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Newcomer hubs neighbourhoods in Markham

Markham is a major landing spot for newcomers. About 59% of residents citywide are immigrants, well above what you'd see in most GTA cities.

Milliken stands out even within that context: 81% of its residents are immigrants, the highest share on this list. Underwood and Hagerman's Corners follow close behind at 78%. Income varies a lot across these hubs. Vinegar Hill combines a 71% immigrant share with the highest income on the list, about $137,000, while Milliken's income is much lower at roughly $53,600.

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Immigrants
58.6%p90
Non-official language at home
23.7%p97
English at home
34.9%p5
French at home
0.1%p70

The first bar is the headline ranking metric; the rest are related axes for context. Bars are the Markhamaggregate's percentile rank vs Ontario's 20,000+ census areas.

Top neighbourhoods in Markham by immigrants

NeighbourhoodimmigrantsMedian income
1. Milliken · Markham81$53,600
2. Underwood · Markham78$75,000
3. Hagerman's Corners · Markham78
4. Brown's Corners · Markham75$66,000
5. Highway 7 & Warden · Markham74
6. Quantztown · Markham73
7. Rodick & 16th · Markham73$136,000
8. McCowan & Steeles · Markham73$94,000
9. Buttonville · Markham73$125,000
10. Middlefield & Steeles · Markham73$84,000
11. Armadale · Markham73$92,000
12. Warden & Highway 7 · Markham72$70,500
13. Warden & Apple Creek · Markham72$116,000
14. Unionville · Markham72$81,000
15. Steeles & McCowan · Markham72$87,000
16. Brimley & Steeles · Markham72$72,000
17. Vinegar Hill · Markham71$137,000
18. McCowan & Denison · Markham71$92,000
19. Steeles · Markham71$91,000
20. 14th & Middlefield · Markham69$107,000

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Common questions

What is the biggest newcomer hub in Markham?

Milliken, where 81% of residents are immigrants. That's well above the citywide immigrant share of about 59%.

Are newcomer neighbourhoods in Markham low income?

Not necessarily. Vinegar Hill has a 71% immigrant share alongside the highest income on this list, about $137,000. Milliken, by contrast, has an 81% immigrant share and a much lower income near $53,600.

How many immigrants live in Markham overall?

About 59% of Markham's population are immigrants citywide, and close to 24% speak a language other than English or French at home.

Which Markham neighbourhoods have large immigrant populations?

Milliken leads at 81%, followed by Underwood and Hagerman's Corners at 78%, and Brown's Corners at 75%.