Markham · York Region

Property management in Markham.

Markham's tech employers, highly rated schools and quick 404/407 access keep its rental market steady. We manage everything from Downtown Markham condos to family homes in Unionville, Cornell and Berczy Village.

Neighbourhoods we cover in Markham

We also manage in Markham Village, Cornell, Cathedraltown, Berczy Village, Downtown Markham, Milliken, Wismer, Box Grove.

The Markham rental market

Downtown Markham and the Highway 7 corridor are dominated by newer condos and stacked townhouses. Unionville, Berczy Village, Wismer and Cathedraltown are family neighbourhoods where whole-house leases to relocating professionals are common — tenants who expect a responsive landlord and a well-kept home.

Apartment buildings & commercial property in Markham

Purpose-built rental is scarce in Markham, which makes each building valuable. The older stock sits on the Markham side of Thornhill, where 1970s towers and mid-rises stand near John Street, Bayview Avenue and Steeles, close to Line 1 at Finch. New rental towers are arriving in Markham Centre along Highway 7 and Enterprise Boulevard, beside York University's Markham campus. Many other rental suites are individually owned condos. Tenants include tech workers, students and multigenerational households. Commercial property is shaped by technology: office and research campuses line the Highway 404 and 407 corridor at Commerce Valley, Allstate Parkway and Woodbine Avenue, and light industrial and flex fill Denison Street, Steeles Avenue East and Esna Park. Retail is unusual because so much of it is commercial condominium. Pacific Mall at Kennedy and Steeles and many plazas on Highway 7 are owned unit by unit, while Main Street Unionville and Main Street Markham are heritage districts.

Local rules, handled

Markham licenses short-term rentals and has its own requirements for additional residential units. For long-term rentals, Ontario's Residential Tenancies Act and Standard Lease apply. We make sure each property is set up correctly from the first lease.

Across Ontario, the Residential Tenancies Act and the Ontario Standard Lease apply to most residential tenancies, and the rent increase guideline for units covered by rent control is 2.1% for 2026 and 1.9% for 2027. How the guideline works →

What we handle for Markham owners

Everything a rental needs: pricing and leasing, tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance with a 24/7 emergency line, renovations between tenancies, inspections, Landlord and Tenant Board support and a clear monthly statement.

FAQ

Markham questions.

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Do you lease homes to relocating professionals in Markham?

Yes. We market to and screen corporate and relocating tenants, including leases arranged through employers.

Can you manage a stacked townhouse or condo in Downtown Markham?

Yes — we lease and manage individual units and coordinate with the condominium's management for anything involving common elements.

Do you manage leased units in a Markham commercial condo mall?

Yes. An owner of a commercial condominium unit answers to both the tenant's lease and the corporation's declaration, by-laws and rules. We pay common expenses, recover them from the tenant where the lease allows, track special assessments, and handle the corporation's approvals for signs, fit-outs and changes of use.

Do you manage older rental buildings in Thornhill on the Markham side?

Yes. The 1970s towers near John Street, Bayview and Steeles are generally still subject to the rent increase guideline and carry original elevators, boilers and garages. We schedule Fire Code inspections, plan capital work and keep turnovers tight so suites can compete with the newer condos nearby.

Free proposal

Hand us the keys.

Tell us about your property. We'll walk it, price it, and send a plain-language proposal — no obligation.