Austin Heights Maps 175 Amenities Across Transit, Recreation, and Schools

Market summary

Austin Heights maps 175 amenities. The set includes 69 transit stops and 90 recreation points.

Central finding

Austin Heights maps 175 local amenities, led by 69 transit stops and 90 recreation points. Sources: [Georges Vanier Elementary]

Amenity Inventory

Austin Heights contains 175 mapped amenity points as of October 2026. This total includes 69 transit stops and 90 recreation facilities. The remaining points comprise 11 schools, 3 parks, and 2 grocery stores. These counts reflect the current OpenStreetMap attribution for the neighbourhood boundary. No further breakdown is provided for the unnamed recreation entries.

The transit stop count represents the largest single category in the dataset. Specific stops include locations on Austin Ave, Schoolhouse St, and Rochester Ave. Grocery options are limited to Safeway and Coquitlam Farmers Market. Park access is available at Rochester Park, Good Neighbour Park, and Blue Mountain Park. The high number of recreation points suggests a dense network of local facilities. Sources: [Georges Vanier Elementary]

School Presence

Eleven school points are mapped within Austin Heights. These include Georges Vanier Elementary, Traditional Learning Academy, and École Rochester Elementary. Secondary options include Centennial Secondary School and Como Lake Middle School. Other institutions listed are Hazel Trembath Elementary and Suwa’lkh School. The dataset also identifies Chinese Language and Culture Institute and Coquitlam Alternative Balanced Education. Each point is attributed to the neighbourhood scope.

School ratings for some institutions indicate mixed comparative performance. Traditional Learning Academy shows a positive trend in standing. École Rochester Elementary remains in a mid-range position. These metrics do not assess teaching effectiveness directly. Families should verify current profiles and specific needs. The presence of multiple levels supports diverse educational requirements locally. Sources: [Georges Vanier Elementary]

The strongest counter-case

The amenity data lacks specific names for most recreation points and does not establish service quality or access. Sources: [Georges Vanier Elementary]

City market context

From the Coquitlam market article, 11 October 2026:

Coquitlam's October 2026 housing market reflects a buyer's environment with low absorption and declining average prices. New development activity continues to draw localized demand despite broader softness. Coquitlam's October 2026 market shows a buyer's dynamic with a 6.3% absorption rate and falling prices.