York Region
Aurora Real Estate
Small-town charm with estate pockets and good trails.
Town · York Region
About Aurora
Aurora is a smaller town between Richmond Hill and Newmarket. It has established neighbourhoods, estate homes in the Hills of St. Andrew and plenty of trails.
Aurora was first called Machell's Corners, after merchant Richard Machell, who opened a store at Yonge and Wellington in 1804.
Homes: Detached homes, estate properties and townhomes.
Known for
- Town Park and the Aurora Farmers' Market
- Private schools including St. Andrew's College
- Oak Ridges Moraine trails
Market this month
Aurora real estate market
Aurora · September 2026
Source: TRREB Market Watch, released October 6, 2026
- Average price
- $1,165,686
- Median price
- $1,081,500
- Homes sold
- 56
- Benchmark price
- $1,106,800
- -6.8% vs last year
- Days on market
- 37
- Sale-to-list price
- 98%
- Active listings
- 292
- Months of inventory
- 4.9
- Balanced market
- Detached$1,375,71233 sold
- Semi$863,3333 sold
- Townhouse$911,5557 sold
- Condo apt$640,0005 sold
5 areas
Aurora neighbourhoods
Aurora Highlands
West-central area between Yonge and Bathurst, mixing 1960s-70s homes with newer builds on a former golf course.
Aurora Village
Historic core at Yonge and Wellington, with heritage storefronts, Town Park, the library and Aurora GO nearby.
Bayview Wellington
East-central area near Bayview and Wellington, with condos, townhomes and detached homes beside the Aurora Arboretum.
Hills of St. Andrew
North-west Aurora area of winding streets and detached homes, named for nearby St. Andrew's College.
Aurora Estates
Southwest estate area on the Oak Ridges Moraine, with large forested lots and gated enclaves.
Daily life
Living in Aurora
Schools
- York Region District School Board
- York Catholic District School Board
- Conseil scolaire Viamonde
- Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir
Well known: Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School (IB programme), St. Andrew's College (private boys' school), Cardinal Carter Catholic High School.
Parks and outdoors
- Sheppard's Bush Conservation Area Wooded conservation area with walking trails.
- Aurora Community Arboretum About 100 acres of trails and plantings in east Aurora.
- Town Park Downtown park with a farmers' market and splash pad.
Shopping and dining
- Downtown Yonge Street Heritage strip at Yonge and Wellington with shops and restaurants.
- SmartCentres Aurora North Big-box retail complex in the Wellington Street and Leslie Street area.
- Aurora Farmers' Market Seasonal market held in Town Park downtown.
Healthcare
- Southlake Health (Newmarket)
Commuting
Getting around Aurora
To downtown Toronto: about 48 km; about 50 min by GO train to Union Station.
- GO TrainBarrie line from Aurora GO: about 50 min to Union
- VivaViva Blue runs along Yonge Street to Finch station
- HighwayHighway 404 interchanges at Wellington Street and Bloomington Road
Honest take
Pros and cons of living in Aurora
Why people move here
- Aurora GO on the Barrie line, about 50 min to Union
- Head office of Magna International
- Historic downtown, arboretum and Greenbelt land nearby
Things to consider
- No hospital in town; Southlake in Newmarket is closest
- A car is needed for most errands outside downtown
A good fit for: Move-up families · Luxury buyers · Buyers wanting a quieter town
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FAQ
Aurora real estate questions
What is the average home price in Aurora?
In September 2026, the average sale price in Aurora was $1,165,686 and the median was $1,081,500, based on 56 sales (TRREB Market Watch).
Is Aurora a buyer's or seller's market right now?
There were 4.9 months of inventory in September, which usually points to a balanced market. Homes sold for about 98% of list price on average.
How long does it take to sell a home in Aurora?
Homes that sold in September were on the market for 37 days on average. Pricing and presentation make the biggest difference.
How far is Aurora from downtown Toronto?
about 48 km; about 50 min by GO train to Union Station.
Which school boards serve Aurora?
York Region District School Board, York Catholic District School Board, Conseil scolaire Viamonde, Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir.
What are the best neighbourhoods in Aurora?
It depends on budget, commute and lifestyle. Popular areas include Aurora Highlands, Aurora Village, Bayview Wellington, Hills of St. Andrew, Aurora Estates. Sophia can help you narrow it down.
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