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Anderson Walk, Surrey, BC
Anderson Walk Maps 17 Amenities Across Transit and Park Categories
Anderson Walk includes 17 mapped amenities. Nine transit stops and five parks define the current local infrastructure profile.
By Aurynge. Published October 11, 2026 .
Evidence snapshot October 12, 2026 .
Key facts and reporting periods
Source observations, preserving their recorded geographic scope
Metric Value Property type Geography Reporting date Source
Sales Volume 78 units Condominium Surrey, BC 2026-10-11 Source Sales Volume 10 count Condominium Surrey, BC 2026-10-10 Source Average Sale Price 997000 cad All Surrey, BC 2026-10-05 Source Average Sale Price 997371 cad All Surrey, BC 2026-10-05 Source Benchmark Price 906200 cad All Surrey, BC 2026-10-05 Source Mortgage Rate 4.34 percent All Surrey, BC 2026-10-05 Source
Market summary
Anderson Walk includes 17 mapped amenities. Nine transit stops and five parks define the current local infrastructure profile.
Central finding
Anderson Walk features 17 mapped amenities, with 9 transit stops and 5 parks forming the primary local infrastructure. Sources:
[103F - Greenbelt]
Local Amenity Inventory
The neighbourhood contains 17 mapped amenity points across four distinct categories. Parks represent the largest group with five entries, followed by nine transit stops. One childcare facility and one recreation site complete the mapped set. These points provide a baseline for understanding local infrastructure density.
Park names include Winter Crescent Park and Barbara Creek Park. The transit stops cluster along King George Blvd and Crescent Rd intersections. This distribution suggests key access points for residents relying on public transportation. The presence of Elgin Centre Preschool indicates early childhood education availability within the area. Sources:
[103F - Greenbelt]
The strongest counter-case
The amenity data reflects mapped point locations only and does not establish service quality, frequency, or actual usage patterns within the neighbourhood. Sources:
[103F - Greenbelt]
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