Markham real estate for sale
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Markham is a place where modern skyscrapers, welcoming suburbs, and historic neighbourhoods mix very well together. With the variety of styles, Markham homes for sale are very attractive to people looking for property.
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But before you get down to searching for houses for sale in Markham, take a look at the overall situation on the market and learn about Markham’s demographics, infrastructure, education, and everything else you may need to know before moving.
Markham City Guide
Markham is the 16th largest city in Canada, situated in Southern Ontario. It belongs to the Regional Municipality of York and has a population of 342,970. The city is named after William Markham, the Archbishop of York, from 1776 to 1807.
Once an agricultural community, now, Markham has turned into an urbanized area thanks to its proximity to Toronto. The city’s economics heavily relies on tertiary industry, technology, and life-science companies.
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Demographics
Out of 328,966 people, 55.5% represent a visible minority group, including such ethnicities as Chinese, Indian, Sri Lankan, Filipino, and Iranian, according to the 2016 Canadian Census.
Religious groups are represented by the followers of Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Judaism, and Sikhism, while 29.9% of people living in Markham don’t belong to any religion.
As of the 2016 Canadian Census, the median age in Markham is 41.1, with 25,980 people being a part of the age group of 50 – 54 years old.
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Infrastructure
The main healthcare facility in Markham is Markham Stouffville Hospital. It is also where Shouldice Hospital is located, one of the world’s top special centres treating people with hernias.
Transportation-wise, Markham provides an infrastructural system including public transit, train services, and airports.
Buttonville Municipal Airport and Markham Airport provide their services to Markham’s residents. As an alternative, citizens also use Toronto Pearson International Airport due to its proximity to Markham.
Education
Four school boards provide elementary and secondary education in Markham: The York Region District School Board (public-secular; first language – English) The York Catholic District School Board (public-separate; first language – English) The Conseil scolaire Viamonde (public-secular; first language – French) Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir (public-separate; first language – French)
As for post-secondary education, there is a campus of Seneca College, which also houses the Confucius Institute. In 2020, York University also announced its plans of opening a campus in Markham.
Landmarks & Entertainment
Markham boasts of its historic centre with a shopping area and residential neighbourhoods. The places to visit include the Pacific Mall, Markham Museum, Heintzman House, and Thornhill village.
Among the activities preferred by Markham’s residents are cycling and jogging, as there are plenty of parks for outdoor activities. There are also multiple art galleries, museums, and recreational facilities.
