The City of Oshawa borders Whitby to the west. It borders the Township of Scugog to the north, and the Municipality of Clarington to the east. Oshawa is situated about one hour away from downtown Toronto.
Durham Region Transit and GO Transit service the city. The city has one GO train stop, which provides a quick and easy commute into downtown Toronto. Oshawa is accessible by both the 401 and the 407 ETR.
Oshawa is home to the Tribute Communities Centre, where the OHL team, the Oshawa Generals play. The arena sits in downtown Oshawa. It positions itself as a central location within the city. In addition to hockey, the Community Centre hosts various events. These include concerts, conferences, and other entertainment performances.
Oshawa has many parks and trails to discover. They provide excellent opportunities to run, walk, rollerblade, or enjoy fresh air. Some parks include the Waterfront Trail, McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve, Harmony Creek Trail, Oshawa Creek Trail, and Michael Starr Trail.
The city is also home to the main campuses of Ontario Tech University and Durham College. Post-secondary education in the area includes York University, Ryerson University, University of Toronto, and Centennial College.
Oshawa has many housing types, including detached houses, townhouses, and condominiums. The city has many major economic development plans. The RIOCAN Windfields development in North Oshawa is a mixed-use development with over 800,000 sq. ft. of retail space and over 800 residential units.
Consider contacting a local real estate professional for the latest housing market information.
As the Christmas seasons approaches, Durham Region is gearing up to transform into a winter wonderland. What better way to enjoy it than attending one of the local Durham Region Christmas Markets? With a lineup of dazzling floats, music, and even the grand appearance of Santa Claus himself, this year’s Christmas events will promise to […]
Andrew Irani
Canada day is a time for celebration across the nation, and Durham Region is no exception. In 2024, Canada will be turning 157 years old, and there’s plenty to celebrate! Durham region has a rich tradition of celebrating Canada Day. Over the years, these celebrations have grown from modest community gatherings to large scale […]
Andrew Irani
November 2023 Durham Region Monthly Real Estate Analysis
Andrew Irani