# Buckingham Heights Maps 122 Amenities With 90 Recreation Points Leading the Local Inventory

Buckingham Heights has 122 mapped amenities, led by 90 recreation points. Transit access includes 25 stops along Canada Way and Burris Street corridors.

Published 2026-10-11. Evidence snapshot 2026-10-11.

## Market summary

Buckingham Heights has 122 mapped amenities, led by 90 recreation points. Transit access includes 25 stops along Canada Way and Burris Street corridors.

## Central finding

Buckingham Heights contains 122 mapped amenity points, with recreation facilities comprising the largest category at 90 locations. Sources:
[Buckingham Elementary School](https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/389126929)

## Amenity Inventory in Buckingham Heights

Buckingham Heights contains 122 mapped amenity points across four categories. Recreation facilities account for 90 of these points, followed by 25 transit stops, 6 parks and one school. The recreation category dominates the local amenity profile by count. This concentration suggests a dense network of recreational infrastructure within the neighbourhood boundary as mapped.

The six parks include Haszard Park, Wilton Avenue Park Site, Buckingham Park, Lubbock's Wood Park and Braemar Park. One park point carries only the generic label Park without a distinct name. Buckingham Elementary School is the sole school point attributed to the neighbourhood. These named facilities provide identifiable reference points for residents seeking local green space and education services. Sources:
[Buckingham Elementary School](https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/389126929)

## Transit Stop Distribution Along Major Corridors

Twenty-five transit stops are mapped within Buckingham Heights, distributed along Canada Way, Burris Street, Sperling Avenue, Oakland Street and Deer Lake Avenue. Stops appear on both eastbound and westbound directions of Canada Way and Burris Street. The corridor-based placement indicates bus service coverage along multiple arterial routes through the neighbourhood.

Specific intersections include Canada Way at Rugby Street, Chiselhampton Street, Sperling Avenue and Haszard Street. Burris Street stops serve Buckingham Avenue, Braemar Avenue, Canada Way, Malvern Avenue and Leibly Avenue. Deer Lake Avenue hosts stops near Shadbolt Centre and Heritage Village, linking the neighbourhood to adjacent commercial areas. Sources:
[Buckingham Elementary School](https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/389126929)

## The strongest counter-case

The 90 recreation points share a generic label without specific facility names or program details. Sources:
[Buckingham Elementary School](https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/389126929)

## City market context

From the Burnaby market article, 11 October 2026:

Burnaby's October 2026 housing market operates as a buyer's environment with a 6.3% absorption rate. Average sale prices rose 8.1% compared to the prior 90-day average. Burnaby's October 2026 market shows a buyer's dynamic with a 6.3% absorption rate and rising average prices, creating negotiation leverage for buyers despite limited inventory turnover.

## Sources

- [Buckingham Elementary School](https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/389126929): date unavailable. Scope: neighbourhood.

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