Living in Angus Glen
Angus Glen, read two ways: the golf-course community that anchors east Markham, and the live market numbers that price it — just 32 homes for sale tonight at a median ask of $1,635,000, the highest median in Markham's peer set on its smallest supply, with only 5 homes for lease.

Live feed, pulled November 9, 2026 at 10:35 p.m. ET. Active listings and asking prices only.
The neighbourhood
Angus Glen is a Markham community built around golf. The Angus Glen golf courses run through the middle of it — championship courses that have hosted the Canadian Open — and the streets were planned around the fairways rather than the other way around. Crescents bend with the course, homes back onto open green instead of rear lanes, and the whole community has the composed, finished feel of a plan that started with the landscape.
The housing stock matches it: large, newer brick-and-stone homes on quiet crescents near Kennedy Road, south of Elgin Mills, in the city’s east end. These are big suburban houses built within roughly the last two decades — wide lots, deep garages, and the kind of square footage that draws move-up buyers from across Markham. There is no older village core here and no condo strip; Angus Glen is one idea, executed consistently: family houses arranged around a golf course.
Because the community is young and was built to a single plan, the streets read consistently from one crescent to the next — no teardown frontier, no mixed eras — and the courses give many homes a permanent open outlook at the back that ordinary suburban lots rarely keep. It is a neighbourhood whose character was decided on a drawing board and then actually delivered, which is rarer in the suburbs than it sounds.
The market right now
Angus Glen tops the Markham table on price and bottoms it on supply. Its median ask of $1,635,000 is the highest in the peer set, and its 32 listings are the fewest — fewer than Markham Village’s 36 or Berczy’s 37, and a fraction of Unionville’s 280. Sixteen of the 32 are detached houses and just one is a condo apartment, so the choice here is narrow in type as well as number. The lease layer says the rest: only 5 homes for lease. Owners in Angus Glen buy and hold — there is no meaningful rental route in, and little churn. Across Markham’s established pockets, the spread looks like this:
| Neighbourhood | For sale | Median ask |
|---|---|---|
| Unionville | 280 | $760,000 |
| Cornell | 84 | $938,000 |
| Cathedraltown | 39 | $550,000 |
| Berczy | 37 | $1,289,000 |
| Markham Village | 36 | $1,299,888 |
| Angus Glen | 32 | $1,635,000 |
Counts and medians from the same live feed, pulled the evening of November 9, 2026.
The contrast inside Markham is the real story. Unionville moves volume — 280 listings at a $760,000 median — while Angus Glen holds prestige stock in a 32-listing market at the opposite corner of the table. Markham as a whole counts 1,527 homes for sale at a $984,900 median tonight, which puts Angus Glen’s median roughly two-thirds higher than its own city’s, on about two per cent of the city’s listings. It behaves less like a neighbourhood market than a small, self-contained one that happens to sit inside a big city’s.
What it means
Buyers: with 32 listings, you are not comparison-shopping within Angus Glen so much as waiting for the right crescent and the right lot — fairway backing and lot depth are what separate one listing from the next here, because the houses themselves are of a similar age and scale. For the same reason, condition and upkeep are the differentiators you can actually negotiate on — a renovated kitchen or a finished lower level is where one of the 32 pulls ahead of another. Patience is the strategy, and so is readiness: in a market this thin, the well-kept home on the good street is the one that draws competition. If the timeline matters more than the address, Berczy and Markham Village offer similar move-up stock at medians roughly $340,000 lower.
Sellers: you hold the scarcest product in Markham’s peer set at its highest price point, and the 5 lease listings confirm your neighbours are not leaving. That cuts both ways: scarcity supports your ask, but a $1.6 million median means a small buyer pool, and each of the other 31 listings is direct competition a short drive apart. Presentation and pricing discipline matter more here than in higher-volume pockets, because buyers can afford to wait for the next one — there just aren’t many next ones.
Keep exploring
See every home for sale in Angus Glen — the live listings, photos and prices behind this guide.
Markham homes for sale — the full city hub: 1,527 listings tonight, median $984,900.
More in this series: Unionville · Cornell · Berczy (guides join the series as it rolls out).
Source note: every figure in this guide comes from the live MLS feed as active listings and asking prices, pulled at the time shown. Sold prices are VOW data and are never published on HomesFound.


