Concord Homes for Sale
Vaughan's urban node — VMC subway, Highway 7 corridor, the widest price range in the city.
Concord is the one part of Vaughan that feels urban. Bounded roughly by Highway 400 on the west, Steeles on the south, Keele on the east, and Highway 7 on the north, it's the chunk of the city that got rezoned for density during the 2010s and is still being built out today. The Vaughan Metropolitan Centre subway terminal sits at the south-west corner; the SmartCentres Place towers rise around it.
Because of that rezoning, Concord has the widest price range of any Vaughan community. A junior-1-bed condo at VMC can still be found around $550K–$650K. A new mid-rise townhome on Jane or Rutherford runs $900K–$1.2M. East of Keele, older 40–50 ft detached lots trade $1.3M–$1.8M, and custom infill rebuilds reach $2.5M+. No other Vaughan neighbourhood has that spread.
Listings below pull live from the TRREB MLS feed — the full Concord inventory across every housing type.
Why buyers search Concord
- TTC Line 1 subway terminal at VMC — 35 min to Union
- Highway 400 and 407 within a 5-minute drive
- Full mix of condos, towns, semis, and detached — rare in Vaughan
- Best first-time-buyer price points inside Vaughan
- Major employment cluster: KPMG, PwC, Miller Thomson, Cineplex HQ
Active Concord listings
68 active MLS listings, $1.5M and up. Updated every 15 minutes.
Which Concord pocket fits your budget?
Concord has three pretty distinct housing pockets. The VMC core (south of Highway 7, west of Jane) is condo country — new high-rise inventory from $550K studios up to $1.1M 2+dens. The Jane-Rutherford corridor is mid-rise and townhome heavy, with 2015–2022 product at $900K–$1.4M and good transit access to the subway. Everything east of Keele is the older established side — 1970s–90s detached on 40–50 ft lots, with a growing wave of teardown-rebuilds pushing the top end past $2.5M.
Concord is the Vaughan community I most often recommend to first-time buyers and to downsizing seniors moving out of Toronto detached. The subway access plus the sub-$1M options are a combination almost nowhere else in the city can match.
Concord — frequently asked
Is Concord a good area for first-time buyers?
Yes — it's arguably the best first-time-buyer neighbourhood inside Vaughan. VMC-area condos start around $550K for a junior 1-bed and new mid-rise townhomes on Jane can be found in the $900K–$1.1M range. Both are subway-connected. For a first-time couple with a $700K–$1.1M budget who want to stay in Vaughan (schools, taxes, commute into York Region jobs), Concord is usually the shortlist.
How far is Concord from the VMC subway?
The VMC subway terminal is physically inside Concord, at the south-west corner near Highway 7 and Jane. The VMC-core condo towers are a 2–5 minute walk. Mid-rise inventory on Jane or Rutherford is 5–15 minutes. East-of-Keele detached is a 10–15 minute drive or a York Region Transit bus ride. Subway-to-Union is 35 minutes.
What's the difference between Concord and the VMC?
"Concord" is the TRREB / municipal community name — the neighbourhood. The Vaughan Metropolitan Centre (VMC) is the built-up downtown core inside Concord, roughly the rezoned blocks south of Highway 7 between Jane and Creditstone. All VMC condos are in Concord, but not all Concord homes are at VMC — plenty of the neighbourhood is older detached east of Keele.
Are Concord condos a better buy than downtown Toronto?
On price per square foot they're usually 15–25% cheaper than equivalent downtown Toronto new-build inventory, and you pay Vaughan property tax (lower than Toronto). The trade-off is Concord is not a walkable-from-the-door neighbourhood outside the immediate VMC blocks — you'll drive or subway to most amenities beyond the tower podiums. For investor buyers targeting steady rental demand from young professionals, the VMC condo market has held up well.
Does Concord have detached homes?
Yes — the older east-of-Keele side of Concord is almost entirely 1970s–90s detached on 40–55 ft lots. Typical range is $1.3M–$1.8M for established inventory, with custom rebuilds reaching $2.5M+. This is a separate market from the VMC condo side of the neighbourhood and appeals to different buyers (established families vs first-time / downsizer).
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