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A mixed-use, Asian-oriented shopping, office, residential, and community-services complex in Markham, Ontario.

Last updated August 26, 2026

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Overview

Langham Square is a mixed-use commercial and residential complex in Markham, Ontario, Canada. The development is located at the intersection of Kennedy Road and South Unionville Avenue, north of Highway 407 and east of Downtown Markham. It serves the growing Asian community in York Region and combines retail, restaurants, professional offices, medical services, community facilities, condominium accommodation, and townhouses within one urban complex. The property has approximately 500,000 square feet of space and is organized around several related components. The Mall at Langham Square provides retail, dining, office, and medical premises, while The Lane at Langham Square is a retail-focused level connected to the residential portion of the development. The complex also includes a 12-storey condominium tower containing 253 units, together with townhouse residences and commercial premises. Its scale and tenant mix give it a neighborhood-centre role rather than that of a single-category specialty retailer. A principal commercial anchor is T&T Supermarket, a Canadian Asian supermarket chain that belongs to the Loblaw group. The presence of this grocery operator supports Langham Square's role as a destination for Asian food products and everyday shopping, while the wider tenant base provides restaurants, shops, professional services, and medical uses. The Markham Chinese Cultural Centre of F.C.C.M. services is also located within the complex, adding a cultural and community dimension to the property. Langham Square was formerly known as South Unionville Square. Its Chinese name, 朗豪坊, is associated with the same Chinese wording used by Langham Place, a major shopping and office complex in Mong Kok, Hong Kong; however, Langham Square is a separate Canadian development. The complex is accessible from Unionville GO Station, York Region Transit and Viva bus services, Highway 407 ETR, and the nearby Downtown Markham area. Underground parking and a limited amount of above-ground parking serve visitors and residents. Public reference material does not establish a founding year, original developer, present ownership structure, financial results, or a listed corporate entity for Langham Square. It is therefore best described as a local mixed-use commercial property and destination rather than as a conventional standalone consumer-goods brand.

History

Langham Square is a mixed-use development in Markham's South Unionville area. Public descriptions identify it as having previously operated under the name South Unionville Square before adopting the Langham Square identity. The complex was planned as a substantial Asian-oriented shopping, office, residential, and community-services destination in an area with a significant and growing Asian population. The development occupies a site at Kennedy Road and South Unionville Avenue, north of Highway 407 and east of Downtown Markham. Its approximately 500,000 square feet of built space is divided among retail and service areas, offices, medical premises, residential units, and townhouses. Rather than functioning only as a conventional enclosed mall, the project integrates commercial uses with housing and community facilities. Its commercial organization includes The Mall at Langham Square, which contains retail, restaurant, office, and medical space, and The Lane at Langham Square, a retail level linked to the condominium tower. A 12-storey tower contains 253 condominium units, and additional townhouse residences form part of the wider complex. This combination allows the site to serve both as a shopping destination and as a residential neighborhood centre. T&T Supermarket is identified as the principal anchor at the concourse level. The chain is part of the Loblaw group, and its presence gives the complex a strong Asian grocery and food-retail orientation. Other premises accommodate restaurants, shops, professional practices, medical providers, and related services. The Markham Chinese Cultural Centre of F.C.C.M. services is located inside the complex, extending its role beyond commerce into community and cultural activity. Transportation access has been an important part of the site's positioning. Visitors can reach the complex from the nearby Unionville GO Station, York Region Transit and Viva bus stops, Highway 407 ETR, and the Downtown Markham district. Underground parking and limited surface parking support access for shoppers, residents, and service users. Available reference material does not provide a reliable construction or opening year, developer history, ownership details, executive roster, financial information, or a documented sequence of major corporate decisions. The documented history is consequently centered on the property's former name, its mixed-use configuration, its Asian-oriented commercial role, and the tenant and community facilities that define its public identity.

  • Formerly identified as South Unionville Square

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    The complex was previously known as South Unionville Square before being identified as Langham Square.

  • Development of an integrated mixed-use complex

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    The site developed as a large complex combining Asian-oriented retail, restaurants, offices, medical premises, residential units, townhouses, and community facilities.

  • T&T Supermarket becomes the principal retail anchor

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    T&T Supermarket occupies the concourse-level anchor position, reinforcing the property's role as an Asian grocery and neighborhood-shopping destination.

  • Community and cultural services established within the complex

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    The Markham Chinese Cultural Centre of F.C.C.M. services is located inside Langham Square alongside commercial and professional tenants.

Products and positioning

A large, community-oriented Asian-themed mixed-use centre serving South Unionville and the wider Markham area through grocery retail, dining, services, offices, residential accommodation, and cultural facilities.

  • Mixed-use retail and services

    The Mall at Langham Square

    The Mall at Langham Square is the principal commercial component of the development. It contains a broad mix of retail stores, restaurants, professional offices, and medical premises. Its tenant composition supports both everyday neighborhood needs and destination visits, with the wider property oriented toward Markham's Asian community. It is integrated with the residential and community-service elements of the complex rather than operating as an isolated retail box.

  • Retail shopping level

    The Lane at Langham Square

    The Lane at Langham Square is a retail-focused level within the complex. It is connected to the condominium tower and accommodates a variety of shops and services. The Lane contributes to the property's pedestrian-oriented internal organization and complements the larger mall, grocery anchor, restaurants, offices, and medical uses elsewhere on the site.

  • Asian grocery retail

    T&T Supermarket

    T&T Supermarket is the principal commercial anchor identified for Langham Square and occupies space at the concourse level. It provides Asian grocery products and related food retail to local residents and visitors. T&T is part of the Loblaw group, linking the centre's community-oriented Asian retail offer to one of Canada's major grocery organizations.

  • Residential development

    Residential condominium tower

    The residential portion of Langham Square includes a 12-storey condominium tower with 253 units. The tower is connected to the retail components of the complex, allowing residents direct access to shops and services. Townhouses are also described as part of the wider development, making the property a combined residential, retail, and community environment.

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