Richmond Hill Real Estate Listings

Richmond Hill Real Estate

Richmond Hill sits between Vaughan to the west and Markham to the east, which puts it in a pretty convenient spot within York Region. The city runs north of Toronto along Yonge Street, a corridor that has shaped this area for well over a century. What you get today is a mature, established suburban city with a diverse population, good schools, and a real estate market built on steady demand from families and professionals who want quality of life alongside reasonable access to the city.

One thing that sets Richmond Hill apart is how settled it feels. A lot of the communities here were built out in the 1980s and 1990s, so the trees are full grown, the schools have long track records, and the local amenities have had time to become genuinely useful rather than just planned. Bayview Hill, Oak Ridges, Jefferson, and the Mill Pond area each have their own character. Mill Pond is a good example of what makes Richmond Hill work on a day-to-day level: a central green space with walking trails and winter skating that people actually use not just a park that exists on a site plan.

Richmond Hill also has a strong job market. Several tech companies and corporate offices have set up in the city, which means a meaningful number of residents work close to home rather than commuting into Toronto every day. For those who do commute, there is the VIVA rapid transit that runs along Yonge Street that connects to the TTC and GO bus services offering more options. It's the kind of city where the infrastructure has genuinely caught up with the residential growth.

Find a Home for Sale in Richmond Hill

REW's Richmond Hill MLS® listings are updated continuously so you're always seeing current inventory. Search by property type, price range, and number of bedrooms to narrow things down, or use the map to browse specific neighbourhoods. Property types in Richmond Hill include:

• Detached houses: Richmond Hill has a strong stock of detached family homes, many with generous lot sizes, mature landscaping, and larger floor plans than you'd typically find for the same money closer to Toronto.

• Townhouses: Townhomes are well-represented here, particularly along transit corridors and in newer infill areas. They offer a reasonable balance of space and price for buyers who don't need a full detached home.

• Condos and apartments: The condo market along the Yonge Street corridor has grown considerably, drawing buyers who want lower-maintenance living and easy transit access without leaving the suburbs.

• Duplexes: Duplexes in Richmond Hill make sense for investors and multigenerational households, especially in areas where rental demand from local tech and professional workers keeps occupancy consistent.

A Richmond Hill real estate agent who knows the local market can help you compare neighbourhoods and make a confident move. Use our mortgage calculator to run your numbers, and connect with one of REW's mortgage partners when you're ready to get pre-approved.