Published 2 November 2026 · By Jatin Dua, Broker of Record, RE/MAX Quantum Realty
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Centro Square is Liberty Development’s two-tower condo, retail and office complex at Highway 7 and Weston Road in Vaughan, with about 784 units and a rooftop park. Vaughan condo apartments sold for a median $530,000 from January to October 2026, and one-bedrooms rented for about $2,130 a month in Q2 2026.
This guide is for buyers and renters considering Centro Square, the mixed-use condo and retail complex at Highway 7 and Weston Road in Vaughan, for 2027. You will get the building facts on the public record, what is around it, Vaughan condo prices and rents, the transit picture and the checks I would make before you buy or sign a lease.
Where is Centro Square and what is nearby?
Centro Square sits at the corner of Highway 7 and Weston Road in Vaughan, just west of Highway 400. UrbanToronto lists the complex at 7777 Weston Road. It sits just west of the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre (VMC), the new downtown taking shape on the east side of Highway 400.
What is close by:
- Highways: Highway 400 is next door, and Highway 407 and Highway 7 are on the doorstep, which is why the site appeals to drivers.
- Transit: a Viva Orange rapid bus stop at Weston Road, a short ride from the TTC subway at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre station.
- Shops and offices on site: the complex was planned with a retail podium and an office tower, so some daily needs and workplaces are inside the same block.
If you are comparing Centro Square with the newer towers east of Highway 400, my guide to the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre condo buildings covers them one by one.
Who built Centro Square and when was it finished?
Centro Square was developed by Liberty Development and designed by Kirkor Architects and Planners. Bisnow reported in 2015 that it was being built as one phase on a 4.5-acre site, with occupancy expected to start in early 2017. UrbanToronto now lists the project as complete, and Liberty still markets the office and retail space at Centro Square.
| Item | Centro Square |
|---|---|
| Location | Highway 7 and Weston Road, Vaughan (7777 Weston Road) |
| Developer | Liberty Development |
| Architect | Kirkor Architects and Planners |
| Residential | Two condo towers with 784 units in total (as reported in 2015) |
| Tallest building | 33 storeys |
| Office | A 10-storey office tower with about 120,000 sq ft |
| Retail | A two-level podium; 125,000 sq ft reported in 2015 (UrbanToronto lists about 200,000 sq ft planned) |
| Timeline | Occupancy expected from early 2017; now complete |
Source: Bisnow, October 2015; UrbanToronto project database. Retail and unit figures are from planning-stage reports and may differ slightly from the final building.
Because the towers have been occupied for several years, Centro Square has something the brand-new buildings across the highway do not: a track record of resales, leases and condo budgets you can actually check.
What suite types and sizes does Centro Square have?
I could not find an official suite-size range or unit mix from the developer, so I will not quote one. Confirm each unit’s size and layout against the builder’s floor plan or the registered condo plan rather than relying on a listing.
When comparing units, look at:
- Price per square foot, not just the asking price.
- Which way the suite faces: Highway 7, Weston Road, Highway 400 or the inner rooftop park.
- Whether parking and a locker are owned, and whether the den is big enough to use as a bedroom.
What amenities does Centro Square have?
UrbanToronto’s project listing describes these amenities:
- A 24-hour concierge in the lobby
- An exercise room and a yoga room
- A golf simulator
- A party room with kitchenette and a multi-function room
- An outdoor green rooftop terrace with cabana-style seating and a barbecue station
- A landscaped green roof on the podium with bocce lanes and a pergola
Bisnow described the podium roof as a one-acre rooftop park, which is a large outdoor space for a suburban condo. Ask the property manager for the current amenity list and booking rules, since rooms can be changed or closed over time.
How much are maintenance fees at Centro Square?
I could not find a published fee range from the developer or another reliable source, so I will not estimate one. Fees depend on the suite’s size and the corporation’s budget, and a complex with a big podium roof, many shared systems and a busy retail base can carry more shared costs than a simple tower.
The way to know is the status certificate. It shows the monthly fee for that unit, what the fee includes, the reserve fund, any special assessments and any lawsuits. My guide to what to look for in a status certificate shows the red flags. Ask specifically how costs are shared between the residential towers, the retail podium and the office tower, and who pays to maintain the rooftop park.
In mixed-use complexes, shared facility agreements decide who pays for garages, roofs, loading areas and mechanical systems. If those agreements are unclear or disputed, residential owners can face surprise costs. Have your lawyer read the shared facilities agreement along with the status certificate before your offer is firm.
Condo Valuation
What’s your condo
worth today?
Three quick steps. Condos don’t price like houses — your floor, your view, and whether you own parking move the number more than anything else. This weighs all of them.
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What moved the number
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Market context
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Two units, same floor plan,
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That happens constantly in condos — one has the parking, the right exposure, or a board that keeps the reserve fund healthy. A model can’t see your status certificate. I can.
What do Vaughan condos like Centro Square sell and rent for?
There is no official building-level price series, so here are the Vaughan-wide numbers. They are city figures, not Centro Square figures.
| Vaughan condo apartments | Jan–Oct 2024 | Jan–Oct 2025 | Jan–Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median sold price | $635,000 | $595,000 | $530,000 |
| Sales | 814 | 675 | 664 |
| Average days on market | 34 | 37 | 42 |
Source: TRREB MLS data via REALM, January–October 2026 vs the same period of 2025 and 2024 (City of Vaughan).
The Vaughan condo apartment median fell 10.9% from 2025 to 2026. In October 2026 alone, TRREB counted 57 Vaughan condo apartment sales at a median of $520,000, with 419 active listings and an average sale at 96% of the asking price. That is a buyer-friendly market. For a value on a specific suite, see my guide to what your Vaughan condo is worth.
For rents, TRREB’s Q2 2026 rental report is the latest one posted:
| Vaughan condo rents, Q2 2026 | Bachelor | 1 bedroom | 2 bedroom | 3 bedroom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average lease rate | $1,688 | $2,130 | $2,666 | $3,300 |
Source: TRREB Rental Market Report, Q2 2026 (average, City of Vaughan). The Q3 2026 report was not posted when this was written.
TRREB recorded 1,008 Vaughan condo leases from 1,389 listings that quarter, so renters had choice. Landlords should price to the market rather than to last year’s rent.
How do you commute from Centro Square?
- Viva Orange: the Weston stop on Highway 7 is at the complex. Viva Orange runs in its own rapidway lanes through this part of Vaughan and connects to Line 1 at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre station. Presto users get free transfers between YRT and the TTC.
- Subway: from Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, Line 1 Yonge–University runs south into Toronto.
- Driving: Highway 400 is next door and Highway 407 is close, which makes Centro Square easy for people who drive to work across York Region, Peel or north Toronto.
Test the trip at rush hour before you buy. The Highway 7 and Highway 400 interchange area is busy, and how you get to the subway will shape your day more than the map suggests.
What are the pros and cons of living at Centro Square?
Pros
- Several years of resale, lease and budget history to check.
- Rapid bus at the door and a quick link to the subway.
- A large rooftop park and a broad amenity list.
- Highway 400 and 407 access for drivers.
- Retail and office space in the same complex.
Cons
- Busy roads and highway noise on some sides.
- Not a walk to the subway; you rely on the bus or a car.
- Mixed-use cost sharing can be complex.
- Competition from many newer towers across Highway 400.
Centro Square is a value play compared with the brand-new VMC towers. You give up being steps from the subway, but you gain a finished building with real fee history and a big rooftop park. If I were buying there in 2027, I would focus on suites facing the inner park, read the shared facilities agreement closely, and use the high inventory in Vaughan to negotiate firmly.
Who is Centro Square best for?
- Drivers who work across York Region or Peel and want Highway 400 and 407 nearby.
- First-time buyers who want a finished building with a track record instead of pre-construction risk.
- Renters who want subway access by rapid bus at a lower price than the newest VMC towers might ask.
- Investors who want to see real lease history before buying.
If Centro Square is not quite right, see my list of the top condos to buy in Vaughan.
Buying or renting at Centro Square in 2027: what should you know?
Rates. The Bank of Canada raised its policy rate to 2.50% on 28 October 2026, and prime moved to 4.70%. The next decision is on 9 December 2026, so get a pre-approval with a rate hold before you shop.
Property tax. Vaughan’s 2026 residential tax rate is 0.749217% of MPAC assessed value (city, York Region and education combined). A suite assessed at $450,000 would pay about $3,371 a year at that rate. The 2027 rate will be set in the 2027 budget; my Vaughan property tax guide for 2027 has the details.
Rent rules. Centro Square was first occupied after 15 November 2018, so its units are exempt from Ontario’s rent increase guideline (1.9% for 2027). Increases still need 12 months between them and 90 days’ written notice.
What to do next
- Pull the last 12 months of sales and leases in both Centro Square towers and compare price per square foot.
- Ask for the status certificate and the shared facilities agreement, and have a lawyer review both.
- Ride Viva Orange to Vaughan Metropolitan Centre at rush hour to test the commute.
- Get a mortgage pre-approval, or if renting, confirm the lease terms and the landlord’s plans.
- Use the estimator above to sanity-check a price, then book a call if you want help with a specific suite.
Need help with this? Talk to me.
I’m Jatin Dua, Broker of Record at RE/MAX Quantum Realty, and I’m the best agent to do this kind of work for you in Toronto and across the GTA. Over $100 million in GTA sales and 100+ families helped sell. Feel free to contact me any time: call or text 833-330-1925 or email [email protected].
Frequently asked questions
Where is Centro Square in Vaughan?
Centro Square is at Highway 7 and Weston Road in Vaughan, just west of Highway 400, and UrbanToronto lists it at 7777 Weston Road. The Vaughan Metropolitan Centre and its TTC subway station are a short Viva Orange bus ride east, and Highways 400 and 407 are next to the complex.
Who built Centro Square condos?
Centro Square was developed by Liberty Development and designed by Kirkor Architects and Planners. Bisnow reported in 2015 that it was being built in one phase on a 4.5-acre site, with two condo towers, a 10-storey office building and a retail podium, and occupancy planned from early 2017.
How many units are in Centro Square Vaughan?
Bisnow reported in 2015 that Centro Square’s two residential towers would have 784 units in total. UrbanToronto lists the tallest building at 33 storeys. Final counts can differ slightly from planning-stage figures, so check the registered condo plan if an exact number matters to you.
Does Centro Square Vaughan have a gym and rooftop terrace?
Yes. UrbanToronto lists a 24-hour concierge, exercise and yoga rooms, a golf simulator, a party room with kitchenette, a multi-function room, a rooftop terrace with cabanas and barbecues, and a green podium roof with bocce lanes and a pergola. Confirm the current list and booking rules with management in 2027.
What are condo fees at Centro Square?
No official fee range for Centro Square has been published as of November 2026. Fees depend on the suite size and the corporation’s budget. Ask for the status certificate, and because this is a mixed-use complex, have your lawyer also read the shared facilities agreement that splits costs with the retail and office parts.
How much is rent at Centro Square Vaughan?
There is no official building rent figure. TRREB’s Q2 2026 report put the average Vaughan one-bedroom condo lease at $2,130 a month and the two-bedroom at $2,666, across 1,008 leases. Units at Centro Square can lease above or below those averages, so compare current listings in the building.
Is Centro Square close to the Vaughan subway?
Centro Square is not a walk to the subway, but the Viva Orange Weston stop is at the complex and connects to Line 1 at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre station. Presto card users get free transfers between YRT and the TTC, which keeps the daily cost down in 2027.
Are Vaughan condo prices going down?
Yes, through 2026. The median Vaughan condo apartment price was $530,000 from January to October 2026, down 10.9% from the same period of 2025, according to TRREB MLS data via REALM. In October 2026, condos sold for 96% of asking on average, giving buyers room to negotiate.
What is the property tax on a Vaughan condo in 2027?
Vaughan’s 2026 residential tax rate is 0.749217% of MPAC assessed value, so a condo assessed at $450,000 pays about $3,371 a year. The 2027 rate will not be known until Vaughan and York Region pass their 2027 budgets, so use the 2026 figure as a starting point for your budget.
Sources
- Bisnow: Why Centro Square is a game-changer for Vaughan (Oct 2015)
- UrbanToronto: Centro Square Condos and Shops project database
- Liberty Development: Current office and retail
- Viva Orange (Wikipedia, transit background)
- TRREB Market Watch, October 2026
- TRREB Rental Market Report, Q2 2026
- City of Vaughan By-law 103-2026 (2026 tax rates)
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About the author — Jatin Dua, Toronto and GTA real estate broker
I am Jatin Dua, Broker of Record and co-founder of RE/MAX Quantum Realty Inc., Brokerage, Unit 101, 799 The Queensway, Toronto. I work with buyers and sellers across Toronto and the GTA and have helped more than 100 families sell. Four-plus years of active GTA transactions and over $100 million in sales volume.
Reach me at [email protected] or 833-330-1925, or book a call.