VMC
Vaughan's new downtown, built around the subway and still growing.
Vaughan's
Urban
Future
The Vaughan Metropolitan Centre is a new downtown being built around Vaughan Metropolitan Centre station, the northern end of TTC Line 1. What used to be office parks and parking lots is now condo and mixed-use towers, with restaurants, gyms and shops for the people who live there, many of them young professionals who take transit.
The subway takes residents straight to downtown Toronto without a car, which keeps demand steady from buyers priced out of the city who still commute there. Investors bought here early in pre-construction, and more people are now buying to live in as the area fills in.
Buying here well means knowing which buildings are well built, what's planned next for the area, and how to judge a resale condo when price per square foot changes a lot from tower to tower. I can help with the numbers, my contacts with local developers and an honest view of what's good value.
1–2BR condos range $550K–$900K; larger units $900K–$1.5M+. Pricing varies significantly by tower and floor.
High-rise and mid-rise condos, purpose-built rental buildings, and some ground-floor commercial space.
TTC Line 1 goes straight to Finch, Sheppard, Bloor and Union Station with no transfers.
Master-planned urban core with significant approved density still to be built; long-term growth thesis intact.
Life at the VMC
The TTC subway terminus at VMC station is the community's defining asset. Residents step off the elevator and onto a train that reaches Bloor-Yonge in under 30 minutes. For professionals who work downtown but need more space than the city affords, the VMC closes that gap better than anywhere else in the 905.
A new YMCA with a pool, a public library branch, a performing arts studio and a nine-acre central park are already open. Towers like Transit City, CG Tower, Expo and Icona are finished and occupied, and about 17M sq ft of planned development is still to come.
The VMC is next to the subway, fully planned and a priority for the city. Rental demand from people who commute by transit is strong, there are still pre-construction options, and the resale market rewards buyers who do their homework.
Common questions
What types of homes are in VMC?
High-rise and mid-rise condos, purpose-built rental buildings, and some ground-floor commercial space.
Which schools serve VMC?
Schools that serve all or part of VMC include Julliard PS, Maple High School and Woodbridge College. Boundaries can change by street, so check the exact address with the school board.
How can I see the homes for sale in VMC?
The listings on this page update through the day. You can also search every home for sale in VMC on my map, and save the search to get new listings by email.
Schools & Catchment Areas
These schools serve all or part of the VMC, based on the school boards' boundary maps. Other schools not in this guide may also serve parts of the area.
Julliard PS
Public Secondary · YRDSBMaple High School
Public Secondary · YRDSBWoodbridge College
School boundaries are subject to change. Always confirm your catchment with YRDSB or YCDSB before purchasing. View full Vaughan Schools Guide →
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