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Pebble Hill, Delta, BC

Pebble Hill Maps 146 Amenities Including 115 Recreation Points

Pebble Hill maps 146 amenity points, including 115 recreation locations. Two elementary schools and three parks anchor the local infrastructure.

Market summary

Pebble Hill maps 146 amenity points, including 115 recreation locations. Two elementary schools and three parks anchor the local infrastructure.

Central finding

Pebble Hill features a dense network of recreation points alongside two elementary schools and three named parks. Sources: [Pebble Hill Elementary]

Recreation Density in Pebble Hill

The neighbourhood records 115 recreation points within its boundaries. These entries dominate the total amenity count of 146 points mapped for Pebble Hill. The high concentration suggests significant recreational infrastructure relative to other categories. This density provides multiple options for residents seeking leisure activities nearby.

Specific names for these recreation points are not provided in the source data. The category label remains generic across all 115 entries. Without individual identifiers, the exact nature of each facility cannot be determined from this dataset alone. The volume indicates substantial development but lacks granular detail for precise analysis. Sources: [Pebble Hill Elementary]

The strongest counter-case

The 115 recreation points lack specific names or descriptions, preventing detailed characterization of the facilities. Sources: [Pebble Hill Elementary]

City market context

From the Delta market article, 11 October 2026:

Delta's September 2026 market showed a 5.2 percent absorption rate and 43 days on market. The average sold price reached $1,057,125 during this buyer's market period. Delta's September 2026 housing market exhibited a buyer's dynamic with a 5.2 percent absorption rate and 43 days on market.

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