What towns make up East Gwillimbury?
East Gwillimbury's main communities are Holland Landing, Sharon, Queensville and Mount Albert, each with its own unique qualities. Which community fits you best depends on your priorities and lifestyle. Overall, East Gwillimbury suits Buyers who want more house for their money, more space, and more community - without losing access to Toronto.
Which East Gwillimbury community is right for you?
People considering EG usually have two questions:
- Is East Gwillimbury a good place to live?
- Is it a good place to invest in real estate?
This was the fastest-growing municipality in Canada during the last census, and that growth is projected to continue (the Official Plan says nearly four times the current population by 2051). That makes living in East Gwillimbury a different proposition depending on where you land. If you're considering EG, understand that it isn't one place. Each community appeals to different Buyers depending on their lifestyle, priorities, and commute. This guide breaks down each one honestly.
What's the East Gwillimbury real estate market like?
Homes for sale in East Gwillimbury sit in a market shaped most by:
- population growth
- improved access
The Bradford Bypass (Highway 425) is adding a Highway 400–404 link through the north end, and new schools and amenities are being built. The Town's updated Official Plan sees East Gwillimbury growing past 127,600 residents by 2051 and is directing most of that new density into a handful of designated centres along the Yonge Street and Highway 404 corridors and the Green Lane transit spine.