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Markham is York Region's largest city and one of Canada's most diverse communities. Known for its excellent schools, thriving tech sector, and vibrant culture, Markham attracts families and professionals looking for quality suburban living with urban amenities. Mortgage Wave helps Markham home buyers and homeowners access the best mortgage rates from 50+ lenders.
Markham's real estate market features everything from historic Unionville charm to modern estates in Cornell and Angus Glen. The city's strong employment base (IBM, AMD, Huawei) supports housing demand, while new developments continue to expand options for buyers. Average home prices are competitive with Vaughan, making Markham one of York Region's most active markets.
We help home buyers and homeowners across all Markham neighbourhoods, including: Unionville, Cornell, Angus Glen, Markham Village, Berczy, Cathedraltown, Wismer, Box Grove, Milliken, Rouge River Estates, Greensborough.
Markham buyers pay only Ontario provincial land transfer tax. On a $1.1 million home, expect approximately $17,475. First-time buyers can receive a rebate of up to $4,000.
💡 Did you know? Markham is Canada's high-tech capital, home to over 1,500 technology and life sciences companies.
First-time buyer or upgrading? We find the best rate from 50+ lenders for Markham buyers.
The best way to find the lowest mortgage rate in Markham is to work with a mortgage broker like Mortgage Wave. We compare rates from 50+ lenders — including banks, credit unions, and trust companies — to find the best option for your specific situation. This is a free service with no obligation.
No! We work with Markham clients remotely via phone, email, and video call. Everything from application to approval can be done from the comfort of your home. We're available evenings and weekends to accommodate your schedule.
You'll typically need: government ID, recent pay stubs or proof of income, T4/T1 tax returns (2 years), bank statements, proof of down payment, and your purchase agreement (if buying). Self-employed borrowers may need additional documentation. We'll provide a complete checklist when you contact us.