Adjala – Tosorontio is located in the southwest corner of Simcoe County, north of the Greater Toronto Area. The township is full of picturesque views and is home to approximately 11,000 residents. You will find a mix of forest, farm, and rural charm. Earl Rowe Provincial Park is also a very popular destination for active individuals who like to camp, swim, hike, and bike ride.

The area is very proud of its agricultural roots and it plays an integral role in the economy, as it employs up to 14,000 jobs in the township and surrounding area.

Homes are predominantly found on large country style parcels of land and are appreciated by active nature lovers who enjoy outdoor activities year-round. There are also smaller communities such as Everett where you will find a closer-knit population with recreational amenities.

Alliston is a safe family friendly community to more than 15,000 residents and growing at four times the average growth rate in Simcoe County. The small-town charm is enticing and celebrated through various events such as, the annual Potato Festival, Farmers Market, Monster Mash, Rurban Christmas and much more. There is a generous mix of urban, rural and agricultural amenities available.

There are two major industries in the area; potato farming and auto manufacturing. The town is known as a potato-growing area with plenty of farms surrounding the urban and residential community. Honda of Canada Manufacturing is also a large contributor to the local economy with the production of the Civic and CR-V models in two plants.

The real estate market offers a variety of property types in established areas, as well as, on-going new home developments. Commercial space is also available for existing or new small business’ moving to the region.

Barrie is a vibrant and diverse city with a wide range of amenities and home to many large festivals such as the Barrie Waterfront Festival, Barrie Jazz & Blues Festival, and Kempenfest. The city has a population of 180,000+ that spans over one of the largest areas in the county.

The city serves an abundant resource for employment, healthcare, education, retail, and entertainment. Downtown Barrie is bustling with people and unique retailers that offer locals and tourists a balanced lakeside experience on the shore of Lake Simcoe. Tourism plays a very important role in the success of the local economy, the city is a four-season destination with seasonal activities for you to enjoy all year long.

With increasing numbers of young families moving north, homes in Barrie are in high demand. There is access to the city via highway 400 and GO train and bus depots for commuting. The housing market continues to grow and attract people looking for more affordable investments.

Beeton is home to more than 3,800 people who enjoy a nice quiet community while still having close access to major towns and cities. Residents enjoy a charming landscape and participating in local festivals such as the annual Beeton Honey and Garden Festival. The Beeton Fall Fair has also been enjoyed by locals and travelers from surrounding areas for the last 160 years.

Agriculture and manufacturing still support the local economy by providing numerous employment opportunities.

The housing market in Beeton is increasing with the number of new homes being constructed and appears to be a desirable place to live. Homes are relatively close to local grocers, family-owned boutiques, restaurants, and recreational facilities. The small community offers an assortment of home styles, ranging from bungalows, bungalow-lofts, two story family dwellings and a few commercial opportunities.

Bradford has seen a rapid growth in population and numbers continue to rise, over 28,000 people call Bradford home. Bradford West Gwillimbury is an active community with a plethora of town resources that include; a state-of-the-art leisure center, quality arenas, parks, trails, and a beautiful new library.

Whether you commute or plan to work locally there is highway access and public transit. Infrastructure is at top of mind and major industries provide many opportunities for employment. Industrial plants, agriculture, commercial and small business allow for a variety of areas to work in.

Bradford is a highly sought after place to invest in real estate as its population is on the rise and there are a wide variety of resale homes and new developments available. It’s proximity to large cities also make it convenient and desirable.

The Township of Essa is where town and country meet. Over 18,000 enjoy homes across the various townships and hamlets. Simcoe County District Board and the Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board manage several English and French elementary and secondary schools.

The industry in Essa is primarily agricultural, industrial manufacturing and service related. It is home to Canada’s largest Canadian Forces training base, CFB Borden. The base employs over 3,200 military personnel and approximately 1,500 civilians.

Popular communities to purchase real estate in include Angus, Baxter and Thornton. Barrie is just north of Essa and serves as a major hub to access all city services and amenities.

Innisfil has a population of approximately 33,000 people and continues to grow and diversify.Residents enjoy living, entertaining and staying active on the western shore of Lake Simcoe. The area offers many indoor and outdoor activities to partake in all year long such as, boating, tubing, skating, snowmobiling, antiquing, festivals and enjoying a night out at the local casino, Georgian Downs.

Major industries that contribute to the local economy include manufacturing, education, service, and agri-business. The community also depends on tourism and sees an increase in visitors during seasonal peak periods.

With an increase in new home construction and the unveiling of the latest resort community, Friday harbor Resort. Innisfil is attractive to many city dwellers looking for a getaway without having to spend precious personal time in a vehicle. Locals and commuters enjoy principal residence and cottages alike.

Tottenham is the most southern community within New Tecumseth, it’s located just north of highway 9 and about 20 minutes west of highway 400. The small population of about 4,500 people welcome new comers to the community to share in long standing festivities like the Tottenham Bluegrass Festival and partake in scenic tours on the iconic Tottenham Steam Train. The Tottenham Conservation is a picturesque getaway just 40 minutes from Toronto where visitors may camp, fish and hike.

The community has seen an increase of new residents who take advantage of the local highways to get to and from surrounding cities for work. There are many local manufacturers which support the economy as well as, accounting, automotive sales and service, and additional in-town small business’.

The real estate market in Tottenham is an active one. Due to its convenient location and ease of access, increasingly people are moving to both new and resale properties. You will find a mix of different property styles to suit your needs.