More Communities
We work well past
the end of Lakeshore Road.
From Milton to Niagara, Brantford to Collingwood — if you're buying or selling anywhere across the Golden Horseshoe, start the conversation with us.
Beyond Oakville,
across the Golden Horseshoe.
Our agents live and sell across the region, not just in one town. These are the communities we're asked about most — and if yours isn't here, ask us anyway.
Milton
Fast-growing, escarpment at its back, and one of the youngest populations in Ontario.
One of the fastest-growing municipalities in Canada, built out below the escarpment through the 2000s and 2010s. Young families, new schools, and Milton GO on the Milton line.
Georgetown
A Halton Hills town with a real main street and GO service to Union.
A town with a genuine main street and a heritage core, on the Kitchener GO line with countryside on every side.
Acton
Small-town Halton Hills, with more land for the money than anywhere closer in.
The quieter end of Halton Hills, with the most land for the money in the region and a small-town pace that people move here for.
Campbellville
Hamlet living on the escarpment, near Mohawk and Rattlesnake Point.
A hamlet on the Niagara Escarpment surrounded by conservation land and horse country, minutes from the 401.
Brampton
One of Canada's fastest-growing cities, with new-build subdivisions and strong family demand.
One of Canada's youngest and fastest-growing cities, with large new-build subdivisions and a heritage downtown around the Rose Theatre.
Caledon
Rolling countryside, estate properties and villages half an hour from the 410.
Rolling countryside north of Brampton, with villages like Inglewood and Alton, estate properties and some of the best trail riding in Ontario.
Bolton
A Caledon town in the Humber valley, popular with families moving north from Peel.
A town in the Humber valley on Caledon's eastern edge, popular with families moving north from Peel and York.
Vaughan
Woodbridge, Maple, Kleinburg and the new Vaughan Metropolitan Centre on the subway.
Woodbridge, Maple, Thornhill and Kleinburg, plus the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre at the top of the subway line.
Grimsby
Between the escarpment and the lake, with a walkable downtown and GO service.
Squeezed between the escarpment and the lake, with a walkable downtown, a beach, and GO service that made it a commuter town.
Beamsville
Wine country living in Lincoln, with orchards and vineyards at the edge of town.
The middle of Niagara wine country, with vineyards and orchards running right up to the edge of town.
St. Catharines
The Garden City — Port Dalhousie, Brock University and Niagara's largest centre.
Niagara's largest city, with Port Dalhousie on the lake, Brock University above it and the Welland Canal running through.
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Heritage streets, theatre and vineyards, with some of the region's most distinctive property.
Heritage streets, the Shaw Festival and dozens of wineries — one of the most distinctive property markets in the province.
Brantford
The Grand River city, with heritage housing and land assemblies driving new development.
A Grand River city with heritage housing stock, a growing student population and significant land assembly and development activity.
Paris
Consistently called one of Canada's prettiest towns, at the fork of the Grand and Nith.
Regularly called one of Canada's prettiest towns, at the meeting of the Grand and Nith with cobblestone architecture downtown.
Cambridge
Galt, Preston and Hespeler — three river towns with limestone architecture.
Galt, Preston and Hespeler joined into one city, with limestone architecture and the Grand River running through the middle.
Guelph
A university city with a stone-built downtown and one of Ontario's strongest job markets.
A university city with a stone-built downtown, one of Ontario's lowest unemployment rates and a strong rental market.
Kitchener-Waterloo
The tech corridor, two universities, and an LRT running through the middle of it.
The tech corridor, two universities and an LRT running the length of it — the fastest-changing market west of the GTA.
Collingwood
Georgian Bay, the ski hills and a downtown that stays busy year-round.
Georgian Bay at the bottom of the ski hills, with a downtown that stays busy in both seasons and a strong recreational market.
The Blue Mountains
Chalets, Thornbury and the escarpment — a second-home market with real depth.
Thornbury, Craigleith and the chalet communities along the escarpment — a second-home market with real year-round depth.
Wasaga Beach
The longest freshwater beach in the world, and a town growing around it.
The longest freshwater beach in the world, with a town growing quickly around it and a mix of seasonal and year-round housing.
Muskoka
Bracebridge, Gravenhurst, Huntsville and the lakes — Ontario's cottage heartland.
Bracebridge, Gravenhurst, Huntsville and the big lakes — Ontario's cottage heartland and its most established recreational market.
Not seeing your community? We're licensed across Ontario and part of a national RE/MAX network — tell us where you're looking and we'll either handle it ourselves or connect you with someone we trust who can.
Out of town doesn't mean
out of your corner.
A downtown Oakville brokerage can absolutely sell your house in Grimsby or find you one in Guelph. Here's how we handle it — including the part where we tell you when we're not the right fit.
The Same Marketing, Anywhere
Photography, video, drone, 3D tours, print and a dedicated property page don't change because the address does. Our in-house team produces all of it, whatever the postal code.
Real Local Homework
We price from the local board's data, tour the comparables in person, and talk to agents who work that market every day. No guessing from a spreadsheet an hour away.
A Network When You Need It
If your move is somewhere we genuinely shouldn't be listing, we'll say so — and connect you with a RE/MAX agent we'd trust with our own family, then stay involved as long as you want us.
Don't See Your Community?
Tell us where
you're looking.
Wherever you're headed, we'll give you an honest read on the market and either handle it ourselves or point you to someone who should.
No pressure and no obligation — just a straight answer about the market you're asking about.