Aerial view of the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre towers rising beside the industrial blocks of Concord

Vaughan · West of Dufferin

Concord, Vaughan

Concord is the part of Vaughan west of Dufferin Street, between Steeles Avenue and the Rutherford Road area, best known as one of the GTA's largest employment districts. Its residential listings are mostly newer condo apartments, chosen for quick access to Highway 407, Highway 400, Highway 7 and the Line 1 subway at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre.

For sale now
91
Median list price
$549,000
List price range
$350K - $5.8M
Most listed home type
Condo apartment

Active MLS® listings and asking prices only. These are not sale prices or valuations.

91 active listings

For sale in Concord, right now.

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NewCondo

$668,888

2908 Highway 7, Unit 902

Concord · Vaughan

2+1bedrooms2bathrooms800-899 ft²interior
MLS® N14156132
NewCondo

$499,999Price change

9085 Jane Street, Unit 803

Concord · Vaughan

2bedrooms1bathroom600-699 ft²interior
MLS® N14143036

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Area guide

A work neighbourhood that people live in

Most of Concord is industrial and commercial: warehouses, offices, trades and showrooms along Keele, Jane and the roads between them. That is exactly why its condos appeal to some buyers. If you work in Vaughan, commute by highway, or want the subway at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre within easy reach, Concord puts all of it close by at condo prices.

It is not a village-style Thornhill pocket, and we will say so plainly. Buyers who want tree-lined streets and walkable local shops are usually happier in Brownridge or Beverley Glen.

What is for sale

Condo apartments account for nearly all of the residential listings in Concord, alongside a steady supply of commercial and industrial property that our site does not show. Investors like the rental demand from nearby employers; owner-occupiers like the newer buildings and amenities.

Compare with condos for sale in Vaughan, and let Jamie run the carrying costs and rent numbers before you commit.

Transit and highways

Highway 7 carries Viva rapid transit east and west, Highway 407 and Highway 400 are minutes away, and the Line 1 subway terminates at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. Rutherford GO station on the Barrie line is also close by.

Both sides of Thornhill are served by the York Region District School Board and the York Catholic District School Board. Catchments change, so confirm the schools for a specific address with the boards' school locators before you buy.

Questions

Concord, answered.

Something else about Concord? Ask us directly.

Is Concord part of Thornhill?

Not really. Concord is its own part of Vaughan, west of Dufferin Street. It sits next to Thornhill's western edge and shares its highways, which is why it was one of the communities on our original site.

Why buy a condo in Concord?

Location for commuters and value. The highways, Viva on Highway 7 and the subway at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre are all close, and many buildings are newer.

Does your site show Concord commercial listings?

No. We show residential homes and condos for sale only. If you are looking at a commercial or industrial property, call us and we will point you in the right direction.

Do Concord buyers pay Toronto land transfer tax?

No. It is north of Steeles Avenue, in York Region, so buyers pay Ontario's land transfer tax only. Toronto's municipal land transfer tax applies south of Steeles. Our land transfer tax calculator does the arithmetic.

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