Station Town Castlemore Avenue & Markham Road, York, Ontario,

Wismer is also known as Wismer Commons. This is a neighbourhood in north central Markham. It borders 16th Avenue, McCowan Road, Major MacKenzie Drive East, and Markham Road. The area is named after the Wismer Family, who were early settlers in Markham. Wismer has a population of about 20,737 people. The neighbourhood is popular with families, especially young children and teenagers. Most homes are large, two-storey detached houses. There is a commercial area along Markham Road and 16th Avenue. The community is diverse, with 65% being first-generation immigrants. The most common ethnic groups are Chinese and South Asian. Families with children make up 67% of households. Wismer has many amenities. There are 10 parks and 27 recreational facilities, including playgrounds, sports fields, and trails. The Markham Museum is also located here.

The area has excellent schools, with 8 public schools and 5 Catholic schools. Some schools offer special programs like French Immersion and Advanced Placement. Transport is convenient, with 86 transit stops and the Markham GO rail station. Most residents commute to other cities by vehicle. Wismer has a high median household income and a low unemployment rate. The most common industries are finance and insurance. Many residents have a university degree.