Affinity Condos in Aldershot is on the move

October 05, 2017

Burlington’s west end neighbourhood of Aldershot is the place to be for upwardly mobile Millennials, and secondarily established Boomers, who are driving revitalization plans forward to meet their active lifestyle needs.

This is a growing neighbourhood with residential and commercial activity booming due to its proximity to the GTA. Buyers are drawn to the transportation hub locale near Aldershot GO station, walking distance to Affinity, for affordable home ownership coupled with ease of commuting to jobs downtown. As a result, the service and retail sectors will be expanding to answer the needs of this growing community.

Infrastructure improvements are under-way to support the revitalization. With the addition of convenient ramps, a full interchange has been completed at Waterdown Road and Highway 403. Also a brand new interchange has been completed at Hwy 6 and York Road.

Aldershot GO Train Station is undergoing improvement for improved access.

The Aldershot BIA is actively supporting the growing number of businesses and charming ‘Village’ retailers springing up along Plains Road. Plantings are blooming along the boulevards leading to the renowned Royal Botanical Gardens. The Aldershot Art Project aims to unveil artworks along Plains Road as a part of the beautiful cation of the corridor.

At Filmandale and Plains Road, Affinity Condos is in the centre of it all as Aldershot grows, and a smart move for those who buy here.

Originally Published in On The Go Toronto Magazine

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