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City outlooks, neighbourhood housing research and source-linked analysis.
St. John's housing market shows a sharp divergence between low inventory levels and declining sales volumes. The city maintains a seller's environment with 4.3 months of stock against an 8.3-month historical norm.
Airport Heights includes one school, two parks, and two transit stops. These mapped points define the local infrastructure baseline.
Airport Road features three transit stops and one recreation point. These mapped locations define the current amenity profile without indicating service quality.
Baird features 12 transit stops, 2 schools, and 1 park. These mapped points define the local infrastructure baseline.
Bally Haly includes eight transit stops and one recreation point. These mapped locations define the current physical infrastructure of the area.
Bannerman features 13 mapped amenities, including Bishop Feild Elementary and Bannerman Park. These points define the local infrastructure baseline without indicating usage patterns.
Bells Turn features 13 mapped transit stops and two parks. The McMorran Community Centre provides a local recreation anchor.
St. John's recorded 2,796 sales against 1,489 total listings in 2025, a ratio that signals tight city-wide inventory. These figures are not measured at the Brookfield neighbourhood level, but they frame the competitive environment for lo...
Churchill Park has 19 mapped amenities. Recreation facilities make up the majority of these points.
St. John's residential sales volume increased by 4.4 per cent to 2,796 transactions in 2025 while total listings decreased by 2.4 per cent to 1,489, according to a REMAX outlook published September 20, 2026. These city-level figures are ...
St. John's city-level housing data reveals a market where sales outpaced listings in 2025, creating conditions that may favour sellers in Clovelly Trails. However, conflicting indicators from early 2026 suggest buyer leverage may be retu...
Cowan Heights includes thirty-one mapped transit stops and four parks. One elementary school serves the neighbourhood.
Cumberland has two mapped transit stops on Thorburn Road. No local market data exists to measure their effect on housing demand or prices.
Downtown maps 21 amenities, with 16 transit stops concentrated on Water Street. Park and grocery presence remains limited in the dataset.
East Meadows includes three parks and two transit stops. These mapped points define the neighbourhood's current physical infrastructure baseline.
Marigold Place Park is the sole mapped amenity in East Point Landing. No local market data accompanies this profile.
Eastbourne Crescent features seven mapped amenities including three parks and two transit stops. These points indicate local infrastructure presence without confirming service levels.
Ecclesiastical District has 15 mapped amenities, including St. Bonaventure's College and St. Bon's Arena. Counts reflect mapped presence only.
Fairview Acres includes eight mapped transit stops and one grocery store. These amenities provide basic local access without established service metrics.
Fort William features four parks and two grocery stores. Eleven transit stops are mapped within the neighbourhood boundary.
Galway features one mapped park, Galway Village Green. No market statistics or forecasts are available for this neighbourhood in the supplied evidence.
Georgestown includes Holy Heart of Mary High School and Brother Rice Junior High School. The neighbourhood also has Century Park and a Sobeys grocery store.
Glenridge Crescent features 15 mapped amenities. Parks represent the majority of these local points.
Fifteen amenity points are mapped within Glenview Heights. These include one park, thirteen transit stops, and one grocery store.
Glenvilla Court maps eight transit stops alongside a park, childcare centre, and arena. These points define the local amenity inventory without establishing service quality.
Goulds maps seven amenity points including three schools and one park. These locations define the local infrastructure baseline.
Howley Estates features twelve mapped amenities, including Vanier Elementary, Rumboldt Place Park, and Sobeys. These points define the neighbourhood's current infrastructure baseline.
Hoylestown features five mapped amenities. These include two transit stops and two childcare facilities.
Kent's Pond includes ten mapped transit stops, one school, one park, and the Ches Penney Family YMCA. These points define the local amenity baseline without establishing service quality.
Kilbride includes two mapped parks. These amenities are identified by name but lack detailed usage or quality metrics.
L'il Bride includes eleven mapped transit stops. These points mark specific street intersections within the neighbourhood boundary.
Little Canada includes two schools, two parks, and two transit stops. These mapped points define the current local infrastructure baseline.
Memorial University of Newfoundland main campus has 16 mapped amenities. Transit stops dominate the local infrastructure profile.
Mount Cashel includes eleven mapped amenities. The set spans schools, parks, transit stops, and recreation sites.
Mundy Pond includes eight transit stops and two parks. These mapped points define the local infrastructure baseline.
O'Leary's offers 15 mapped amenities, including seven transit stops and two grocery stores. These points support daily convenience within the neighbourhood boundary.
Pennywell features 23 mapped amenities, including Bishop Abraham Elementary School and multiple transit stops. The dataset lacks information on school catchments or transit frequency.
Pippy Park includes a local park, five transit stops, and a childcare centre. These amenities define the current mapped infrastructure of the area.
Pleasantville has 17 mapped amenities. Nine are transit stops along Charter Avenue and East White Hills Road.
Quidi Vidi features three mapped parks, one transit stop, and one recreation point. These amenities form the local infrastructure base.
Rabbittown offers eleven mapped transit stops, one grocery store, and one community centre. These amenities define the local infrastructure profile without indicating current market performance.
Rennies Mill features seven mapped recreation points. No specific facility names or market data are provided.
St. John's housing market tightened in 2025 as sales outpaced new listings, diverging from the national pattern of price declines. This imbalance suggests stronger local demand, though financing headwinds may limit how far prices can rise.
Robinhood Bay lacks mapped direct amenities and municipal context in the current dataset. City-wide recreation programs remain available at Southlands Community Centre.
Seaborn features Brookside Park and three mapped transit stops. The area lacks specific market performance data in this review.
St. John's housing market entered 2026 with a significant supply deficit, as 2025 sales outpaced listings by nearly two to one. While national financing conditions remain stable, the local imbalance drives a forecasted 10% price increase...
Signal Hill includes a national historic site and a geo-vista park. Two transit stops are mapped within the neighbourhood boundary.
Spruce Meadows includes Spruce Meadows Park and four transit stops. The area lacks local market data to assess pricing or demand.
Three park locations are attributed to the neighbourhood. These include Elk's Club Park and Elm Place Park.
Stavanger Drive includes nine transit stops and two grocery stores. These mapped points define the local amenity profile without confirming service quality.
Summerville has 24 mapped amenities. These include 20 transit stops, 2 schools, 1 childcare centre and 1 grocery store.
St. John's city-level sales rose 4.4% to 2,796 while listings fell 2.4% to 1,489 in 2025, creating a seller's environment. These broader measurements are not target-scope readings for The Battery, where no local transaction series is sup...
Fifteen transit stops cluster along Montague Street and Newfoundland Drive in Virginia Park. Two schools and three parks complete the mapped local infrastructure.
Virginia Waters contains one direct amenity point categorized as a Park. No other local amenities are attributed to this neighbourhood in the supplied evidence.
Waterford Valley maps fourteen amenities, dominated by seven recreation sites. Three transit stops and one grocery store round out the local infrastructure profile.
Wedgewood Park has 25 mapped amenities. Transit stops dominate the local infrastructure profile.
White Hills has one mapped transit stop. The point confirms location but not service quality.
The neighbourhood contains 32 mapped amenity points. These include 22 transit stops, two parks, one grocery store, and seven recreation facilities.
St. John's residential market recorded 2,796 sales against 1,489 total listings in 2025, a ratio that signals limited available inventory relative to transaction activity. This imbalance underpins a forecast of 10% average price growth f...