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City outlooks, neighbourhood housing research and source-linked analysis.
Whistler's real estate market maintains low activity with 115 sales in Q1 2026 and 21 active shared ownership listings in Q2 2026. Benchmark prices remain elevated across property types despite minimal inventory changes.
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Meadow Park Sports Centre anchors Alpine Meadows recreation with October fitness and youth programs. The neighbourhood contains 22 mapped amenity points across four categories.
Alta Vista includes Lakeside Park and two Highway 99 transit stops. No market statistics are available in the supplied evidence.
Bayshores includes Millar's Pond Park and three Highway 99 transit stops. Four additional recreation points are mapped within the neighbourhood boundary.
Benchlands contains 31 mapped amenity points. These include 16 transit stops and 15 recreation sites.
The Blackcomb Base neighbourhood contains 31 mapped amenity points. These include 11 transit stops, 2 parks, 1 grocery store, and 17 recreation facilities.
Brio features six transit stops and two recreation points. These amenities define the neighbourhood's current mapped infrastructure profile.
Cheakamus Crossing features 10 mapped amenities, including 6 transit stops and 2 parks. These points define the current local infrastructure baseline.
Creekside Village contains 13 mapped amenity points. These include six transit stops, one grocery store, and six recreation locations within the neighbourhood boundary.
Emerald Estates features three mapped parks including Green Lake Park and four transit stops. These amenities define the local infrastructure profile without establishing broader market conditions.
Function Junction features nine mapped transit stops. These points mark specific locations along Alpha Lake Road and Cheakamus Lake Road without indicating service levels.
Kadenwood includes Kadenwood Park and three recreation points. The neighbourhood's amenity profile is limited to these four mapped locations.
Marketplace holds 34 mapped amenities, led by 19 recreation points. The area also includes 9 transit stops, 4 parks, Fresh St. Market, and Teddy Bear Daycare.
Mons features one mapped park and six transit stops. These points define the current local infrastructure baseline.
Nesters includes eight transit stops, one grocery store, and one recreation point. These amenities define the local infrastructure profile without indicating service levels.
Whistler's Q2 2026 market shows total listing inventory down 7 percent year-over-year to 265 properties, while shared ownership days on market fell from 47 to 13 days in early 2026. These city-level signals suggest tightening supply and ...
Nicklaus North features two transit stops on Highway 99. One recreation point is also mapped in the area.
Nordic features five mapped transit stops. These points mark specific intersections on Garabaldi Avenue and Highway 99.
Nordic Estates features nine transit stops and four parks. The area includes specific recreation zones and municipal program access.
Rainbow offers three parks and four transit stops. These amenities provide local access points for residents in Whistler.
Rainbow Estates features one mapped transit stop. The Resort Municipality of Whistler adopted a new floor-area-based building permit fee structure on September 22, 2026.
Spring Creek includes Spring Creek Community School and Marmot Park. Nine transit stops serve the area, with stops located along Spring Creek Drive and Highway 99.
Spruce Grove includes Spruce Park and nine transit stops. These mapped points define the current local infrastructure baseline.
Stonebridge features one mapped DogPark. No other amenities or market data are specified for this neighbourhood.
Tapley's Farm includes Myrtle Philip Elementary and six transit stops. The area also has three parks and five recreation points.
Twin Lakes maps nine local amenities. Two are transit stops and seven are recreation points.
Whistler Base features 26 mapped amenities. Recreation and transit infrastructure dominate the local landscape.
Whistler Cay Heights includes Snowflake Park and three transit stops. The area also has a childcare centre and recreation facility.
Whistler Creekside maps 15 transit stops and one park. The area offers extensive public transport access with limited green space.
White Gold includes White Gold Park and Lost Lake Park. Four transit stops serve the area along major roads.