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GROWING POPULATION AND ECONOMIC PROSPECTS
The current population of Milton stands at around 125,000, and there are ambitious plans for substantial growth in the next three decades. The Halton Region aims to increase the population to over 1.1 million by 2051, representing an 85% surge from the 2021 figures. The region is projected to generate 500,000 jobs, transforming Milton into a vibrant hub for living, working, and recreation. Anticipated housing needs for Halton by 2031 exceed 90,000 units, creating a shortfall of over 35,000 homes. This imbalance is expected to drive up demand, resulting in upward trends in real estate values and rental rates.

STRATEGIC LOCATION
Situated at the crossroads of the 407 and 401, Milton enjoys seamless connectivity to major GTA highways. Its central location places it an hour away from the Canada-U.S. border, 30 minutes from Waterloo, 30 minutes from Toronto Pearson International Airport, and 40 minutes from downtown Toronto.

FOCUS ON EDUCATION
Milton is dedicating over 400 acres to the Milton Education Village (MEV), a dynamic urban district integrating cutting-edge educational and research facilities, diverse housing, accessible transportation, and more. The MEV will host a new joint campus for Wilfrid Laurier University and Conestoga College, slated for completion in 2024. Milton ranks as the 5th Most Educated Workforce in Ontario, fostering job growth and sustaining a robust real estate market.