Harbour Chines Maps 112 Amenity Points with 83 Recreation Entries

Market summary

Harbour Chines maps 112 amenity points. Recreation entries dominate the count at 83, though specific facility names are absent from the dataset.

Central finding

Harbour Chines maps 112 amenity points, with 83 recreation entries forming the largest category in the neighbourhood dataset. Sources: [Harbour View Elementary School]

Amenity Distribution in Harbour Chines

The neighbourhood dataset records 112 total amenity points attributed to Harbour Chines. These include 4 schools, 4 parks, 20 transit stops, 1 childcare facility, and 83 recreation points. The recreation category constitutes the majority of mapped infrastructure within this geographic boundary. This distribution reflects the current state of mapped points rather than verified operational status.

Transit stops number 20, with locations identified along Como Lake Ave, Schoolhouse St, and Cottonwood Ave. Schools include Harbour View Elementary, École Porter Street Elementary, and Queen of All Saints Elementary. Park locations include Miller Park, Crestwood Park, Como Lake Park, and Selkirk Park. These named points provide specific reference markers for residents evaluating local infrastructure options. Sources: [Harbour View Elementary School]

School and Childcare Presence

Four school points are mapped within Harbour Chines, including three named elementary schools. Harbour View Elementary shows strong comparative performance according to available review text. Queen of All Saints Elementary demonstrates leading comparative standing with notable improvement from historical data. École Porter Street Elementary occupies a middle position with slight fluctuations in comparative standing over time.

One childcare point, Harbour View Child Care, is mapped within the neighbourhood boundary. The school review texts note that aggregate scores do not capture individual teaching quality or safety. Families should check current school information and ensure it meets specific household needs. The single childcare point does not establish capacity, waitlists, or service quality for the broader population. Sources: [Harbour View Elementary School]

The strongest counter-case

The 83 recreation points lack specific names or program details, limiting their utility for assessing actual service quality or resident access. Sources: [Harbour View Elementary School]

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.