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CITY GUIDE
WINDSOR, ONTARIO

Windsor is the southernmost city in Ontario and is located on the shore of Detroit river, directly across Detroit, Michigan.

Windsor is an important contributor to Canada’s automotive industry.

The city has a population of approximately 211,000 people and a surface area of 56.5 square miles.

Windsor is often called "The City of Roses" due to the large number of roses planted within the city limits.

Residents are called "Windsorites".

KEY FACTS:

Windsor, Ontario

Windsor, Ontario

  • Country: Canada

  • Province: Ontario

  • Nickname(s): "The City of Roses"

  • Population: 210,891 

  • Area:

    City: 146.32 km2 

    Urban: 175.77 km2 

    Metro: 1,022.84 km2 

Economic

Windsor has seen continuous economic growth in recent years. Driven by manufacturing and tourism, the economy has also fueled the local real estate market, which has seen big year-over-year growths.

Also, the cost of living in here is much lower compared to the Greater Toronto Area and the surrounding areas, which makes Windsor an attractive place to relocate to.

Economic
Neighbourhoods

Neighbourhoods

Windsor is comprised of 4 main sections: Downtown, East End, West Side, and South Side. There are many safe and attractive neighbourhoods throughout the city, among which some of the most popular include South Windsor and Riverside. The real estate landscape is mostly comprised of houses rather than condos, even in the City Centre.

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Neighbourhoods

Downtown Windsor

Downtown Windsor is the area where most of the city’s businesses are located. Neighbourhoods here include Heart of Windsor (which is the official name for Windsor’s Downtown Core), Little Italy, Walkerville, and South Walkerville. South Walkerville is one of the oldest residential developments in Windsor, while Walkerville is home to some of the most beautiful historic buildings in the city.

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West Side

The West Side is rich in history and architecture and is home to the University of Windsor, which is located in the Bridgeview neighbourhood. The Ojibway neighbourhood in the south-western part of Windsor is mainly a semi-rural area.

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East End

In East End, some notable neighbourhoods include Forest Glade, Fontainebleau, Little River Acres, Riverside, and Roseville Gardens. Forest Glade was built in the 60s and 70s, and it was the place to be at that time. Before the 60s, the neighbourhood was farmland. The real estate landscape here consists mostly of single-family houses and condo buildings. Fontainebleau is dominated by homes built in the 1950s and 1960s, while Little River Acres consists of single-family homes built in the 1970s.

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South Windsor

Most of the homes in South Windsor were built starting with the 1950s. Predominant here are ranch-style and large, new homes.

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Real Estate Market

Windsor is one of Canada's hottest real estate markets.

The average home price in Windsor in 2016 is $217,000, climbing steadily month after month.

Most frequent listing prices are $100,000 - $140,000, followed by $140,000 - $180,000, and $180,000 - $220,000.

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  • Average Home Price: $169,900
  • Average Rent Price: $743.50 
  • Average Condo Price: $149,900
  • Average Detached Home Price: $227,870
Home Style Average Price
2 storey $187,127
Bungalow $185,854
Condo $149,900

The following table, based on data taken from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA’s) National MLS® Report for April 2016 (the latest information available), demonstrates how homes in LSTAR’s jurisdiction continue to maintain their affordability compared to other major Ontario and Canadian centres.