Master-planned Union Village launches in Markham

By NextHome Staff
March 12, 2020

Union Village, the master-planned community created in collaboration by Minto Communities and Metropia, launched recently to resounding success. The initial phase one launch saw more than 330 homes sold over a four-day period through a mix of single-family homes, back-to-back townhomes, rear-lane townhomes, and traditional townhomes, demonstrating the demand for quality residences located in the heart of the Markham community.

In addition to its prime location, Union Village features stunning architectural options, abundant green space with family-friendly and active living amenities, and every residence benefits from fundamentals of feng shui and the crowning green features of Minto Communities’ commitment to sustainability.

“The success of Union Village really speaks to the quality of the project at every facet,” said Peter Maleganovski, Director of Land Development, Minto Communities. “We knew designing a community in the centre of a municipality like Markham would demand excellence in design and expert planning for residents. It was essential for us to emphasize the beauty of the natural surroundings and create communal spaces for families to gather. We’re so glad purchasers have responded so positively to Union Village and are excited to release more residences in our later phases of launch.”

Union Village consists of two parcels of development, split down the middle by the Bruce Creek. Maximizing on the stunning natural landscapes of the area, Bruce Creek and its valley are being restored and included as part of an extensive pedestrian and cycling trail system which provides residents with access to Main Street within approximately 20 minutes, depending on their entry point and navigation speed. In addition to the network of trails, Union Village features preserved wetlands, several new parks, playgrounds, and the incorporation of a century-old Bur Oak tree as a park focal point and gathering place for community members.

“Working on a site in central Markham, surrounded by such incredible and lush green space was a rare opportunity for us to work in such an established location,” says Howard Sokolowski, Chairman and CEO, Metropia. “The quality of the design, the easy connections to Markham, Unionville, and Toronto, and the integration of the outdoors all combined for one of the most successful launches we’ve ever been part of.”

In addition to the incredible natural surroundings, Union Village is remarkably located in the heart of Markham and within walking distance to the charming heritage village Unionville. Retail, restaurant, and cultural amenities are available for community members at all life stages, with nearby community centres and libraries, top-performing schools, exciting events, and entertainment options. Historic Unionville offers a charming, small town sentiment, with numerous attractions to revisit Markham’s past. Travel to and from Union Village is simple with the 400-series highways all within 30 minutes of driving.

Union Village offers a wide range of housing types, giving residents the opportunity to select a home that best suits their lifestyle. Home sizes range from 1,267 – 4,508 sq. ft., featured in diverse architectural styles. All interior floor plans have been designed with input by feng shui master, Paul Ng, ensuring harmony and happiness in every home. In addition to the consistency of unique interior layouts which feature ideal energy flow, residents still can customize their interiors by selecting the features and finishes of their choice through the Minto Communities Design Centre. Sustainable features within homes include Energy Star for New Homes certification for better energy efficiency, LED lighting, water efficient fixtures, low VOC paint and Green Label Plus-certified carpeting for indoor air quality, and conveniently placed conduits to support future EV charging and roof solar panels.

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