Oakville has a long established reputation for being a premier destination in Canada to live.  Whether to settle down, raise a family or retire, Oakville has a place for everyone: lakefront condos in Bronte Village, stately row houses in downtown Oakville, treelined neighbourhoods with character and heritage homes in Olde Oakville and tightly-knit community neighbourhoods in Burloak and in the Upper Core. Each region in Oakville boasts top-rated public schools like Oakville-Trafalgar Highschool and Iroquois Ridge Highschool and nationally rated private schools such as St. Mildred’s- Lightbourn School, Walden International School, Fern Hill School, Rotherglen School, MacLachlan College and Appleby College.  Oakville is also ideally situated, equidistant between Hamilton and downtown Toronto, 20 minutes to Lester B Pearson International Airport and under 2 hours to Niagara wine country and the U.S. border, all with easy access to highways and public transportation.

As Oakville has evolved through the years, the city has grown in both diversity and development coalescing old and new.  Not only has there been growth and development with new condominiums popping up in the north of Kerr Village and the Upper Core, custom urban infill has taken place from the southeast of Oakville, through to the southwest. New industry and business centres have also taken root while new small businesses, both in retail and hospitality, have also arrived. New Community Centres are opening up, particularly in Olde Oakville on the former hospital site integrating the neighbourhood even further with a skating rink, walking track and fitness and aquatic centers. Our new Oakville-Trafalgar Hospital is located in the Upper Core now bigger and better to serve our region. 

Oakville’s palpable sense of community is its cornerstone and is reflected in the many initiatives which support local business and greenspace. 

The city of Burlington is located on the shores of Lake Ontario and is part of the Regional Municipality of Halton and the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area.  Burlington has access to an efficient transit network and offers a variety of housing options for people at all stages of life.  Ranked as one of Canada’s premier cities for living and raising a family, Burlington is known for its schools and sense of community. Burlington is made up of a community of neighborhoods that offers a variety of property types and amenities - something for everyone!

North of the Queen Elizabeth Way is the home of several popular neighborhoods including Millcroft, Headon Forest and Alton Village offering a mix of older and newer developments. This area is convenient and was built to serve - shopping, restaurants, Recreation Centre, library, and golf are all close by.  Conservation parks, natural heritage regions and the Bruce Trail are close by.  South Burlington has several distinct areas including the downtown which is the heart of the city.  More restaurants, shopping and entertainment are all available right here, right now!  The downtown is known for its sense of community and offers an outstanding array of activities throughout the year including several festivals and outdoor concerts - it’s a unique experience.  Roseland, Shoreacres, and Elizabeth Gardens are mature neighborhoods known for wide lots and waterfront properties.  Close to the downtown, they offer many amenities from tobogganing, outdoor swimming, sports parks, walking trails and more.  The streets provide tall trees and a green canopy - a great place for a leisurely stroll!  

Burlington boasts a diverse landscape from its residents to its distinct communities, to its naturally protected areas.

We service Oakville/Burlington & surrounding area.