Richmond Hill
A New Kind of Urban
Your Downtown Toronto Real Estate Agent Focusing on Pre-Construction Developments
Your Downtown Toronto Real Estate Agent Focusing on Pre-Construction Developments
New Development condos, townhouses, and houses are soaring
Workforce with a strong economy and ambitious spirit
Friendly, down-to-earth essence rich neighbourhood
Richmond Hill is recognized for its highly-educated workforce combined with a strong economy and ambitious spirit. It is one of the most diverse multicultural communities in the Greater Toronto Area.
Richmond Hill is known for its great selections of top schools and friendly communities.
There are tons of landmarks and parks in Richmond Hill. Families can enjoy them every, single, day.
Richmond Hill’s shopping centres, dine-and-wine places and many ways of commuting are the signs of booming economy.
Students in schools in the York Region District School Board have scored above the provincial average on the Assessment of Reading, Writing and Mathematics, Primary Division (Grades 1–3) and Junior Division (Grades 4–6) since their introduction in 2002.
Alexander Mackenzie High School, Bayview Secondary School, Langstaff Secondary School, Richmond Green Secondary School and Richmond Hill High School.
The board’s students in academic math streams have performed above the provincial average on the Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics every year since its inception in 2002, while those in applied math streams were below the provincial average in 2002–2005, and above the provincial average from 2005–2007.
Tranquil green space with a community garden, off-leash dog area, historic structures & BBQ grills.
The largest park in Richmond Hill where kids and adults can enjoy their favourite sporting events here.
Home to the largest reflecting telescope in Canada. The 74-inch (1,900 mm) telescope was the second largest in the world upon its construction in 1935.
Located at the intersection of Leslie Street & Elgin Mills Drive in Richmond Hill, this unenclosed centre offers 38 units totalling 441,000 sq. ft featuring retailers such as Costco, PetSmart, Michaels and Staples.
A 54,419-square-metre enclosed shopping centre located in the town of Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, on the northwest corner of Yonge Street and Carrville Road. It has 135 shops, services, and restaurants.
Famous Chinese-based shopping centre. You’ll get a variety of Asian bakeries & restaurants, as well as local businesses.
Naeb Restaurant, Nonna’s Oven, Maria’s Kitchen Italian Cuisine are the few local’s favoruite Italian restaurants.
Get local’s favourite Chinese food from Bayview Wok, Choice of the Orient, and Mister Moon’s Chinese Food.
Amy’s Fish & Chips, Allencourt Restaurant, Akimi Japanese Cuisine are the best places to have delicious seafood.
5 major modes: VIVANext (Yonge St. Rapidway), Yonge St Subway Extension EA, GO Transit, 407 Transitway (MTO) and VIA Rail (Ontario Northland).
Richmond Hill motorists can easily access north-south corridors by using Yonge Street, Bathurst Street, and Bayview Avenue. Commuters looking for a quicker route into Toronto can use Highway 404, which can be accessed from the east end of city.
You can also get into the city through GO bus lines operate along Yonge and Bayview Avenue, connecting passengers to the Finch Subway Station on the TTC system. Local GO train service is accessible from the Newkirk Road station just north of Major Mackenzie Drive between Yonge St and Bayview Avenue. The Go train ride from this station to Toronto’s Union station generally takes 40 minutes.
Elevate your life in a modern new townhome at Leslie and 19th surrounded by a breathtaking nature reserve in Richmond Hill. This vibrant community will inspire and excite inside and out with stunning features and finishes including gourmet kitchens and serene master retreats – all in a bright, natural setting close to the endless amenities of Richmond Hill
