Richmond Hill Homes for Sale
York Region's Yonge Street anchor — strong schools, mature luxury pockets, and direct transit into Vaughan and North York.
Richmond Hill is the Yonge Street spine of York Region. Roughly 200,000 residents stretched along a 15-kilometre strip between Steeles and Bloomington, anchored by Yonge itself with Highway 404 running parallel a few kilometres east. From the urban density of the Langstaff corridor in the south to the genuinely rural-estate feel of Oak Ridges Moraine in the north, the city covers a wider housing spectrum than most of the 905.
Pricing ranges as widely as the geography. Family-suburban detached in Jefferson or Mill Pond runs $1.4M–$1.8M. Bayview Hill's planned-luxury detached sits $2M–$4M+ for established inventory, with top-tier properties clearing $5M. Oak Ridges north of Stouffville Road has estate lots trading $2.5M–$6M. The south end (Langstaff, Beverley Acres) adds a growing tier of mid-rise townhome and newer-build infill $900K–$1.4M.
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Why buyers search Richmond Hill
- Among York Region's strongest school catchments (Bayview SS, Richmond Hill HS)
- Yonge Street RapidTO + emerging Yonge North subway extension
- Highway 404 access in 5–10 min from most of the city
- Oak Ridges Moraine + conservation land on the northern edge
- Lake Wilcox + recreational / park infrastructure
Active Richmond Hill listings
1,036 active MLS listings, $1.5M and up. Updated every 15 minutes.
Which Richmond Hill community fits your brief?
Richmond Hill breaks into roughly five distinct housing markets. Bayview Hill (Leslie + 16th area) is the established luxury anchor — planned-community mansions on 50–75 ft lots, the best school catchment in York Region, and a strongly-held Asian-Canadian buyer base. Jefferson and Mill Pond are the family-suburban staples for 3–4 bedroom buyers at $1.4M–$1.8M. Oak Ridges (north of Stouffville) is the estate / acreage-adjacent corner, with larger lots and Lake Wilcox proximity. Langstaff in the south is the emerging urban corridor — newer townhomes, mid-rise condos, and the future Yonge subway terminus. North Richvale sits in the middle with mature 1980s–90s housing stock.
For move-up families targeting top schools, Bayview Hill is almost always on the shortlist. For buyers who want newer-build at more accessible pricing, Jefferson or Mill Pond. For acreage-adjacent lifestyle with good commute, Oak Ridges. Each community page below goes deeper.
Richmond Hill — frequently asked
What's the average price in Richmond Hill in 2026?
City-wide detached averages are running in the mid-$1.7M range in spring 2026, with townhomes around $1.1M and condos in the $700K band. That hides meaningful variation — Bayview Hill detached averages closer to $2.8M, while North Richvale or Langstaff detached can be found sub-$1.5M. The community pages below have accurate neighbourhood-specific numbers.
Is Richmond Hill on the subway?
Not yet — but soon. The Yonge North Subway Extension is under construction and scheduled to add three Richmond Hill stations (Steeles, Clark, and Richmond Hill Centre at Highway 7), with a target opening of 2031. Until then, the YRT Viva BRT runs frequent service down Yonge, and GO Train service runs peak-only from Richmond Hill GO (Langstaff / Red Maple Road) into Union.
Which Richmond Hill community has the best schools?
Bayview Hill. The catchment public secondary (Bayview SS) is consistently in the top tier of York Region for EQAO and post-secondary placement. Jefferson and Mill Pond also have above-average public catchments. Catholic options are strongest in the Bayview Hill / Jefferson corridor (St. Theresa of Lisieux and St. Augustine CHS).
How does Richmond Hill compare to Vaughan?
Similar price tier for luxury detached — Bayview Hill trades in roughly the same band as Kleinburg. Different character: Vaughan has the VMC subway terminal already operating, larger non-luxury lot sizes on average (60 ft vs 50 ft), and a different buyer demographic. Richmond Hill has stronger school catchments (Bayview SS in particular) and more consistent planned-community architecture. Many move-up families consider both in parallel.
Communities in Richmond Hill
Richmond Hill's established luxury anchor — planned mansions, top schools.
Northern estate corner — larger lots, Lake Wilcox proximity.
Newer family-suburban central — 2000s+ detached, strong schools.
Heritage central neighbourhood — mature trees, Mill Pond park.
Southern urban corridor — Yonge North subway terminus area.
Central established mid-tier — mature 1980s–90s stock.
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