Concord
Vaughan Real Estate
Housing stock in Concord: Industrial + auto-service corridor (1960s–2000s), with 2010s+ residential mid-rise infill. CREA's townhouse benchmark for the Greater Toronto region covering Vaughan is $687,300 (May 2026) — the index is published per board, not per neighbourhood.
Living in Concord
Architectural era · Industrial + auto-service corridor (1960s–2000s), with 2010s+ residential mid-rise infill
Concord grew as Vaughan's primary industrial and logistics zone along Highway 7 and Keele Street through the postwar decades. Residential redevelopment has accelerated since 2015 as the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre subway extension pulls transit-adjacent density westward. Concord remains a mixed industrial-residential submarket, with the balance shifting toward residential each cycle.
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Who buys here
First-time buyers, investors targeting industrial-to-residential upside, and multi-generational households upgrading within Vaughan.
On neighbourhood pricing: CREA publishes the MLS® Home Price Index per real estate board, not per neighbourhood, and IndiBrick does not currently license an MLS® feed — so we publish no median price, inventory count or days-on-market for Concord specifically. For regional context, the Greater Toronto townhouse benchmark is $687,300 as of the May 2026 release. A licensed advisor can pull current Concord listings and recent comparables from the MLS® on request.
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Concord FAQ
What is Concord in Vaughan known for?
Concord grew as Vaughan's primary industrial and logistics zone along Highway 7 and Keele Street through the postwar decades. Residential redevelopment has accelerated since 2015 as the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre subway extension pulls transit-adjacent density westward. Concord remains a mixed industrial-residential submarket, with the balance shifting toward residential each cycle.
What kind of homes are in Concord?
Concord's housing stock is predominantly industrial + auto-service corridor (1960s–2000s), with 2010s+ residential mid-rise infill. Buyers here are typically first-time buyers, investors targeting industrial-to-residential upside, and multi-generational households upgrading within Vaughan.
What do homes cost around Concord?
CREA publishes the MLS® Home Price Index at the real estate board level, not per neighbourhood, so there is no published benchmark specific to Concord. The townhouse benchmark for the Greater Toronto reporting region that covers Vaughan is $687,300 as of the May 2026 release. Neighbourhood-level pricing varies substantially within any city — a licensed advisor can pull current Concord inventory and recent comparables from the MLS® for you.
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Concord, Vaughan
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