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Cherryfield, Moncton, NB

Cherryfield Maps Four Transit Stops Along Local Streets

Cherryfield features four mapped transit stops. These points are located at intersections involving Southpine and other local streets.

Key facts and reporting periods

Source observations, preserving their recorded geographic scope
MetricValueProperty typeGeographyReporting dateSource
Median Sale Price420900 cadSingleFamilyMoncton, NB2025-12-31Source
Median Sale Price849100 cadSingleFamilyMoncton, NB2025-12-31Source
Median Sale Price575300 cadCondominiumMoncton, NB2025-12-31Source

Market summary

Cherryfield features four mapped transit stops. These points are located at intersections involving Southpine and other local streets.

Central finding

Cherryfield has four mapped transit stops along Southpine and adjacent streets. Sources: [Southpine / Scotch Pine]

Transit Access Points

Four transit stops are mapped within Cherryfield. These include Southpine / Scotch Pine, Cedarwood / Scotch Pine, Southpine / Burgundy, and Southpine / Rivera. The locations indicate specific street intersections where transit services may operate in the neighbourhood. This mapping provides a baseline for understanding physical access points to public transportation within the area.

The presence of these stops suggests that Cherryfield is integrated into the broader transit network. However, the available data does not specify which routes serve these locations or how frequently they run. Buyers and residents should verify current schedules to assess practical connectivity. The exact utility of these stops depends on operational details not present in the current evidence set. Sources: [Southpine / Scotch Pine]

The strongest counter-case

The local evidence identifies only the names of four transit stops without route details or service frequency. Sources: [Southpine / Scotch Pine]

City market context

From the Moncton market article, 11 October 2026:

Single-family detached home medians rose 5.5% year over year to $420,900 in Moncton during Q4 2025. Concurrently, condominium medians decreased 2.9% to $575,300, indicating divergent market segments. Moncton's Q4 2025 market shows a clear divergence where single-family detached homes appreciated while condominiums declined, suggesting segment-specific demand dynamics rather than uniform city-wide price movement.

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