to the outside, Mills residents of German and the head of the surrounding German Mills Settlers Park, Berczy Park and Bishop Cross Park.
North end of Greensborough remains small, although construction overlap each passing year again, Greensborough is still a dominant agricultural region around the Markham Village Heritage areas and Mount Joy It adopted a smart model, which encompasses both low and medium density residential development next to the business and large park area sparsely scattered There are many pretty woodlands and parks.
Hagerman Corners former farmland gave way to houses and business parks, although some historic houses still exist and have been refurbished in an effort to beautify the area The west side of Kennedy Road houses a public housing project being the development by the town of Markham.
Langstaff is a small neighborhood located in both Richmond Hill and Markham Homes here are concentrated near Langstaff Road and Yonge Street and were built mainly in the 1960s and 1970s notable features, it is the Don River that runs through the neighborhood, and the Toronto Ladies golf Course, Shouldice Hospital and Pomona Mills Park.
Despite its unfortunate name, Locust Hill is a beautiful historic community that remains largely agricultural, it is likely that when the Red provincial park is created, Locust Hill will be included within the boundaries of the park.
Markham Village includes the historic and charming along the main street called Old Markham Village, which has shops and pretty old houses A variety of accommodation is available here, including individual and semi-detached houses, bungalows and houses row.
Middlefield area between McCowan Road and Markham on Highway 48, just north of Steeles, enjoys easy access to Steeles Avenue, the main road parallel to Highway 401 provides easy access to highway 404 leading to downtown Toronto Great restaurants, schools and parks are part of Middlefield and basketball courts, baseball fields, soccer fields and picnic tables.
Milliken Mills has a large Asian population speak 35 Chinese homes here were built mostly in the 1980s and many have two floors with Milliken Mills garages is connected.
Milnesville is a small historic community with only a few houses, located between Elgin Mills, Major Mackenzie and Little Red Brook parts of the community are under conservation orders of the Town of Markham.
Mongolia is essentially a neighborhood abandoned in Markham, the last commercial enterprise closed in 1974 and very few families that make their home here Most of the houses are deserted and boarded up, or have been demolished.
The Mount Joy area is again being developed, with most individual homes planned for GO Transit and York Region Transit region operate bus routes through Mount Joy.
Good schools and police station to welcome the city Quantztown was not really developed as a neighborhood until the 1990s, with the land north of 16 agriculture Now Quantztown many individual houses and an atmosphere picturesque that is perfect for families and the elderly.
Raymerville-Markville East neighborhood is named for Raymerville promenade that winds through it, as well as the formation of the mall Markville the eastern border The community is home Ramer Wood Public School and St. Edwards Catholic School and four Raymerville Woodlot Park parks , Raybeck Park, Park and Springdale Park Stargell There is another small community shopping center at the corner of McCowan road Raymerville Drive and the local population is one of the few on the decline.
Red Fairways is an upscale planned community with large houses on large lots Its tracks at the northern limits along the green golf course Markham, part of the Red River valley that winds through the neighborhood.
Sherwood-Amber Glen is an older neighborhood with houses of the hot housing market here rarely sell request below and do not charge remain listed long The area has an ancient and charming atmosphere to it, with big trees that line the streets There a few townhouses situated along Wooten South Way.
South Unionville mixed housing including a townhouse pocket along Unionville South Avenue and semi-detached houses south of the streets and individual houses elsewhere, the population has a large Chinese and East Asia, as well as many South Asians, the original people of the Middle East and African New construction at the western end includes a condo complex with a retail component.
Underwood is part of the city of Markham, Milliken and Uptown Markham, but only that the site of many a house Its northern regions are mainly retail parks.
Unionville is very rich, well-known neighborhood often desired that not only attract tenants and buyers, but also a ton of tourists each year who file their thousands to see the historic shops and century homes on Main Street, where the festival Unionville Village Festival of Heritage and Unionville are held each summer outside the historic area of the main street are residential housing sets of tracks and tons of great schools that attract families to the area.
Torn between Markham and Vaughan, Thornhill is another of the GTA of the most sought after Unionville beautiful old trees and green space areas add to its charm, and the many houses of character in the community Its inhabitants are rich and mixed with many Jews, Italian families, Chinese, Korean and south Asian who live in rather large houses on large sites.
Uptown Markham is a planned community boasting proximity to Main Street Unionville and easy access to major traffic arteries and public transportation The community plans to attract families and singles with its condo developments that include a units affordable little corner of two rooms and an indoor-outdoor play center for children of preschool age.
Victoria Square housing is executive homes for most expansive in Unionville Hamlet, with commuters who take the regional roads and road Ontario 404 to leave the area.
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