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The region

Windsor-Essex, community by community

Seven distinct places, each with its own character and price points. Find the one that fits your life.

Windsor, Ontario42.3149° N, 83.0364° W
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Windsor

Canada's southernmost city, where walkable historic neighbourhoods meet a revitalized riverfront across from Detroit. From character homes in Walkerville to new builds in South Windsor.

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LaSalle, Ontario42.2470° N, 83.0561° W
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LaSalle

A sought-after town just south of Windsor known for top-rated schools, parks, and the Vollmer Centre. Spacious newer subdivisions with quick access to the river.

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Tecumseh, Ontario42.3112° N, 82.9180° W
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Tecumseh

An established lakeside town on Lake St. Clair with a strong sense of community, marinas, and the annual Corn Festival. A favourite for move-up buyers and downsizers alike.

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Lakeshore, Ontario42.2640° N, 82.6390° W
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Lakeshore

A fast-growing municipality stretching along Lake St. Clair, blending rural acreage, waterfront properties, and new family subdivisions in communities like Belle River and Emeryville.

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Amherstburg, Ontario42.1010° N, 83.1100° W
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Amherstburg

A historic riverside town at the mouth of the Detroit River, with Fort Malden, a charming downtown, and the Open Air Weekends. Heritage homes and new waterfront developments.

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Kingsville, Ontario42.0390° N, 82.7390° W
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Kingsville

Wine country and lakefront living. Home to Pelee Island Winery, Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary, and a thriving main street. Increasingly popular with retirees and second-home buyers.

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Leamington, Ontario42.0530° N, 82.5990° W
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Leamington

The gateway to Point Pelee National Park and Canada's greenhouse capital. Affordable housing, a strong agricultural economy, and lakeside parks make it a value destination.

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