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Niagara Falls MLS® Listings & Real Estate for Sale
Population
88071
Area
209.7 km2
QOL Rank
New construction
4
Active listings
747
Rental listings
232
Niagara Falls Real Estate Trends and Information
Average Home Price | CA$817,088 |
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Average Rent | CA$2,639 |
Average Condo Price | Not available |
Average Detached Price | Not available |
Exploring Niagara Falls
Entertainment
The three major waterfalls in the Niagara River that are aptly referred to as the Niagara Falls “The Horseshoe Falls, the American Falls, and the Bridal Veil Falls“ are responsible for making Niagara Falls an international tourism hotspot (largest to smallest). The sheer beauty of these waterfalls is frequently remarked upon by tourists, and they can be seen in a variety of ways. Tourists will be able to take a boat trip several times a day to see the falls for themselves while learning about the history of the waterfall. Visitors can also explore the tunnels, which give a rare view of the waterfalls from the ground level looking up. Outside of this global phenomenon, people and tourists have a variety of choices for entertainment. The Skylon Tower offers the best view of the city as well as a bird's-eye view of the waterfalls. Some say that if you look closely enough, certain parts of Toronto can be seen. There are two casinos for those who want to gamble, and the nearby Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum is a must-see for those interested in weird culture.
Education
Brock University and Niagara College are the two post-secondary institutions in Niagara Falls. Brock University is regarded as one of the best research universities in the world, with one of the highest post-graduate employment rates (+95%). Niagara College focuses on trades and applied skills in fields like architecture, computer software, culinary arts, and more. Niagara Falls has roughly 80 English-dominant public elementary schools (K-8), 49 catholic English schools, and 40 francophone catholic schools, providing plenty of options for young children pursuing an education in English, French Immersion, or a hybrid of the two
Economy
The ability to create a large source of hydroelectric power is one of the advantages of being located near three large waterfalls. This alone enables the renewable energy market to create a number of jobs. Tourism and gambling are both major economic drivers in Niagara Falls, which continues to increase in size and scale with each passing year. Many small businesses are relocating their operations to Niagara Falls because of its proximity to the US-Canada Border and the Greater Toronto Area. This allows them to take advantage of the vast consumer network that is accessible here. Over the last two decades, the role of communications and transportation firms has increased dramatically.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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