Concord is a major employment district in Vaughan, Ontario, where business parks meet the fast rising Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, with subway service and new condominium towers transforming the area.
A major employment district, subway service at the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, new condominium communities, highway 400 and 407 access, and a transforming urban core
A major employment and business district rather than a traditional residential neighbourhood, now transforming around a new downtown.
The daytime population of workers is joined by a fast growing residential base in the new towers of the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre.
Daily life for new residents centres on the emerging urban core, with the rest of Vaughan providing parks, schools, and services.
A subway line now runs directly into this district, a game changing connection for the whole city.
Residential options concentrate in modern condominium towers, with limited established pockets elsewhere.
Highways 400 and 407, transit, and employment across the region are all directly connected.
An employment district growing a downtown of its own.
Concord developed as one of the great employment and industrial districts of Vaughan, and the rise of the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre is now adding a true urban core. Buyers searching Concord-Vaughan homes for sale will find options concentrated in modern towers near the subway, and Concord-Vaughan homes for rent similarly centre on the new urban district rather than traditional residential streets.
Towers and workplaces first, traditional streets second.
Expect business parks, logistics and office employment, and a rapidly growing cluster of condominium towers around the transit hub. Conventional low rise residential streets are limited within the district itself.
An emerging urban lifestyle backed by a full city around it.
The new core offers transit, restaurants, and entertainment within walking distance of the towers, while the wider city of Vaughan supplies parks, recreation complexes, and established community amenities minutes away.
Unexpected Appeal:
A subway station where farmland stood within living memory.
A condominium led market inside an employment powerhouse.
Residential statistics here reflect a market dominated by newer condominium product around the transit hub, so figures should be read in that context. Buyers seeking traditional houses are generally served by established Vaughan communities nearby.
The ground floor of a downtown being built.
New residents love stepping onto the subway, watching a skyline rise around them, and holding an address at the centre of Vaughan's future. Concord offers a rare chance to arrive before the crowd.
