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The Polsinello Team — York Region since 1989

Newmarket, Ontario — a complete real estate guide.

York Region's heart — a historic Main Street, the regional hospital, and the largest set of established family neighbourhoods on the 404 corridor. Newmarket is where the region shops, banks, and goes to the doctor, and it's the rare 404 town where a first-time buyer can still find a starter home.

York Region~93,000 residentsHighway 404 corridorNewmarket GO Line
Market at a glance

Newmarket real estate market at a glance

$1.3MAvg detached home
21 daysMedian days on market
0.94%Residential tax rate (2025)

As of 2026, the average detached home in Newmarket trades in the $1.1M to $1.5M range. Stonehaven and the newer subdivisions east of Bayview skew highest, heritage homes in the Main Street core and the mature west-end neighbourhoods balance the average, and townhomes across the town fall between $800K and $1.1M. Condominium apartments — concentrated along Yonge and near the GO station — average $550K to $800K. Newmarket is one of the last 404-corridor towns with meaningful townhome and condo inventory, which is why it remains a first-time-buyer and downsizer favourite.

In context

Newmarket vs. surrounding communities

Newmarket sits below Aurora ($1.4M–$1.9M) and Whitchurch-Stouffville ($1.3M–$1.7M) on detached prices, but its depth of inventory across every price band is the market feature. It's the closest 404-corridor town where a first-time buyer can still get in under $900K on a townhome, and where a downsizer can find a full-service condo on Yonge. Buyers moving up from Newmarket typically look at Aurora next; buyers moving down from Markham or Richmond Hill routinely land here for the value.

Where to look

Best neighbourhoods in Newmarket

  • Main Street Historic DistrictNewmarket's heritage core — Victorian storefronts, the Old Town Hall, Riverwalk Commons, and Fairy Lake. Century homes on shaded streets, walkability to Main Street shops, and the GO station a ten-minute walk. The town's most distinctive pocket.
  • StonehavenUpscale southeast neighbourhood between Bayview and Leslie. Executive homes on 50-to-70-foot lots, and the Newmarket Golf and Curling Club at its centre. Consistently the highest per-square-foot values in the town.
  • Copper Hills / Bogart MeadowsFamily subdivisions east of Leslie, close to Ray Twinney Complex and Southlake Health. 2000s-to-2010s builds on 40-to-50-foot lots, elementary schools within walking distance, and easy Highway 404 access.
  • Woodland HillEstablished west-end neighbourhood between Yonge and Bathurst. Mature streets, family bungalows and two-storeys on 50-foot lots, and one of the town's most stable resale markets. Popular with families staying long-term.
  • Summerhill EstatesNewer subdivision east of Bayview and south of Davis. Modern builds, wide streets, community parks, and family-oriented schools. A first-time-move-up favourite for buyers coming from Toronto and Markham.
  • GlenwayMature west-end community around the former Glenway golf course, now partially redeveloped. Mix of established estate homes and newer infill on generous lots. Popular with downsizers wanting to stay in Newmarket.
Family life

Schools and family life

Newmarket is served by both the York Region District School Board and the York Catholic District School Board. Newmarket High School, Huron Heights Secondary, Sir William Mulock Secondary, and Dr. John M. Denison Secondary anchor the public high-school system; Sacred Heart Catholic High School covers the Catholic system. Pickering College, the town's private K-to-12 school on Bayview, has been a Newmarket institution since 1842. The Ray Twinney Recreation Complex, Magna Centre, Southlake Regional Health Centre (York Region's main hospital), Fairy Lake Park, the Tom Taylor Trail, and Riverwalk Commons anchor the town's family life.

Access

Getting around

Highway 404 runs the town's eastern edge, with the Green Lane, Davis Drive, and Mulock Drive interchanges giving direct access. The Barrie GO Line's Newmarket GO Station sits at Davis Drive and runs to Union Station in about 50 to 60 minutes at peak. Yonge Street is the north-south spine through the middle of town; Davis Drive is the primary east-west artery, connected to a dedicated bus rapidway (viva Blue). Highway 400 is a 15-to-20-minute drive west via Green Lane or Davis, and Highway 407 is a 15-minute drive south via the 404.

The numbers

Property taxes and municipal services

Newmarket's 2025 residential property tax rate is approximately 0.94% of assessed value, blended across the Town of Newmarket, York Region, and provincial education portions. On a $1.3M home, that works out to roughly $12,220 per year. The rate is slightly higher than surrounding towns because Newmarket carries the full urban-services load — the regional hospital, the region's largest transit hub, and York Region's main commercial and civic centre.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about Newmarket real estate

What is the average home price in Newmarket, Ontario?
As of 2026, the average detached home in Newmarket trades in the $1.1M to $1.5M range. Semi-detached and townhomes fall to $800K to $1.1M, and condominium apartments — concentrated along Yonge and near the GO station — average $550K to $800K. Executive homes in Stonehaven regularly clear $1.8M.
Is Newmarket a good place to live?
Newmarket is York Region's heart — the regional hospital, the largest transit hub on the 404 corridor, and a historic Main Street with Victorian storefronts, Riverwalk Commons, and Fairy Lake. It's the rare 404-corridor town with depth of inventory across every price band, from starter townhomes to executive homes in Stonehaven, and it's a strong choice for first-time buyers, growing families, and downsizers alike.
What are the best neighbourhoods in Newmarket?
Main Street Historic District, Stonehaven, Copper Hills / Bogart Meadows, Woodland Hill, Summerhill Estates, and Glenway are the most sought-after neighbourhoods. Main Street offers heritage homes and walkability to the GO station, Stonehaven is the town's premier executive-home pocket, and Copper Hills gives modern family subdivisions with direct Highway 404 access.
How is the commute from Newmarket to Toronto?
GO Transit's Barrie Line runs from Newmarket GO Station on Davis Drive to Union Station in about 50 to 60 minutes during peak hours. By car, Highway 404 puts downtown Toronto 45 minutes to 1 hour 15 minutes away depending on traffic. Highway 407 is a 15-minute drive south for east-west travel, and viva Blue bus rapidway runs Yonge Street to Finch Station.
What is Newmarket's property tax rate?
Newmarket's 2025 residential property tax rate is approximately 0.94% of assessed value, blended across the Town of Newmarket, York Region, and provincial education portions. On a $1.3M home, that works out to roughly $12,220 per year. The rate reflects Newmarket's full urban-services load — the regional hospital, largest transit hub, and York Region's main commercial and civic centre.
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