Markham Condos 2026 | Guide to 12 Communities

Michael John Lau · REALTOR® · Markham Condos · Updated October 2026

Markham Condos: A Guide to All 12 Condo Communities

Quick answer: In August 2026, Markham condo apartments sold at a median of $563,800 and condo townhouses at a median of $750,000 (TRREB). The city has 12 distinct condo communities, from resort-style suites at The 6th at Angus Glen and boutique low-rises in Unionville to the high-rise towers of Downtown Markham and entry-level suites in Cornell and Milliken Mills. Michael John Lau, a Markham REALTOR® with eXp Realty's Luxury Division, prices every condo from its own building's sales.

$563,800Condo apartment median, Aug 2026
$638,332Condo apartment average
$750,000Condo townhouse median
12Condo communities

Source: TRREB Market Watch, August 2026, Markham.

Neighbourhood Guides

Explore All 12 Markham Condo Communities

Urban towers, boutique low-rises, golf-course suites and transit-oriented buildings, each with its own character and price band. Filter by what matters to you.

Major Mackenzie & Kennedy · Golf community

Angus Glen

Markham's master-planned golf community. The 6th at Angus Glen, at 9 and 15 Stollery Pond Crescent, is a 10-storey condominium completed in 2016, with suites from about 633 to 2,671 sq ft and many overlooking the golf course. It reports under TRREB's Devil's Elbow community, which matters when you pull comparables.

  • Golf course views
  • Resort amenities
  • Downsizer favourite

Highway 7 & Warden · City centre

Downtown Markham

Markham's urban core: modern high-rise towers, York University's Markham campus, Whole Foods, the Pan Am Centre and Viva rapid transit along Highway 7, in a live-work district that is still building out.

  • High-rise living
  • Viva transit
  • Rental demand

Main Street · Heritage village

Unionville

Boutique low-rise and mid-rise condos and condo townhomes near Toogood Pond, the Varley Art Gallery and Main Street Unionville's shops and dining, with Unionville GO nearby.

  • Heritage charm
  • Toogood Pond
  • Unionville GO

Ninth Line & Bur Oak · Planned community

Cornell

A walkable, planned community with the Cornell Community Centre, Markham Stouffville Hospital and the Cornell bus terminal for Viva. Condos here are among Markham's most accessible entry points.

  • Walkable streets
  • Hospital nearby
  • Entry pricing

Yonge & Bayview corridors · Established

Thornhill

Markham's established west end, with mid-rises along the Yonge and Bayview corridors, TTC and Viva connections, Promenade shopping and quick access to Highway 407.

  • Yonge corridor transit
  • Established
  • Commuter access

Markham Road & Highway 7 · Central

Markham Village

A practical central hub with established mid-rises, Markham GO, Main Street Markham, CF Markville and Markham Stouffville Hospital within minutes, and quick access to Highway 407.

  • Markham GO
  • Main Street Markham
  • Central

Steeles & Kennedy · Diverse

Milliken Mills

A diverse, practical community with mid-rises and low-rises, Pacific Mall and some of the GTA's best Asian dining, Milliken GO, and quick access to Highways 404 and 401.

  • Milliken GO
  • Pacific Mall
  • Value pricing

Bayview Avenue · Thornhill

Bayview Glen

An executive enclave of estate homes, ravines and golf, with a small number of boutique low-rise condominiums. Few suites come up, so every listing needs building-level pricing.

  • Golf and ravines
  • Executive area
  • Rare listings

Warden & Bur Oak · Family

Berczy Village

A family neighbourhood with low-rise condos and townhomes near Berczy Park and quiet streets, close to Unionville and Main Street.

  • Berczy Park
  • Family streets
  • Townhomes

Markham Road & 16th Avenue · Modern

Wismer / Upper Village

A newer community with contemporary mid-rises including ArtHouse Condos, Mount Joy GO close by, and family parks including 46-acre Wismer Park.

  • Mount Joy GO
  • Newer buildings
  • Wismer Park

Kennedy & Major Mackenzie · Established

Cachet

A mature, family-friendly community with low-rise condos and townhomes near Cachet Park and tree-lined streets, minutes from Highway 404.

  • Cachet Park
  • Established
  • Quiet streets

Bullock Drive · Established

Bullock

A quiet, established neighbourhood with low-rise condos and townhomes, mature parks, Milne Dam Conservation Park nearby, and Markham GO within reach.

  • Markham GO
  • Milne Dam park
  • Quiet setting

Showing 12 of 12 condo communities.

Market Snapshot

What Markham Condos Are Selling For

Condo apartments and condo townhouses are separate markets with separate buyers. TRREB reports them separately.

Home type Sales Median Average
Condo apartment 57 $563,800 $638,332
Condo townhouse 28 $750,000 $812,567
All home types 282 $1,095,000 $1,208,692

Source: TRREB Market Watch, August 2026, Markham. Condo apartment average down 2.2% and condo townhouse average down 1.9% from August 2025.

A Markham condo costs roughly half the price of the average Markham home, which is why condos remain the city's main entry point for first-time buyers and a common next step for downsizers. Prices were slightly lower than a year earlier, so buyers have choice. For sellers, the building matters more than the city: two suites a few floors apart can sell for very different prices because of view, layout and parking.

Recent Condo Sales

How Condos Actually Sell

Each of these started with the building's own data and a clear picture of who would buy.

Sold · Unionville33 Clegg Road D108$860,000Condo townhome: repositioned for downsizers, then a live/work exception in the condo declaration cleared a pet-rule obstacle. Sold $31,120 over asking in 45 days.Read the case study →
Sold · The 6th at Angus Glen9 Stollery Pond Crescent #203$1,525,000Firm in 10 days with two private showings while comparable suites in the building sat 50+ days.Read the case study →
Sold · Markham33 Cox Boulevard #928$735,000Target buyer redefined, suite painted and staged for that lifestyle, one team handling movers, storage and contractors. Sold in 13 days at 99% of list.Read the case study →
Sold · North York100 Harrison Garden #1702$660,000Declined four offers on offer night and later sold for $10,000 more than the best of them.Read the case study →
Sold · North York50 Forest Manor #505$540,000Unsold for almost two years; relaunched with a new target buyer and sold in 37 days.Read the case study →
Sold · Mississauga55 Lunar Crescent #139$820,000Condo townhouse: 45 private showings, 31 open house guests, sold in 14 days while neighbours sat 100+.Read the case study →

All case studies → See sold listings →

Before You Buy or Sell

The Condo Checklists

A condo is a home and a share of a building. Both need checking.

Buying a condo

Check the building, not just the suite

  • Read the status certificate with your lawyer before your offer is firm: reserve fund, budget, lawsuits and any planned special assessments.
  • Compare monthly maintenance fees against what they cover, such as heat, hydro or water.
  • Confirm parking and locker are deeded or exclusive-use, and how they transfer.
  • Check the building's rules on rentals, pets and renovations if they matter to your plans.
  • Compare recent sales in the same building, same floor plan and same exposure, not the neighbourhood average.

Selling a condo

Price and present against your building

  • Price from your building's own sales, adjusted for floor, view, layout and parking.
  • Know your competition: other suites for sale in your building and the buildings buyers compare it with.
  • Have the status certificate ordered early so a buyer's condition period does not stall.
  • Stage for the buyer most likely to buy your layout: first-time buyer, downsizer or investor.
  • Launch with professional photography, video and targeted digital reach, not just an MLS® listing.

Why Markham

Why Choose Markham for Condo Living?

Many kinds of condo living

Urban high-rises, village boutiques, golf-course suites and transit hubs: 12 condo communities, each with its own character and price band.

Schools and family demand

Markham's school options keep family demand steady, for condos and townhomes as much as houses. Confirm the schools for any address with the YRDSB and YCDSB school locators.

Transit connectivity

GO stations on the Stouffville line, Viva rapid transit along Highway 7, and quick access to Highways 404, 407 and 401.

Cultural diversity

One of Canada's most diverse cities, with dining, shopping and festivals that draw people from across the GTA.

Green space

Toogood Pond, Berczy Park, Milne Dam, Rouge National Urban Park, golf courses and ravine trails within minutes of every condo community.

Market fundamentals

Markham's all-types average was $1,208,692 in August 2026, so condos remain the city's most accessible way in. See the market update.

Expert Guidance

Why Work With Michael John Lau?

Markham's condo market rewards building-specific knowledge. Michael John Lau brings the same discipline to every suite: the building's actual sales, a defined target buyer, and a launch built to reach that buyer.

Building-level data. Not neighbourhood averages. Recent sales in your building and in the buildings buyers compare it with, shown before you list or offer.

A network that hears early. Through the agent network, Michael can hear about suites before they reach the market, which matters most in buildings where the right unit rarely comes up.

A full-service team. Staging, painters, movers, storage and closing coordination handled by the Kaizen team. See how it worked at 33 Cox Boulevard and in the concierge service.

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Markham Condo Questions

In August 2026, TRREB recorded 57 condo apartment sales in Markham at a median of $563,800 and an average of $638,332. Condo townhouses sold at a median of $750,000 and an average of $812,567 across 28 sales. One-bedroom suites typically sit below the median and large suites at The 6th at Angus Glen well above it; Michael sold one there for $1,525,000.

It depends on what you want. Downtown Markham suits urban living and investors; Unionville suits boutique, heritage-area living; Angus Glen suits resort-style luxury and downsizers; Cornell and Milliken Mills offer accessible pricing; Wismer, Bullock and Markham Village suit GO commuters; Berczy Village and Cachet suit families who want low-rise living.

Markham's condo prices were slightly lower than a year earlier in August 2026, which gives buyers more choice and room to negotiate. For sellers, that means pricing from your own building's recent sales and presenting the suite well matter more than ever. See the Markham market update.

Review the status certificate with your lawyer, including the reserve fund and any special assessments; compare maintenance fees with what they include; confirm parking and locker ownership; check rental, pet and renovation rules; and compare recent sales in the same building and floor plan.

With building-specific data, a defined target buyer, staging matched to that buyer, and a launch built to reach them. At 9 Stollery Pond Crescent in The 6th at Angus Glen, that approach produced a firm sale in 10 days while comparable suites in the building sat 50 days or more.

Yes. TRREB tracks them separately. In August 2026, Markham condo townhouses sold at a median of $750,000, about $186,000 above the condo apartment median. They compete with freehold townhomes as well as apartments, so pricing should draw on both.

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Michael John Lau is a licensed REALTOR® with eXp Realty, Luxury Division (Licence #4784577), serving Markham and York Region, Ontario. Market figures are from TRREB Market Watch, August 2026; small monthly samples can move quickly. Listing details should be verified. Nothing on this page is legal, tax or financial advice.