West Beach Maps 14 Parks and 25 Transit Stops

Market summary

West Beach offers 14 parks and 25 transit stops. These amenities define the local infrastructure landscape.

Central finding

West Beach features a dense network of 14 parks and 25 transit stops within its boundaries. Sources: [Memorial Park]

Park and Greenbelt Distribution

Fourteen park points are mapped within West Beach, including Memorial Park, White Rock Park, and Gage Park. Several greenbelts such as Foster Street Greenbelt and Vidal Street Greenbelt also appear in the dataset. These named spaces form the core of the neighbourhood's outdoor recreation infrastructure according to OpenStreetMap records.

The presence of multiple greenbelts suggests a distributed approach to open space provision across the area. However, the mapping does not indicate the size, condition, or specific amenities available at each location. Residents seeking detailed information about playgrounds, sports fields, or seating areas would need additional municipal planning documents. Sources: [Memorial Park]

The strongest counter-case

The mapped amenity counts do not establish service frequency, route connectivity, or resident usage patterns. Sources: [Memorial Park]

City market context

From the White Rock market article, 21 September 2026:

White Rock / South Surrey entered 2026 with a pronounced oversupply of inventory, yet condominium prices climbed nearly 10% while detached prices slipped, revealing a fragmented market where buyer leverage varies sharply by property type. This divergence suggests that financing conditions and segment-specific supply dynamics are driving outcomes more than broad regional trends. In January 2026, the White Rock / South Surrey market exhibited a sharp segmental split: condominium average prices rose 9.15% year-over-year to $664,121 while detached home average prices fell 2.81% to $1,802,406, creating an 11.96 percentage point spread that signals divergent demand pressures across tenure types rather than a uniform market direction.