Units in Centro Square in Vaughan, Ont., have access to a concierge, gym, golf simulator and an indoor pool.Photography provided by Realty Executives Priority One Ltd.
3600 Highway 7, No. 3109, Vaughan
Asking price: $489,000 (November, 2025)
Selling price: $468,000 (January, 2026)
Taxes: $1,993 (2025)
Days on the market: 75
Listing agent: Gary Cirillo, Realty Executives Priority One Ltd.
The unit's living room has sliding doors out to a balcony.
The action
This one-bedroom condo came on the market when several similar units were for sale in the same tower at Centro Square, and when competition from newer units down the street was strong. There were nine visitors before an offer emerged. The seller was reluctant to accept, but even less inclined to relist to find another buyer. They sold at $21,000 below the asking price.
“When the offer came in, I told [the seller] to either drop the list price or work with this offer,” agent Gary Cirillo said.
“It was good they took it because the following week there was a one-bedroom unit with a den that sold for $450,000, and a one-bedroom unit sold for $458,000.”
The kitchen has granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances.
What they got
In the east tower of a seven-year-old building near the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre and Highway 400, this south-facing unit has a living room with sliding doors to a balcony, and a bedroom with a walk-in closet and picture windows.
There is a four-piece bathroom and a kitchen with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances.
Monthly fees are $470 and include heating and water. There is a building concierge, a gym, a golf simulator and an indoor pool.
The bedroom has a walk-in closet and picture windows.
The agent’s take
“The layout felt larger than some one-bedroom units with a den,” Mr. Cirillo said.
“It has stunning, south‑facing balcony views of the CN Tower and Lake Ontario.”
This unit also has one parking spot, and easy access to shops and restaurants at the building’s base and across the street.
“Most of the units being built now are a lot smaller and don’t have parking,” Mr. Cirillo said.
“It’s in a prime location with excellent transit and amenities nearby.”