New homes & condos in Oshawa

Oshawa's transit options are changing. Durham College Oshawa GO Station is the eastern terminus of the Lakeshore East line, and upgrades there are underway. Weekend service on the line runs every 15 minutes between Oshawa GO and Union Station, starting May 2. The City of Oshawa notes that GO Transit runs regular train and bus services linking Oshawa with other GTA and nearby municipalities. The planned Lakeshore East extension would add two new stations in Oshawa, Thornton's Corners East GO Station and Central Oshawa GO Station (Ritson GO Station), and would run from Oshawa to Bowmanville.

Families looking at new homes in Oshawa will find several school boards serving the city. The Durham District School Board is responsible for public education in Oshawa and the other urban and rural communities of Durham Region. The Durham Catholic District School Board serves Oshawa along with Whitby, Ajax, Pickering and surrounding townships. Oshawa Catholic schools it lists include St. Anne Catholic School and Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School. Three new elementary schools and one new secondary school are planned to open in fall 2026, with one elementary school and the secondary school located in Oshawa.

For outdoor time, the Oshawa waterfront has several places to visit. Ed Broadbent Waterfront Park is the City's newest waterfront park and includes an amphitheatre, stage, seating and the Garden of Human Rights. Lakeview Park is a large lakeside City park on Lake Ontario, with a beach and the Oshawa Community Museum. Oshawa Second Marsh, a wetland on the Lake Ontario shore in southeast Oshawa, is a good option for those who enjoy nature. The Waterfront Trail's Oshawa section is 11 km long and connects to Whitby to the west and the Municipality of Clarington to the east.

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